Every lesson is a short story in two languages — English on top, your language underneath. Read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
I open my eyes before the alarm rings.
Last week we had a project review.
I saw two teammates disagree on a deadline.
I used to look at others all the time.
The door clicks shut behind the last guest.
Today I watched a leaf fall.
I waited for the bus today.
Yesterday I wrapped up the report draft.
I wake up before the alarm.
A song came on the radio tonight.
I missed the bus today.
Tomorrow is a big day.
It was raining after work today.
I wrote a letter to my old self tonight.
It was raining, and I had no umbrella.
Yesterday I wrapped up the login module.
I had a talk with a parent today.
It started raining on my way home.
I remember holding that first paycheck in my hands.
I chop onions slowly, one slice at a time.
I look at my notes on the table.
I sat down at my desk tonight.
I saw confusion on her face.
I called my mother after my shift.
My new teammate asked about the report tool.
I forgot my umbrella at work today.
I saw the guest at the front desk.
I wake up and drink a glass of water.
I missed the bus this morning.
I stand in the kitchen alone.
I told my teammate the bug was critical.
Rain taps on the window.
I saw two teammates disagree on a deadline.
I put a tiny seed into the dirt.
I look at my empty suitcase.
I was in a meeting last week.
I found a bug in production.
A tired guest checked in early this morning.
I walk through the night market.
I sat down next to someone at a conference.
My aunt was worried about my health.
I had to present my plan to the leadership team.
I hid the mistake for three weeks.
I planted a seed today.
I remember that project.
I used to say yes to everything.
I found an old photo under some papers.
We deployed to staging on Tuesday.
I wake up before the sun.
I closed my laptop at nine.