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.
My boss asked if we could ship the software today.
I finished a small task today.
I made a small mistake today.
A tired guest came to the desk.
I wake up before the sun.
I remember the day clearly.
Today a stranger helped me.
I found a photo from years ago.
I called my mother tonight.
I remember my math teacher from high school.
I hear that song again tonight.
Nobody clapped when I fixed that error today.
I open my sketchbook each night.
I put a seed in the soil last month.
I spent two hours on a problem.
I feel a tiny fear in my chest tonight.
A customer called me very upset yesterday.
I told my teammate the bug was critical.
Last week a client told me our price was too high.
My colleague looked worried when I mentioned the budget.
I chop an onion slowly.
I made a small mistake today.
Yesterday I wrapped up the report draft.
I remember a stranger's kindness.
I want to try again.
A customer called me yesterday.
I showed a new teammate how a feature works.
I tied my shoes at 5 AM.
I remembered the problem we fixed yesterday.
I stared at the problem for hours.
Yesterday I showed Sara how our search tool works.
A friend asked me what to do here.
I remember a colleague who hated numbers.
Yesterday I updated my lead on our testing progress.
Last week, I had to propose a new timeline during our project meeting.
In yesterday's meeting, I needed to clarify some project requirements.
I found a bug in the code this morning, and I had to assess its severity.
I wrote a test case for the login feature this morning.
A support rep flagged a bug to me this morning.
I sat down with the product manager yesterday to talk about test priorities.
I had to write a test plan email for our new feature release.
Last sprint, our retro felt a bit forced.
I had to share our team's quality metrics with the product managers yesterday.
Last week, I sat down with the dev team to talk about our test automation strategy.
I step onto the wet sand.
My boss wanted to ship the new feature today.
We started the sprint on Monday.
I laced up my shoes after three months.
In a review, my colleague said our plan was perfect.
Yesterday our system crashed for three hours.