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 walked into my boss's office.
I woke up before my alarm today.
I was nervous when I had to explain care at home.
Tomorrow is a big day.
We gathered in the small meeting room.
I had to present my project plan to the senior team.
I stood on the platform and watched the train leave.
I fixed a small bug today.
I wake up early on Saturday.
I turn on the music.
I remember the day I stopped looking at other people's scores.
Last week, we had a big review meeting.
Last week a client told me our price was too high.
I found an old photo in a book today.
I walk into the market.
I sent a quick email after the meeting.
I remember my first English conversation with a stranger.
I used to say yes to everything.
I like to wake up before the sun.
I found an old photo in a drawer.
I remember the first time.
I saw my old friend today.
I sit at the kitchen table.
I messed up the numbers in the budget report.
I walked with my friend in the rain.
I left work late and forgot my umbrella.
I walked into the boardroom with my laptop and a printed deck.
Two of my teammates were stuck on how to run the project.
I stepped outside and felt the sharp air.
I had to tell my boss the numbers were bad.
I saw worry in her eyes before the procedure.
I look around my room tonight.
My manager wanted to ship the update today.
A new person joined our team last week.
I made a small mistake today.
A student came to my desk yesterday.
I woke up in a room I didn't know.
We deployed to staging on Tuesday.
I remember my first time with a very nervous patient.
I stood on the platform and watched the train.
This morning felt different.
I put my phone down.
I am learning to cook.
I finished work late today again.
It is Sunday and it rains outside.
I watched my little cousin eat a tomato.
A client said our price was too high.
I sat on my bed last night.
I watched one leaf hold on all night.
I walked home under a borrowed umbrella last night.