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 used to write vague bug reports.
The last guest just left.
My colleague wanted a shorter deadline.
I sit by the window with my cup.
Rain taps on my window.
I stared at the math problem for an hour.
I had to push back on shipping the feature.
I had a tired guest at the front desk.
Rain started suddenly.
I walk through the weekend market.
I stood on the platform.
I tried to explain the new process.
I work at a small shop.
I walk home late at night.
I used to say yes to everything.
I needed more time for my part.
My suitcase is almost full.
I found an old photo in a drawer today.
I watched my nephew learn to ride a bike.
I am sitting by the window.
I wanted to ask a question today.
I missed the bus this morning.
I drew a line too long.
I had a discovery call this morning with a new client.
I call my mother every Sunday.
I left work and felt the first drops on my face.
I had to ask about an overdue invoice.
I put on my running shoes.
I walk by the water at dusk.
I found an old photo today.
The market is packed with people today.
I used to think rest was lazy.
A client told me our price was too high.
My manager asked me to ship the update today.
I just finished a discovery call.
I read science news every morning.
I used to measure my life by others.
I heard an old song on the radio tonight.
I remember holding that first envelope.
I missed the bus today.
The rain started as I left the store.
I kept a secret for three years.
I heard a song on the radio today.
Last week I had to share bad numbers.
I sit by the window with my coffee.
I wake up before the sun.
I found an old photo today.
The rain falls on the window.
I presented my plan to the leadership team yesterday.
I look at my open suitcase on the bed.