Bilingual English lessons tagged #hospitality — read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
A tired guest came to the front desk.
The last car rolled away.
The train pulled away, and you were gone.
I sit at my desk with a blank page.
The rain starts as I leave work.
The whistle blew, and I felt a lump.
The night felt endless, but it is over now.
I remember the day my first paycheck arrived.
Tonight I walked home without an umbrella.
Tonight I made tea for a friend.
A traveler asked me what to see today.
I pack my bag for a new city.
The room was not ready when the guest arrived.
I missed the bus today.
I used to watch my coworker shine.
I moved here last Tuesday.
Tonight I cleared my desk.
It is late, and my desk is still lit.
Tonight I feel a small fear in my chest.
The guest arrived early and looked very tired.
The train leaves the station tonight.
The window shows a gray sky.
The day is done.
The last guest left at midnight.
I sit at my desk at midnight.
A guest came to the desk late in the evening.
It was late afternoon, and the guest looked exhausted.
The door clicks shut, and the house feels larger.
Tonight I remember my first English talk.
I walk home late tonight.
I chop the onions slowly.
I used to work until my eyes hurt.
Tonight I watered the little pot on my shelf.
My eyes feel heavy from the long night.
A guest came to the desk looking very tired.
The first coffee of the morning feels like a small gift.
I stand on the platform and watch the train leave.
The night air smells like fried onions and smoke.
Tonight the air smells of grilled meat and spices.
My first paycheck came in a plain white envelope.
I am zipping my bag for a city I have never seen.
I chop onions for you.
I kept a secret for many days.
I stir the pot on low heat.
I walked the same street again tonight.
Tonight I counted the cash drawer again.
I planted basil seeds last Sunday.
I chop the onions slowly tonight.
Tonight I thought about a small moment.
I didn't sleep last night.