Bilingual English lessons tagged #retail — read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
Last night I had tea with my friend.
The market buzzes with life on a Saturday.
I found an old photo today.
Every night, I write a small report.
The report is still open on my desk.
I used to watch my coworkers' numbers every week.
I carried a heavy secret for weeks.
The cup is warm in my hands.
Last night I stacked boxes in the back room.
My feet ache from the long day.
I remember a stranger's kindness today.
Tonight I met an old friend after ten years.
Today is the last day of my trip.
The market wakes up early on Saturday.
Rain tapped on the roof all night.
I found an old photo today.
The bus left just as I reached the stop.
Yesterday a customer pointed out a billing error.
My eyes feel heavy now.
I close the shop door behind me.
Today I talked to a stranger at a shop.
I almost did not open the file again.
My shoes felt foreign tonight, like old friends I forgot.
The first cold morning slid under my door.
I felt stuck for days on that deal.
Today I watched my niece play with a box.
The train hums behind me, ready to leave.
I remember the first time I spoke English.
The pan hisses on the stove.
The bus doors closed in front of me.
The numbers on my screen made no sense.
Today the market was full of life.
Yesterday at work, a customer came to my counter.
The customer looked at her receipt and frowned.
I carried a heavy secret.
Every evening I write a small report.
I planted a seed in a small pot.
Tonight I think about my small win.
The kitchen smells like onions and garlic.
I wanted to ask, but fear held me.
I pick up a pen from the floor.
My shoes sit by the door, waiting.
The market is full of colors today.
The store lights are off now.
My list has one more task.
I stood in line for ten minutes.
I used to check my friends' jobs every day.
I open my big suitcase on the floor.
I finished the report at 4 AM.
I walked by the river at dusk.