Bilingual English lessons tagged #small-talk — read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
Rain tapped on the roof tonight.
We met for coffee after ten years.
We met after ten years, and I felt nervous.
I saw my old friend today.
I saw an old friend today.
Last week I spoke English to a stranger.
Rain tapped my window all evening.
I remember my first English hello.
I called the customer yesterday.
I met someone new today.
Today I talked to a stranger at work.
I remember my first English conversation.
It is late, and my inbox is full.
I look out the small window.
Today I talked to a stranger at work.
A tourist asked me for ideas.
I sat in the hospital waiting room yesterday.
We sat with our cups of tea.
I met a traveler at the hotel desk.
I still feel the warm trace of that talk.
I saw my old friend today.
My aunt called me last night.
A traveler asked me for ideas.
Last Tuesday, I sat with a coworker over tea.
I sit with my tea.
Today the market was loud and full.
Tonight I think about a tea chat after work.
A traveler asked me for ideas yesterday.
Last week, I talked to a stranger.
Tonight I thought about my old friend.
Last night, I had tea with an old friend.
I saw my old friend today.
I talked to a stranger today.
Today I talked to a stranger at the store.
Tonight I had tea with a friend.
The first time I spoke English to a stranger, I was scared.
The sun has not fully risen yet, and the kitchen is still.
Yesterday we fixed a customer's billing error.
The weekend market is always crowded.
The market buzzes with life on a Saturday.
Yesterday I felt tired at work.
He asked me what to see today.
I held the warm cup close to my chest.
My first discovery call made me nervous.
I remember my first time speaking English to a stranger.
A traveler asked me for advice yesterday.
A traveler asked me what to see today.
I saw my old friend today.
The night air carries the smell of grilled corn.
A traveler asked me where to eat in town.