Bilingual English lessons tagged #tech — read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
We had our sprint planning yesterday.
I found a problem in the app today.
We deployed the new update to staging first.
I moved here last month.
The alarm rings at six.
Yesterday I found a small bug in our app.
Last week, I gave feedback on a colleague's code.
Yesterday we had a talk about a bug.
I left the office, and rain found me.
I watched you walk toward the train.
It was a Tuesday, and I was in a pharmacy.
Yesterday, our site went down for a few minutes.
Late at night, I hear an old song on the radio.
Last week, I sent my code for review.
The last door closes softly.
I found a bug in our app last week.
The suitcase lies open on the bed.
I stared at the numbers for hours.
My room is full of old things.
The sidewalk has a familiar feel.
Yesterday I found a bug in our app.
We deployed to staging this morning.
Yesterday I gave feedback on a colleague's code.
Saturday morning, and the market is full of life.
Yesterday at standup, I said my task is in the backlog.
Yesterday I helped a new teammate.
Last week I joined a new tech team.
I had to tell the team today.
Last week, I sent my code for review.
Every morning we have a stand-up meeting.
Yesterday I showed a new teammate how our search works.
I remember my first code review.
Last week I broke the login page.
The market is loud and full of colors.
I found a problem in our app yesterday.
Yesterday our payment system started failing.
I saw the last leaf fall today.
I step out of the office and the city wakes.
It is late at night, and the city is finally quiet.
Tomorrow I fly back to my job.
Yesterday, I explained our new search tool to a teammate.
Yesterday we found a bug in our app.
I noticed the error log early this morning.
I watched the train slide out of the station.
Every night, I walk for twenty minutes.
I moved here last month with two bags.
Every night, I walk for twenty minutes.
Last night, I stared at my screen.
Yesterday I joined my first sprint planning.
Today a stranger held the door for me.