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 agree to everything.
I often feel nervous speaking first.
I clear my emails each night.
I spent hours on that tricky report.
The day ended.
We began our new work sprint today.
I had to share hard news.
I found a small box today.
Tonight, words spill onto the page.
I remember that food.
The plane flies very high now.
Rain often feels isolating, doesn't it?
We started our new project today.
The day begins to settle now.
Giving updates used to feel like a big task.
I often think about handling price concerns.
I had to share our project status.
I had to talk to a parent today.
Seeing that familiar face again felt warm.
We talked about the new project plan.
I remember my very first paycheck.
The day's tasks begin to fade now.
I noticed a service wasn't running correctly.
It felt wrong to decline offers before.
I recall a hard try.
I watched a young girl today.
I remember explaining the home care steps.
I remember my first salary.
The kitchen air feels cool now.
A client mentioned our service felt pricey.
I worked many hours.
The old feeling returns, a tiny knot.
I remember that evening clearly.
Our new project faced a big snag.
My teammate sent code for review.
The day ends now.
A patient came in for a small procedure.
I began a new work task.
A certain song played tonight.
Tonight, I feel good.
The earliest hours hold a special charm.
Tonight feels different.
Tonight, my thoughts drift back to an old teacher.
I started a big project.
The bus was gone.
Tonight I remember a small boy.
The night was long.
The first light touches my window pane.
I wake up slowly.
I explained the new work plan.