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 look through the small window.
Yesterday, I had to explain a tricky idea to my team.
I had to explain our budget to a colleague.
Late night, I think of my teacher.
I found an old song today.
The door closes behind the last guest.
Last week I had a discovery call with a new client.
I woke up early on the last day.
That problem sat on my desk for days.
I saw my old friend today.
My new room is just boxes now.
Tonight I think about my little cousin.
The last car pulled away from the curb.
I always said no to sushi.
The suitcase lies open on the bed.
Last week we reviewed the new plan.
I wrote you a letter last night.
Last week I had to share bad numbers with my boss.
Tonight I cooked pasta and danced.
Tomorrow I will present my report.
Tonight I heard that song again.
Last week, I had to share bad numbers.
The last leaf hangs on the branch.
I hold the warm cup in my hands.
I saw my old friend today.
The screen still glows at eleven.
We deployed to staging this morning.
After our meeting, I wanted to send a note.
I wrote a bug report today.
A customer came to my counter yesterday.
I wake up before the alarm.
I look out the small window.
Today I talked to a stranger at work.
I sent an email with a wrong name.
I made a mistake at work last week.
The day ended with a mountain of reports.
I explain home care to families often.
Yesterday I wrapped up the login page design.
Last week, a patient was very nervous.
Last week, a colleague asked for a big feature.
I worked on the report all morning.
A tourist asked me for ideas.
I called a client this morning.
The phone rang at seven.
Tonight I watched the last leaf fall.
I used to say yes to everything.
I sat in the hospital waiting room yesterday.
It's late, and I'm thinking about my old math teacher.
We sat with our cups of tea.
The market buzzes with vendors shouting out deals.