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.
The station lights are yellow and tired.
Last week, a new teammate asked me about our app.
Today I showed a new teammate our feature.
Today I fixed a big data error.
I sent the email after our meeting.
Last week I learned real agile words at work.
I stand on the platform.
After the meeting, I wanted to follow up.
Last week I reviewed a teammate's code.
I watched the last leaf fall.
Tonight I thought about my long report.
We sat by the window, our cups warm.
My teammate asked me to add a new feature.
After our meeting last week, I waited a few days.
I presented my proposal to the team today.
Yesterday I fixed a problem for a customer.
I saw my old friend today.
I remember a patient who was very nervous.
The alarm rings early today.
I sat down with a parent yesterday.
Tonight I laced up my shoes again.
I held my first paycheck in my hands.
Last night I walked home in the rain.
The whistle blew, and I felt a lump.
The trip ends tomorrow morning.
I found an old photo today.
Last week I had to share bad numbers.
The first time I spoke English to a stranger, I was scared.
My student looked very sad after the test.
I think about my old teacher tonight.
Tonight I remember the lunch that scared me.
I found an old photo today.
Tonight I remember the rain we shared.
Work ended an hour ago.
Rain tapped on the window all evening.
I had to explain home care to a patient yesterday.
My manager asked about the server problem.
I sat alone in the waiting room.
Last week, a customer said my price was too high.
The alarm rings at five.
Tonight I think about my work project.
Rain tapped on my window all day.
The sun has not fully risen yet, and the kitchen is still.
Last week I sat in a big meeting.
My day was loud and busy.
Yesterday we fixed a customer's billing error.
I walk out before the sun.
I found an old photo today.
I used to measure my day by others.
The weekend market is always crowded.