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.
My hand is on the mouse.
I write one email every evening.
I had to share bad numbers with my team.
I sent the invoice last month.
I had to share bad results with my team.
I sent my code for review yesterday.
I wake up before the alarm.
I sat down with a parent yesterday.
Yesterday we deployed to staging.
I was stuck on an email.
I stared at the problem for hours.
I just ran our first project meeting.
I led a project kickoff meeting yesterday.
Yesterday my team wanted to ship the update.
Every night I write one page about my day.
I planted a seed last month.
I walk along the river.
I finished a hard email today.
I tried to fix a toy robot.
I went for a walk by the lake this evening.
A customer said her bill was too high.
I remember her name: Mrs. Delgado.
It’s late and my laptop is open.
I stood on the platform.
I had to present our plan to the leadership team.
I remember walking home in the rain.
We had our sprint planning yesterday.
I left work late tonight.
A stranger helped me today.
My teammate said we should launch early.
I know that feeling in my chest.
I found a bug in our code yesterday.
I made a small mistake today.
I used to feel nervous in code reviews.
I stood on the platform.
Rain hits my window.
I heard that old song today by accident.
I had a discovery call with a new client yesterday.
I packed my bags and moved.
I told my team the numbers are bad.
I sat down to write my report again.
I close my laptop and my shoulders drop.
Last week I led a project kickoff meeting.
I put a seed in a small pot.
I joined a new tech team last month.
This is my last morning here.
I told my manager the release will slip.
She looked at the floor.
I almost gave up on this report.
I stood on the platform as the train arrived.