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 left the office without my umbrella tonight.
I had a discovery call with a new client yesterday.
Yesterday I had to tell my boss we will miss the deadline.
I stared at the number for a long time.
I stand on the platform.
So to confirm, we agreed on the price.
I was showing a new teammate how our search function works.
Last week I reviewed a teammate's code.
I had a good meeting with a client yesterday.
I used to look at others.
I almost stopped running three weeks ago.
I sit with my coffee.
I sent an invoice two weeks ago.
I open the curtains and let in the light.
I used to take code review comments as criticism of myself.
I used to say yes to everything.
I remember my math teacher.
I told my manager the release will slip.
A traveler asked me what to do in the city.
I was rushing to the hospital that morning.
I still think about Mrs. Carter sometimes.
My teammate said the bug was critical.
I found an old song on my phone.
Every morning I eat a piece of fruit.
I wake up before sunrise on my last day.
I got my first paycheck last month.
I remember my first English conversation.
I messed up the numbers in our meeting.
The rain taps on the window like a soft knock.
I felt nervous before the meeting.
I packed my bag for the last time.
I looked at the bowl for a long time.
I watched my little cousin play.
To give you some context, the testing took longer than expected.
I sit at the kitchen table.
I remember the last time I was afraid to ask.
I put on my old running shoes.
I sat down with Mia, our new developer.
Tomorrow is a big day for me.
I made a small mistake today.
I sit on the floor of my new room.
I haven't run in three months.
I sit in my favorite chair.
I saw my old friend today.
I put my hand on the keyboard.
I always said no to this food.
I sit by the window on the plane.
I found an old song today.
I remember my math teacher.
My eyes open before the alarm.