Bilingual English lessons tagged #hospitality — read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
Rain often feels isolating, doesn't it?
The night air feels colder now.
A guest asked for lunch spots.
Today, a small thing happened.
The long night was hard.
A guest arrived looking quite tired yesterday.
Rain often feels a bit lonely.
Tonight, I felt like making something special.
I think about my old teacher often.
The kitchen counter glows softly tonight.
Today marks the journey's final stretch.
Tonight, I make a meal.
A traveler recently asked for tips.
The kitchen light is soft now.
A traveler once asked me for city tips.
Tonight, I shared tea with an old friend.
Tonight, I faced a small fear.
The air cools after sunset.
A traveler once asked for things to do.
The platform lights gleamed faintly.
Tonight, I felt like creating something special.
A tired guest arrived early today.
The window is open a bit.
The earliest hours hold a special charm.
A guest arrived, looking very tired.
I walk along the dark street.
I saw the strange dish today.
The kitchen light is soft now.
The front door clicks shut.
The guest arrived, clearly exhausted from her travels.
A traveler asked me for tips.
She looked at her map, a bit puzzled.
The market pulses with countless footsteps.
The streetlights glow softly outside.
I used to say yes to everything.
I made a small error today.
The rain taps on the glass.
Tonight I cooked and danced at once.
I wake up in a room that is not mine.
Tonight I cooked soup for my mother.
Last night, I put my shoes by the door.
The door clicks shut behind the last guest.
Tonight I walked home through the rain.
I remember my teacher, Mrs. Lee.
The street lamps glow the same every night.
Tonight I watched the last leaf fall.
The day ends, but my energy rises.
Last month I almost closed my laptop forever.
I still remember that tea with Marta.
I found an old photo today.