Bilingual English lessons tagged #hospitality — read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
I chop onions by the window.
I stared at the numbers for hours.
Tonight I cooked and danced.
I walk the same road every night.
The window is cold to touch.
Tonight I cooked for someone I love.
I planted a seed last month.
I moved here three weeks ago with two bags.
Last night, I drank tea with my friend.
A traveler asked me for ideas yesterday.
The rain taps my shoulders like old friends.
A guest came to the desk at two in the afternoon.
My eyes are heavy, but I watch the light.
I moved here last month.
I chop onions slowly on the board.
Last night I found an old photo.
I sat at the table.
I remember my teacher from last year.
A tired guest came to the front desk.
The last car rolled away.
The train pulled away, and you were gone.
I sit at my desk with a blank page.
The rain starts as I leave work.
The whistle blew, and I felt a lump.
The night felt endless, but it is over now.
I remember the day my first paycheck arrived.
Tonight I walked home without an umbrella.
Tonight I made tea for a friend.
A traveler asked me what to see today.
I pack my bag for a new city.
The room was not ready when the guest arrived.
I missed the bus today.
I used to watch my coworker shine.
I moved here last Tuesday.
Tonight I cleared my desk.
It is late, and my desk is still lit.
Tonight I feel a small fear in my chest.
The guest arrived early and looked very tired.
The train leaves the station tonight.
The window shows a gray sky.
The day is done.
The last guest left at midnight.
I sit at my desk at midnight.
A guest came to the desk late in the evening.
It was late afternoon, and the guest looked exhausted.
The door clicks shut, and the house feels larger.
Tonight I remember my first English talk.
I walk home late tonight.
I chop the onions slowly.
I used to work until my eyes hurt.