Bilingual English lessons tagged #small-talk — read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
I often feel nervous speaking first.
The day ended.
Seeing that familiar face again felt warm.
The phone felt light after her voice.
Tonight, I saw an old friend.
Today, I spoke to someone new.
My phone rings tonight.
I remember that first attempt well.
The last car drove away.
The market on Saturday felt so alive.
Tonight, I saw an old friend.
The afternoon felt heavy.
The front door finally clicked shut.
Just finished talking with my mother.
The platform felt so vacant.
I watched a child playing today.
Sometimes, I dread speaking to new faces.
It was good to see him tonight.
Rain often feels a bit lonely.
They finally left a while ago.
The last voices finally drifted out.
I remember that day so clearly.
The last car drove away.
I remember that first time clearly.
Tonight, I saw an old friend.
This city feels new tonight.
I remember that first time speaking English.
Someone asked for city tips today.
New city lights shine outside.
Today felt heavy for a while.
Sometimes, you just connect.
Today I saw an old friend.
A traveler once asked me for city tips.
Sometimes, starting a chat feels daunting.
I always saw that dish.
The rain poured down suddenly today.
Today felt long.
The front door clicked shut finally.
I remember that first attempt.
Today, I had a good talk.
Remembering our meeting felt good tonight.
Seeing an old friend felt strange tonight.
The last goodbyes echo softly.
I remember that day so clearly.
The platform feels different now.
The front door just closed.
I remember a traveler looking quite lost in the lobby.
I spoke to someone new today.
Today, I spoke with someone new.
I felt a bit nervous.