Bilingual English lessons tagged #small-talk — read one here, then open it in Spikdi to hear the narration and score your speaking.
I called the customer yesterday.
I met someone new today.
Today I talked to a stranger at work.
I remember my first English conversation.
It is late, and my inbox is full.
I look out the small window.
Today I talked to a stranger at work.
A tourist asked me for ideas.
I sat in the hospital waiting room yesterday.
We sat with our cups of tea.
I met a traveler at the hotel desk.
I still feel the warm trace of that talk.
I saw my old friend today.
My aunt called me last night.
A traveler asked me for ideas.
Last Tuesday, I sat with a coworker over tea.
I sit with my tea.
Today the market was loud and full.
Tonight I think about a tea chat after work.
A traveler asked me for ideas yesterday.
Last week, I talked to a stranger.
Tonight I thought about my old friend.
Last night, I had tea with an old friend.
I saw my old friend today.
I talked to a stranger today.
Today I talked to a stranger at the store.
Tonight I had tea with a friend.
The first time I spoke English to a stranger, I was scared.
The sun has not fully risen yet, and the kitchen is still.
Yesterday we fixed a customer's billing error.
The weekend market is always crowded.
The market buzzes with life on a Saturday.
Yesterday I felt tired at work.
He asked me what to see today.
I held the warm cup close to my chest.
My first discovery call made me nervous.
I remember my first time speaking English to a stranger.
A traveler asked me for advice yesterday.
A traveler asked me what to see today.
I saw my old friend today.
The night air carries the smell of grilled corn.
A traveler asked me where to eat in town.
I called my mom to share my news.
It was a Tuesday, and I was in a pharmacy.
The night air carries a warm, spicy smell.
A traveler asked me what to see in my city.
The workday ends, and my feet turn.
Last week, I dialed a number I didn't know.
Last Tuesday, I drank tea with a friend.
I saw her face after ten years.