I'm really curious – do you learn English from TV shows? And what about Family Album USA? Do you think it’s a good resource for learning English? Let me know and share some tips, I’d really appreciate it!

Here’s a clean breakdown based on the calendar 👇 RECURRING EVENT TYPES You’ll see these again and again in LME: - 🙋‍♂️ AMA (Ask Me Anything)With different coaches (Jas, Serge,Khalil, Mila, Vinnie, etc.) - ✍️ Dictation SundayWeekly : listening + writing practice - 🔥 LME NAVI: Weekly MeetupsOnboarding + guidance + community support - 🎲🤣 Games with Khalil/⏱️ Word For a Minute Serge: Speaking games, relaxed + fun - 🌎 LME Friend’s Club with Mentor Mariel /☕ Bruno’s Chat Café : Casual conversation / hangouts - 📚 Page Pals /🗣️Throwback PIRFsday! ⏮️/LME Speaking/Listening : Focused skill practice - 🤓 No Tangential Only Essential : Learn vocabulary and phrases that will HELP YOU master English - 📝 Topic of The Day with Nolla: discussion club Best events by goal 🗣️ For speaking practice Go for interactive + low-pressure events: - AMA sessions (ask questions, speak live) - Games with Khalil and Serge(excellent for confidence) - LME Friend’s Club (casual conversation) - Speaking/Listening sessions - LME NAVI (especially if you’re new and want to talk + ask) 👉 If pronunciation is your main goal: AMA + Throwback PIRFsday/ LME Speaking 👂 For listening practice Go for structured input: - Dictation Sunday ⭐⭐⭐ - AMA (even just listening helps a lot) - Word for a Minute - Page Pals 👉 If you feel shy: listen first, speak later — totally normal here. Simple advice if you’re new - Start with LME NAVI → learn how everything works - Attend 1–2 AMAs per week - Add Dictation Sunday for listening - When comfortable, jump into Games or Friend’s Club

How do distinguish the pronunciation between hobby and hubby?From my ears to hear they are totally same,but after I checked the phonetic symbol,found they are different,is the difference of long a and short a?My dear Coaches,I need your helpings,if be free,would you please make a video to me?Thank you so much!😊

Here's the link to the recording on box.com https://parmyproductionsllc.boxenterprise.net/s/s9yrxvawrec0itme33ca9na1j5furp79 Alright guys! That was a great meeting to say the least. We all seem to be gluttons for English so sometimes we couldn't hold our horses and pace ourselves but still a lot of new expressions sank in and became engraved (inprinted) in our minds. Some of the members bedazzled us with zhuzhed-up English but that jazzing up or spicing up only serves to seal well what we have learned. Mistakes obviously strike but we're exonerated of any guilt and would be acquitted well at any court of law. Coming clean, though, doesn't mean that we don't get discombobulated or feel under the weather in the heat of the moment. We know we're not out of the woods yet but the proverbial and sempiternal hunger for English never stops. Spesial thanks go to @Mila Zinoveva @Serge Gray @Evelyne Vincent @Sergey K @Massouda Mhamdi @Jojo Raja @Natalie Cosmopolitan @Gulistan Asan @Pauline Wong By the way, guys. How many expressions from the session did I use? And until next time bye bye.

@Evelyne Vincent @Ute Delsing @Mariel Liang @Windy Wang @Miko Zhou @Xinxin Zhang @Lele Jiang @Gulistan Asan @Mina Min @Emin Tu @Mei Chen @Nza Kurdi @Pauline Wong @Sara Li @Hanny Zzzzzzz @Eve Eve @Alex Yu @Sam O @Arturo Montoya @Mie Tsuzaki @Nigar Aliyeva @Rory Yuan @Semyon Maklakov @Nolla Nella @Soooda Feng @Natalie Cosmopolitan @Sherry Zhan @Lu Huishan @Shirley Lee @Jackie Li @Cao QiaoLan @Jojo Raja Thank you all for stopping by and taking part in today’s class. We covered a lot of good stuff, and I really hope you found it useful and enjoyable. Thanks for the great energy and participation — it always makes a difference. Looking forward to seeing you again next time! WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝 DOWNLOAD LINK