I have been joining LME for over two years. Now I want to share my progress and my experience with you guys who are worrying about learning English here. The first time I joined PIRF live class was on May 2023, it was a free trial lesson. I felt there're so many issues about my pronunciation so I wanted to learn some basic things about pronunciation and get some personal training so then I joined 8-week program. So what I joined in LME is: 8-week speaking→DDM VIP + PIRF VIP + PIRF personal → + Action English → + DDM personal (so far) Now when I review my first live classes for DDM and PIRF, it was so awkward to me. On the other hand, I felt I had too much progress now. For me, I think all courses are helpful in the different phase and level. After fixing most of issues of my pronunciation , I felt DDM personal is the most helpful and efficient course for me. Help me speak more natural and frequently. I really want to thank to our Coaches, they really help me a lot. They are excellent! @Coach Lan @Clive Burton @Gulya Karimova @Vinnie Ki and @Richard Vincent Badana (I didn't have too much chance to practice with other Coaches) If you have any questions about these classes, welcome to ask me here. ^^

My apartment building is currently undergoing a large-scale renovation. It is common to happen once every couple of decades. So, the building is covered with sheets. Even though I am just a middle-aged guy, I feel like becoming a young princess in medieval Europe who was confined in a tower.

I attended a business meetup last evening. Around a hundred people gathered and half of them were foreign people. I was very happy because I could chat with them fluently to some extent in English and understand around 90%. I can get confidence. But most of them can speak Japanese to some extent and get used to Japanese English. I guess it helped have a smooth talk. Anyway, I'm grateful to Coach Shane and the other coaches.

today I finally have a thought to research the skool, to me it's seem like an "inspiration".now I know the deep reason of my one-track mind psychologically, which is I have lost curiosity of new things!!!

Hey guys! Like Coach Shane said, phrasal verbs are super important if we want to get better at English. From now on, I’ll be sharing some phrasal verbs with you, their meanings, and example sentences. If you add your own examples too, it’ll be more fun and easier for all of us to remember! Let’s get started! Our first phrasal verb is “Look up” Meanings: 1. to search for information 2. to show signs of improving 3. to visit someone P.S.: You can find the meanings with illustrations and my examples. I'm looking forward to seeing your comments. What do you think? Should I continue sharing these?