I am sorry for my bad English. Filming here without a plan is hard for me, and I am making many mistakes. But it is spontaneous! Photos will hels you to guess , I hope ... Thank you for your attention! There are also ponies and horses just 1km away if you want to go for a ride. If you have any questions feel free to ask .... - Are you hungry enough to eat a big farm lunch at the fair? 🥖🧀

Hey LME fellows! We can't reach fluency without actually speaking -- but the irony is, speaking can be painful. We make tons of mistakes, feel embarrassed, hate ourselves (and the damn language!), and wonder why there's no magic pill to make us fluent overnight. That frustration leads to disappointment, lost motivation, and sometimes we just give up... only to find ourselves a year or two later thinking, “If only I knew English, I could’ve landed that job or that scholarship...” And so, the cycle repeats. So -- where are you in this cycle? I pulled myself out of it three years ago when I forced myself to record LTA videos (one of the DDM VIP activities). It was uncomfortable, but I just spoke, waited for feedback, and kept going. Am I speaking as effortlessly as I want? Not yet. But I've made good progress, and that feeling -- knowing you're improving -- is like a rush of endorphins. It's like being a superhero with a rare skill: speaking a foreign language. So, use every opportunity to speak, no matter your level. Join AMA sessions, online classes, community meetups, record your readings -- just trust your Coach and keep going.