@Ute Delsing @Ralph Essers @George Gubaidulin @Cao QiaoLan @Linus Z @Natalie Cosmopolitan @Eve Eve @Fulya Acun @Evelyne Vincent @Jenny Jenny @公用 学员账号 @Shirley Lee @Sara Li @Mina Min @Donesh Pawara @Ryo Takayama @Sherry Zhan @Massouda Mhamdi @Gee Nat @Pedro Lustosa @Xinxin Zhang @Maximilian Miasnikov @Soooda Feng @Jackie Li @Frank Wang @Pika Bu @Rory Yuan @Steven Jiang WE DID IT— thank you all! Huge thanks to everyone who joined today’s class! We went through all the pronunciation drills and we've done all 4 parts of dictation! AREN’T WE SOMETHING? 😁 The energy was awesome, and your participation really brings these sessions to life. It makes the whole experience more fun and meaningful for me and today was no exception. Special thanks to our Mentor @Gulistan Asan for all the support and assistance — truly appreciated.🙏 And thank you all for showing up and being part of it. Looking forward to practicing together again very soon! 🙌

Today’s vocabulary: “CAME THROUGH” What it means: In slang, "COME THROUGH" is used when someone provides what is needed, shows up as promised, or succeeds in a clutch moment. It’s about delivering the goods or not letting someone down. In simpler terms: Someone did what they said they would do, or they showed up to help right when you needed them. It’s a way to show appreciation for someone being dependable. Examples: - The goalie really came through in the last minute. - I needed a ride and my brother came through. Question: Can you use it in a sentence?? 🤔 Comment your sentences below 👇🏻