Hey everyone! 👋 Just added a new weekly event—Throwback PIRFsday—every Thursday at 3 PM Moscow time (8 PM Beijing time). ⏰ 👉 https://www.skool.com/lme/calendar?eid=0cc92109f049424f82036ff26f79f519&eoid=1765454400 Here’s what we'll do: Go through one of the past PIRF assignments and … - Do VF (Vowel Foul) 😜 - Practice pronunciation 🗣️ - Read the whole assignment 📝 As always I post a video every Wednesday evening or Thursday morning as a sneak peek 🎬. Everyone’s welcome to join and practice! 🙌 PRACTICING TOGETHER, IMPROVING BIG TIME! 💪

I want more flames! But seriously, you guys really make our community special. Thank you! Special SHOUT OUTS: Queen @Evelyne Vincent , @Jiyeon Song , @Alex Understated , @Adam Zhang @Fulya Acun , @Gulistan Asan , @Moxa Xie , @Jenny Yu , @Coral Lee and @Taisei Koshida

I'm practicing my -th- pronunciation with a tissue as Coach Shane @Shane Peterson said, and the paper keeps getting stuck in my face. As the tissues FLY, my cat stared curiously, tail flickering and pupils dilated. To prevent “accidental injury”, I decided to move on to another place.🤣🤣

💬 Chit Chat, Anyone ? ☕ Who’s Up for a HANGOUT? 💻🎧 🗓️ December 5th 🕛 12pm Moscow / 5pm Beijing https://www.skool.com/lme/calendar?eid=b3a45586218e400db1123472bf3f66c1&eoid=1764925200 What Is LME Friend’s Club? - It’s a community hangout space on the Let’s Master English (LME) Skool platform.  - It’s described as “Learning Together, Improving Big Time” — so the emphasis is on peer support and community.  - They run random hangouts, meaning informal sessions where members can chat, practice, and connect.  How It Fits Into LME - LME has a classroom section for structured learning (lessons, DDM listening, PIRF speaking).  - The Friend’s Club provides a less formal, more social component — not just studying, but just being in a community with fellow English learners. - It can help with motivation, confidence, and practicing English in a low-pressure environment. Who It’s For - Anyone in the LME community who wants to hang out, talk, and improve English in a more casual way. - Especially useful for learners who benefit from community — not just formal lessons, but speaking and interacting with peers. - Good for building real-world speaking confidence, because it’s not just about assignments — it’s about conversations. WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝

I'm watching DDM 28 answers now. And CS is explaining that sound goes UP with STEAL and DOWN with STILL. I found it convenient and simple for myself also to think about the spot of vibration. I mean, when I'm saying STEAL I have the vibration in my throat and when I'm saying STILL I have the vibration somewhere above my upper teeth. It also works for "men VS man" etc. What do you think people?