Friday NAVI meetups -- warm welcomes, community news, and English-connection time. It's January 23, 2026 -- day 23 of the year, with 342 days left. Great to have you @Qingping Jiang, @Xinxin Zhang, @Barsha Debnath, @Steven Jiang, @Chen Willow, @Julie Meng, @Juan Romero, @Gulistan Asan and @Nza Kurdi (Sorry for the wait -- hope we can chat more next time!). If I didn't tag you (tag issues), say hi below. Thank you all for sharing 2 hours, 08 minutes, and 20 seconds of your life -- time you'll never get back, so I hope it was worth it! Let's keep making every moment count. P.S.: Star Cao, don't forget to create your own LME account so we can tag you 😊 Useful Highlights: 1️⃣ CLASSROOM -- Join our DDM and/or PIRF Courses and learn with Coach Shane. 2️⃣ CALENDAR -- Join live AMA sessions and practice with the coaches. 3️⃣ COMMUNITY -- Use your English with others: post, comment, and speak in the live hangouts. Thanks to everyone for your energy and open hearts. See you next time! ❤️

Loved having @Ute Delsing, @Ada Ada, @Soooda Feng, @Linda Wang, @Rory Yuan, @Candice Liu, @Candice Y, @Shirley Lee, @Eva Bosakova, @Lu Huishan, @Sherry Zhan, @Gee Nat, @Sara Li, and @Barsha Debnath. If I didn't tag you (tag issues), say hi below. Thank you for your time and thoughts on today's LME Page Pals! 💬 Expressions & Meanings: - resentments -- feelings of anger or hurt because of something someone did - stemmed from -- came from; started because of - stubbornly -- refusing to change your mind - rekindle -- restart; relight - acquaintance -- someone you know, but not a close friend - resisted initially -- said no or didn't want to do it at first - of his own -- from himself - defensive -- acting like you need to protect yourself; not open to listening 🎧 Audio of Part 15: Be the First One to Act Loving or Reach Out (see attached) See you next time!

Please tell us which class you registered for and we will give you access to the course in the Classroom section!! 在这边留言，我给你开通直播课权限。 GET STARTED VIDEOS are HERE!! The classes we have: PIRF FRESH (Lessons 1-25) (199 Yuan) DDM ELITE, PERSONAL, VIP, STANDARD, AMA PIRF PERSONAL, VIP, STANDARD, AMA 8-Week Speaking English Camp ActionEnglish

I learnt the idiom ' go a long way' from Coach Mila's live class--LME Page Pals. It means" help a lot" The idiom “go a long way” means to have a significant impact, contribute greatly, or be very helpful in the long term. It's often used to describe actions, behaviors, or things that produce a lot of positive results over time. Here are some examples of how to use “go a long way” in daily conversation: 1. In the context of help or kindness: - “A simple thank-you can go a long way.”(A small act of gratitude can have a big impact.) 2. In the context of effort: - “Consistency really goes a long way in language learning.”(Being consistent helps you improve a lot over time.) 3. In relationships: - “Being a good listener goes a long way in any relationship.”(Being a good listener has a great positive effect in relationships.) 4. In work or projects: - “Your hard work will go a long way in your career.”(Your effort and dedication will have a big, positive effect in your career.) 5. In everyday advice: - “A little bit of patience goes a long way.”(Being patient can really help in many situations.) ❤️Consistency goes a long way in our English learning journey.Input is important, but output is key — we need to actively use what we learn. Don’t lie—being honest goes a long way in our relationship. 🎉Feel free to share your sentence here.

What a wonderful way to spend the START of 2026. Happy New Year, EVERYONE!! CS DOWNLOAD LINK