Hi students! I hope this message finds you well. This is Daisy, Cantonese teacher. I feel really bad for affecting your learning plans and any inconvenience caused, but for now I can do nothing about the situation since my account is frozen by the platform.

IELTS candidates, What's holding you back from your target score?

When I was 12 years old, I visited Chengmai with my family. We rode elephants. I remember it was very scary. And we went to the night market and ate very delicious foods. I have loved a shop in Thailand since then. Its name is “moshimoshi ”. At the time I found this shop. They sell cute goods there. It’s sounds great!

Hi. I took the train and went to see my friend. I'm glad we could talk a lot.

I went to go shopping with my friend. My friend bought me a birthday present! I was very happy.

Which one is gramatically correct? - Either you follow my rules in this house, or you find another place to live for yourself. - Either you'll follow my rules in this house, or you'll find another place to live for yourself.

What is your favorite movie? One of the best ways to improve your English? Watch a movie you already love and are passionate about. Not with subtitles. Not with a dictionary. Just watch it — and then talk about it. Here's why this works better than most people realise. When you already know the story, you stop worrying about understanding every word. You relax. And when you relax, you absorb language naturally — the rhythm of it, the expressions, the way emotions are expressed in English. But the real magic happens in the conversation afterwards. Take Forrest Gump. Almost everyone has seen it. And yet ask ten different people what it's about and you'll get ten completely different answers. That's what makes it perfect. Is it a love story? A film about luck? About America? About never giving up? About the cruelty of life dressed up as something gentle? There's no right answer — which means there's no wrong thing to say. And *that* is where real English conversation happens. Not reciting facts. Not filling in blanks. Actually saying what you think and finding the words to defend it. A few questions to get you thinking: - Why do you think people all over the world connect with Forrest? - "Life is like a box of chocolates" — does that idea resonate with you, or do you think we have more control than that? - Is Jenny a tragic character or did she make her own choices? - What would YOUR bench moment look like — the thing you'd run across the country for? Notice how none of these questions are really about the film. They're about YOU. The film is just the doorway. That's the method. Pick a film you love. Watch it again. Then find someone to talk about it with — really talk about it. What film would you choose? Drop it below — I'd love to hear what people are watching. 👇

I got up early today and went to shoot an MV with a friend. After that, I went out to eat with my family, and it turned out to be a really good day.

I’m going to get my nails done today! I’m really excited. I hope they turn out cute!

I'll talk friend who I met on italki, but I can't do it. Because, I misunderstood the time. I think jet lag is tough. I want to speak English well, so let's all have a chat. Then, I want to learn French more and more!!!