I want to speak accurately and neatly. I started listening to this lecture because I wanted to tell a story with power. At some point, I thought people who pronounce accurately and neatly looked cool and professional, so I wanted to be like them. I grew a lot from the first lecture to the last lecture for 3 months. At first, it was hard to pronounce, but later, I was proud of myself for getting the fuzz and long fuzz positions right. I used to work as a flight attendant, and I have no idea why the in-flight announcements were the hardest, but I liked the refreshing movie introductions the best. Hahaha, while practicing pronunciation, my saliva was so thick that I thought I should ask a question, but then in the next lecture, he told me to stick my tongue in, and I got goosebumps thinking that he was really listening to everything I said. In the poetry reading part in the latter part, I cried a lot from the first poem, but after reading the second and third poems, I cried and blew my nose and listened to the lecture. It was a lecture that touched my heart and was beneficial. I have now developed the habit of paying attention to pronunciation when speaking, and I can focus on pronunciation when listening to the news. I still have a lot of shortcomings, but I will continue to work hard in my daily life and become even better. Thank you. Be happy, teacher. 😊