Hello everyone, and a huge Happy 1st Anniversary to the English Club!

It's incredible to think that a whole year has flown by since we started this journey together. Over the past 52 weeks, we've shared countless conversations, learned from each other, and built a wonderful community where we can all practice and improve our English.

To mark this special milestone, we want to look back and celebrate the discussions that you loved the most. What was the topic that got you typing the fastest? Which conversation did you find most interesting or useful?

Now it's your turn to decide!

We are officially launching our "Top 5 Weekly Topics of the Year" nomination. Here’s how it works:

1.Nominate: Think back over the past year and post your top 5 favorite weekly topics in this thread. Please list them in order, with your absolute favorite at #1.

2.Discuss: Tell us whyyou loved a particular topic! What did you learn? Did it change your perspective? Did it lead to a great conversation?

3.Reveal: We will announce the community's official Top 5 Weekly Topics and celebrate the winning discussions that made our first year so memorable.

This is your chance to highlight the best of our club's first year. We can't wait to see which topics you choose.

Let the nominations begin!

Purasbar English Club Bar

It was this topic that I know what "meme"  means,  which I once heard yet never learned.  And after that I pay more attention to memes and try to think about they sources and postive or negative impacts. 

#2: Learn from English songs: Is it useful? 

I catch a glimpse of other's opinions on English songs,  lots of which I have never thought of.