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FORMAL MEETING PRACTICE-THE SQUAD LCC500

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LCC500 ASSMT2_SAMPLE SITUATION, NOTICE, AGENDA & MINUTE_20254

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ASSESSMENT 2 INSTRUCTION, MEETING PROCDURE & MINUTE TEMPLATE

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ASSESSMENT 2 INSTRUCTION, MEETING PROCDURE & MINUTE TEMPLATE

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At the beginning for a proper intro, please state the issue to be discussed, discussed about when where (if the question ask to plan for a project), and objective of the event (even though in the aspects,they are not mentioned), just to have a proper intro before you discuss the 3 aspects instructed.

For email writing, based on the emails you have written there are things you can improve:

1. the company email address that you created for recipient. Don’t mix up lowercase and uppercase in the email address. Example:

To: HeadofDepartment@SunlifeInsurance.com ❌

Cc: GeneralManager@SunlifeInsueance.com ❌

Instead, make all letters as lowercase:

To: headofdepartment@sunlifeinsurance.com ✅

Cc: generalmanager@sunlifeinsurance.com ✅

Or just put the acronym but use uppercase for all letters and add dot (.) to separate the staff name and department. Example:

nazarul.hod@aia.com ✅

rajahazril.gm@aia.com ✅

2. Don’t exceed 255 words (start counting from the first word of first paragraph and last word of last paragraph)

3. Justify your alignment of your paragraphs (to ensure it is neat and tidy)

4. Content is 3 marks, so make sure must have 6 points based on 3 aspects instructed. Add explanation (where necessary) for each point.

For example, from my sample of email, the 3 aspects are:

i) factors

ii) consequences

iii) solutions

Give 2 ideas for factors, 2 ideas for consequences, and 2 ideas for solution. Each aspect pun in different paragraphs. Each idea, give explanation whether in the same sentence or add a new sentence.

When giving 2 ideas for each aspects tu, use linker if possible. E.g: Firstly, the factor is … . The second reason is …

The first solution is … Secondly, …

Even though in the discussion, the member begins by stating the problem/issue to be discussed, discussed about when where (if the question ask to plan for a project), and objective of the event, but in email, only write about the 3 aspects instructed (2 ideas each). No need to mention about when where the event is conducted in email. Straight to the first aspect.

All the bestt

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Refer to Situation 1.

After watching Group 4's recorded workplace discussion video, write an email based on the instruction in Page 3.

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SUBMISSION OF YOUR LINK FOR EMAIL WRITING

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SUBMISSION OF YOUR LINK FOR EMAIL WRITING

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Link for email writing due 9 November 2025 by 11.59 p.m.

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Week 5_Principles in Relaying Information

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Examples of Business Email Writing in English - Writing Skills Practice

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Derek Callan - English for Professionals

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21 Phrases For Formal Emails - Business English (FREE E-phrasebook)

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How to Write a Formal Business Email in English.mp4

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Write Professional Emails in English | Step-by-Step

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Suppose you are with a group of friends discussing the greatest inventions of the 20th century.

One friend says, "I think the computer was the best invention. There's no question about it."

Another friend says, "I disagree! Have you forgotten that airplanes exist?"

The first one responds with, "Actually, today's airplanes could not operate without computers."

Knowing how to express your opinion in English is valuable whether you are speaking or writing. In today's program we will look at phrases you can use to share your point of view.

Many phrases are suitable in everyday speech and some types of writing, such as on blogs and personal websites. You have probably already seen or used some of these phrases:

For example, imagine you have your own food website. Today you're writing or talking about the world's best street food. You might say:

In my opinion, Bangkok has the best street food.
Add strength
But suppose you wanted to make the statement stronger. You can do it by adding an adverb or adjective. For example:

In addition, giving reasons for your opinion adds strength to the claim. Let's hear the street food statement again:

In my honest opinion, Bangkok has the best street food. I have never seen more choices of what to eat - and everything I've tried has been delicious!
Formal phrases
Next, let's look at a few phrases that are more common in formal situations. You might, for example, hear one of these at a business meeting or a conference, or in a formal paper:

Here's an example:

In my view, cruise ships should be banned. They produce massive amounts of waste and use the dirtiest fuel in the world.

Though phrases like "In my view..." are usually more formal than ones like "I think," there is no rule for where or when you can use them. It's often a matter of personal choice.
Asking for opinions
So, imagine you've expressed yourself. But what about the opinion of others? Often, when we express an opinion or suggestion, it's a good idea to ask other people for theirs. Phrases like these help show our desire to hear from others:

You can use these questions in many kinds of situations. You might ask, for instance:
What's your opinion on Futbol Club Barcelona?
How do you feel about the new art director?
What are your thoughts on tonight's activities? Agreeing & disagreeing
Finally, let's talk about agreeing and disagreeing.

Agreeing is the easy part. To show agreement, you can use short, clear statements. Let's suppose a friend says, "I think summer is way more fun than winter!" You might show you agree by giving one of these responses:

Note that, "agree" is a verb in English, so be careful not to say, "I am agree" for the present tense verb.

You can also give reasons for your agreement:

I completely agree! I couldn't live without beach days and outdoor festivals.

But what if a person says something you disagree with?

With close friends or family, we can use informal, direct phrases to say we disagree. You might say something like:

Here's how that sounds:

Yeah, but winter has just as many fun things to do. You just have to dress warmly.

At other times, such as in discussions of more serious subjects, or in professional situations, these phrases can be too direct.

Suppose people at work or school are sharing opinions about politics or religious beliefs or something equally sensitive. For such times, your language should be more polite.

So, instead of saying "I totally disagree!" or "You're wrong!" you might say one of these:

Another common way to disagree politely is to tell the person you respect their opinion before sharing your own. Try phrases like these:

I see what you're saying but...

You have a point there but... or

I understand where you're coming from but...

Listen to a short exchange:

We're paying sky-high rents and other costs. Our business would save a lot of money by changing cities.

I see what you're saying but, in my view, now is not the right time to leave Los Angeles. The city offers too manyincentives.
Final thoughts
You've probably observed that, in real life, many people state opinions without using an opening phrase. They might just say, "Summer is better than winter," for example. Though this is acceptable with friends or family or for lighter subjects, avoid doing this in professional situations or for heavier subjects.

Wow, that was a lot of information, wasn't it!? The good news is that you don't need to memorize it. In my opinion, you should choose only a few phrases that feel most natural to you and practice them whenever you can.

I'm Alice Bryant.
Alice Bryant wrote this story for Learning English. Kelly Jean Kelly was the editor.
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Practice

1. Now you try it! Choose an opinion phrase from above to complete sentences from below. Give one or two reasons for each opinion.​ Write your sentences in the comments section.

....you should move back home with your family.
....the government should lower fuel prices.
....we can combat climate change by...
.... [football player, musician or actor name] is better than...
​... [city name] has the best street food.

(Example: In my opinion, Bangkok has the best street food. I have never seen more choices of what to eat - and everything I've tried has been delicious! In Yaowarat alone, there are hundreds of food stalls offering tasty noodles, seafood, satay, Thai desserts and fresh fruit.)

2. If you read another person's opinion in the comments section, and you agree or disagree, you can respond to their comments. But, if you disagree, be sure to use polite phrases!

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Words in This Story

phrase - n. a brief expression that is commonly used

blog - n. a website on which someone writes about activities, experiences and personal opinions

formal - adj. suitable for serious or official speech and writing

cruise - n. a journey on a boat or ship to a number of places as a vacation

festival - n. an organized series of performances

polite - adj. having or showing good manners or respect for other people

rent - n. money that you pay in return for being able to use property, especially to live in an apartment or house

incentive - n. something that encourages a person to do something or to work harder

delicious - adj. very pleasant to taste

stall - n. a small open counter or partially enclosed structure where things are displayed for sale

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In today's Everyday Grammar, we will look at language you can use to share your point of view, including agreeing and disagreeing.

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS FOR BUSINESS MEETINGS

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS FOR BUSINESS MEETINGS

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Effective communication during meetings is vital for it to be successful. Most meetings follow the same format, and often there is a chairperson leading it. Here are expressions to help you feel more confident when participating in meetings using English.

1. Online technical issues

Meetings are sometimes held through Zoom or Skype, or a blended combination of people in a room and others joining remotely. Before the meeting starts, check that everybody can hear and be heard, and that the equipment being used is working properly:

Sorry, but I can't hear/ see you?

Can you hear/ see me now?

Is that okay/ better now?

Sorry, I can see you, but I can't hear you.

I'm just going to log off and log in again.

Could you give me a moment while I try to fix .........?

I'm going to switch off my video and see if that helps.

Perhaps you could try.......

It seems we have lost John.

Jack's screen has frozen.

I'll send Jack a chat message.

I'm sorry, but I'm having trouble hearing you.

I'm sorry, but I'm having difficulties with....

2. Opening a meeting

Once everybody is ready, it is time to start the meeting:

Good morning/ good afternoon everyone. Thank you for coming. Shall we begin?

If we are all here, let's get started/ let's start the meeting, shall we?

Ok, is everybody here? Who are we waiting for?

I think we'd best make a start without them/ him or her.

3. Making introductions

You might be the one making the introductions, or be asked to introduce somebody:

Please join me in welcoming......

I would like to introduce....

It's a pleasure to welcome.......

4. Agreeing on the ground rules

In formal meetings, it is customary to set up some rules so that people know what to expect:

The meeting is due to finish at ....

We may need to vote on item 5.

If we can't get a unanimous decision, we will have to take a vote.

We've got a lot to get through this morning/ afternoon, so could we stick to the agenda please.

5. Stating the topic or agenda for the meeting

This helps move the meeting swiftly along and ensures that all the important points are covered:

6. Asking for opinions and encouraging participation

Ensure that everybody can follow what is happening and has a chance to participate:

7. Giving your opinion

If you want to show that you feel strongly about something, you could use these expressions:

I strongly believe that ......

I'm convinced that...

I have no doubt whatsoever that...

Otherwise you might simply say....

I think/ believe/ feel that....

In my opinion......

I'm in favour of....

I believe our best course of action is....

8. Agreeing or disagreeing

You may need to say whether you agree or disagree with something:

I'm sorry, but I completely disagree.

I'm sorry but I don't agree with that.

You're absolutely right.

Good point!

I agree with you wholeheartedly.

That's exactly how I see it.

Unfortunately, I see it differently.

I'm with Jack on this.

I agree.

I'm afraid I can't agree with you on that.

I agree with you up to a point, but.... (agree with some but not all)

I agree with you in principle, but... (agree in theory/ the idea but not in practice/ the actual doing it)

9. Showing interest

Show that you are paying attention and are interested in the meeting:

10. Checking your understanding

When you want to ask someone to repeat what they have said, these expressions are useful:

And when you want to clarify what they have said:

So, let me check if I have understood you correctly? Are you saying that would be impossible or difficult?

Am I correct in thinking that we will be opening the school on the 31st of August 2020?

Can you expand on that? What exactly did you have in mind?

Could you be a little more/a bit more precise, please?

Perhaps I should make that clearer by saying......

So, what you are saying is.......

Perhaps I am not making myself clear. What I mean is....

11. How to interrupt

When you need to interrupt or get someone's attention:

12. Controlling a meeting

Discussions during a meeting often go off topic. Here is how to bring it back to the main point:

I am afraid that's outside the scope of this meeting.

I think we are getting off topic. We had better save that for another meeting.

If you need to steer the meeting back to the agenda, or time is running out and you need to move quickly through it, here is what you can say:

Or you may need to give control to someone else:

I would like to hand it over to Jack, who is going to lead the next point.

Next, Jack is going to tell us about....

13. Closing the meeting

Take a moment to summarise the main points when the meeting is coming to an end:

Before we close, let me just summarize the main points.

To sum up......

I will go over the main points, shall I?

Ok, let's summarise/ sum up. We have agreed to....

In conclusion/ To conclude, we have decided to....

Our next meeting will be on the 25th of August.

I'll let you know the date of our next meeting.

14. Finishing the meeting

Here is what you could say:

Thank you all for attending.

Thank you for your participation.

Thank you for your time.

Thank you for a constructive and productive meeting.

Glossary

Chairperson: a person who leads a meeting

Blended: that contains two or more different types

Remotely: from a distance

Customary: usual

Swiftly: quickly or immediately

Clarify: to make something clear or easier to understand by giving more details or a simpler explanation

This blog has been written at level B1. Practise your reading and listening by reading the blogs below.

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14 useful expressions for business meetings

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Effective communication during meetings is vital for it to be successful. Most meetings follow the same format, and often there is a chairperson leading it. Here are expressions to help you feel more confident when participating in meetings using English.

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Clear English Academy with Keenyn Rhodes

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Post the link to the column next to the member's names. Everyone must watch the recording of Group 4's workplace discussion, then jot down the notes of the key points of Group 4's team discussion. The key points must be used in your email writing.

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Go through these slides and understand them in order to be applied during your assessment.

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Assalamualaikum and good morning to Madam Madaha and my fellow classmates. My name is Muhammad Faiz Bin Saharuddin, and specifically, I'm from Sungai Petani, Kedah.

My special skill is I secretly choose my friend as a rival to compete in any exam or task that seems exhilarating or important.

My hobbies are doing outdoor activities to see the nature of the world and taking pictures. My quote of life is 'live to the fullest'.

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My name is Muhammad Irham bin Rohim but you can call me BAM, i was born in Alor Setar,Kedah.

My unique skills that i like to try things no matter how stupid it is .I can be dumb and smart at the same time My hobbies are reading comics, watching cartoons and playing good games especially Ujang,Lawak Kampus and SpongeBob.

"Is mayonnaise an instrument?"

-Patrick Star-

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My name is Ainul Alisha, but you can just call me Alisha. I’m from Ipoh, Perak! 💫

One of my special skills that people might not know about me is that I can cook delicious western food.😋

I love playing games with my favourite people and spending quality time with them. It’s the best way to chill and have fun after a long day! 🎮💖

My favourite quote is, “Never back down, never give up,” because it reminds me to stay strong and keep pushing forward no matter what challenges come my way. 💪✨

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Hello Madam Madaha and friends!
My name is Nor Azreen Azwanie binti Azeman, but you can just call me Azreen. I’m from Ipoh, Perak.

Now, I might look like someone who’s not really into books—but don’t be fooled! I’m actually a bit of a novel hunter, especially when it comes to Malay fiction. Whenever there’s a book fest around, I can’t contain my excitement—it’s like my personal wonderland! Though, I have to admit... lately I’ve been collecting more books than I’ve been reading (the boring “no time” excuse 😅).

One quote that has always stayed with me is from Taylor Swift:

“Everything you lose is a step you take.”
It reminds me that sometimes, losing something isn’t really a downturn—it’s just part of the journey toward something better. So, it’s okay guys to lose something if it means you’re growing to a better future.

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Assalamualaikum guys, My name is Fahmirul Afiq, but you can just call me Fahmirul. I’m from Johor Bahru, Johor. I really enjoy playing ping pong, especially with my friend Ady though he still can’t beat me (sorry Ady 😎). One of my favorite quotes is “Nothing lasts forever, we can change the future.” The reason why i chose this quote is it reminds me that tough times don’t last. No matter how hard things get, everything will eventually pass. So it gives me hope and motivation to keep going. Something unique about me? I can sleep anywhere, anytime (hidden talent)

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Hello everyone! I am Muhammad Ady Hafetz Bin Noor Azmee, but you can just call me Ady. I’m from Johor Bahru, Johor

Something unique about me is that I can

focus on things for a long time and not be distracted 🤓.

I really enjoy playing ping pong, especially with my friend Fahmirul. It’s one of my favourite hobbies because it keeps me helps me clear my mind even Fahmirul always beat me 😔.

My favourite quote is “Love and hope are two greatest inventions.” This quote really inspires me because it reminds me that no matter how tough life gets, love and hope will always keep us moving forward.

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Hii Madam Madaha! My name is Maizatul Sofea binti Salmi Hamdan, but you can call me Sofea. I am from Muar, Johor.

I loveee to draw while listening to musics, to be specific jazz-type of music. Moreover, I am interested to enroll in a piano class but apparently my parent have a different perspective towards playing a musical instruments. Hence, I give up on the hobbies. 🥲 Furthermore, I am proud to say that I can cook and also bake! The most recent thing I baked was a pizza! 🍕Cookings is one of my favourite hobbies because I feel calm when I am in the kitchen 🙌🏻

I’d pick “Ignorance is bliss” from Thomas Gray's 1742 poem “Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College” as my favourite quote. I found contentment through ignoring things that are upsetting me or any difficulties I am facing. I believe it’s not running from the problems, but rather take a moment to gather strength in me to pass through the difficulties.

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Haloo! My name is Nur Iman Solehah Binti Has Norsekawe. You can call me Iman. I am from Johor Bahru, Johor

One thing about me is that I'm very easy to invite to join things. I'll almost always say yes when people invite me to join any activities even if its a simple thing like reading book.

My hobbies that I like to do during my free time is listening to music. My favourite artist is Bad Omen and Don Toliver. I also like to play games. The types of game I play differ when playing alone or with friends.

My most favourite quote is "The only limit is your imagination". Purely because it means that if we put our mind into it, it can happen.

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Hi everyone! 👋
My name is Muhammad Haziq Irfan, and I’m from Johor Bahru, Johor.

One unique thing about me is that I’m still a die-hard Manchester United fan — no matter how many times they lose, I’m still here suffering with pride 😢!

I have a strong interest in sports, especially football and futsal. These activities help me maintain an active lifestyle while also improving my teamwork, communication, and discipline.

One of my favourite quotes is:
“Success doesn’t come from what you do occasionally, it comes from what you do consistently.”

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Hello everyone! My name is Rasyidah Insyirah Binti Rizal and you can call me Rasyidah. I am from Taman Aman, Pendang, Kedah.

Something unique about me is that I am actually intovert, but once i get close with someone, i can be quite extroverted.

My hobby is playing netball. I loveee playing netball so much, but since I am at uitm tapah now, I don't really get to play because there's no suitable place.

One of my favourite quote is “Everything happens for a reason, and what’s meant for you will always find its way.” ✨

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Hi Assalamualaikum everyone!

My name is Nur Syafiqah Balqis binti Sharizal, but you can just call me Balqis. I’m from Bukit Mertajam, Pulau Pinang.

One unique thing about me is that I’m very curious and love trying new things. Whenever I get a chance, I’ll give it a go!

I really love sports and would like to try as many kinds of sports 🪂🏋️‍♀️🤼‍♀️⛹️‍♀️from all around the world as it just for fun, not competition! Also, I enjoy spending time outdoors exploring.

Im inspired by this quote 'It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves.' by Sir Edmund Hillary

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Hello🔥

My name is Ahmad Saufi Bin Aznan. I'm from Jitra, Kedah 🚩. My special skill I'm able to play guitar 🎸. My hobby is playing badminton 🏸. My favorite quote is "High risk, high reward"

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Hello ! My name is Mira Hadirah binti Mohd Hadafi. You can call me Mira.

I'm from Johor Bahru, Johor and I'm from UiTM Segamat.

I enjoy planning and keeping things organized. I will write down a to-do list of assignments, and house chores to help my life together. It gives me satisfaction when I complete my work on time.

One of my hobbies is watching psychological movies because they make me think deeply about human behavior and emotions.

Lastly, I believe that "what goes around comes around", as it reminds me to treat others how I want to be treated, knowing that my actions will always return in some form.

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Hello everyone! My name is Khaidir Aizat bin Kamaluddin. You can call me Aizat. I am from Kluang, Johor.

I love making jokes with my friends. I think I’m funny enough to make people laugh, but my jokes are usually spontaneous. So if someone asks me to make a joke, I can’t do it.

I also love cycling, playing games, and singing. I usually go cycling in the morning and play games during my free time. As for singing, I do it at random times.

One of my favorite quotes is, “Just follow the flow.” This quote really inspires me to stay calm, go with the rhythm of life, and trust that everything will eventually fall into place.

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Greetings and salutations, My name is MUHAMMAD NAJMUDDIN BIN MUHAMAD AZUDDIN but commonly known as Naj and I am from Putrajaya near alamanda 4minutes away from that mall and 7 minutes away from IOI city mall and have lived there most of my life Inside a house that has trees and grass around it with the house coloured brown and the house specifically has two levels.

My special unique skills is that i can speak some spanish and french but not that amazing because i dont get to utilise it as often as i would like to. I also am 1700 elo in chess which is pretty high, I learnt to play it in like 5 months. I also am a musician and an artist.

My interest currently are in making music and animations, ive developed these two things in the year 2025 and have gotten pretty good at them both and plan to release animation projects and music soon. A quote that i keep near and dear to me is from my favourite philosopher Albert camus which goes “In the bleak midwinter i find there is within me a invincible summer, and that makes me happy”.

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Assalamualaikum guys! My name is Muhamad Shahmizan Bin Mohd Nordin. I was born in Lahad Datu, Sabah, and currently live in Jeli, Kelantan.

I am a tech enthusiast, so I love exploring new technology, especially AI-related tech. I also enjoy joining hackathons because they allow me to expand my network and learn new ideas from fellow participants.

Next, I love jogging because it helps me feel close to nature and relieves me after an exhausting day.

My favourite quote is ‘Man jadda wa jadda,’ which means ‘He who strives shall succeed.’ It motivates me to do my best in life and reminds me that there is a reward from Allah SWT for every effort I make.”

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Assalamualaikum and hi everyone!
My name is Muhammad Aidiel and I am from Sungai Petani, Kedah. One special thing about me is that I’m an observant person who loves learning new skills, especially in technology and finding shortcuts to make documentation easier. My hobby is listening to music. My favourite quote that I always remember is “Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, but learning to dance in the rain.”

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My name is Nur Husna Najihah Binti Othman @ Fazri, and you can call me Husna. I'm from Segamat, Johor.

Something special about me is that I can easily remember lines from movies, and sometimes I even quote them in daily conversations without realizing it.

I love watching movies and series so much that I can just stay and do nothing for the whole day except watch them.

My favourite quote is, "Don't think too much, just do it." I stick to this quote whenever I start doubting whether I should do something or not but only for the things I truly want.

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Hye everyone , I’m Nazarul Eimannazmi bin Mohd Nizam, and I’m from Taman Sri Lambak, Kluang, Johor. One special thing about me is that I’m always motivated to keep improving myself, even when things get tough.

My hobby is that I love exploring new areas and seeing life from different views along the way. This lets me feel the air and experience the atmosphere of different places.

My dream is to be successful and become someone my family can be proud of. My favourite quote is “Never ever surrender until you get what you need”.

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Hi! My name is Mohamad Syafiq Akid Bin Mohd Nizam, and I’m from Pasir Mas, Kelantan.

In my free time, I love playing video games, badminton, and jogging, as they keep me active and balanced.

One of my unique skills is my ability to stay calm and collected even in stressful situations, which helps me think clearly and respond with patience.

“The strongest among you is the one who controls his anger.”

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Assalamualaikum and hello everyone,
My name is Ain Najwa, and I’m from Sungai Dua, Pulau Pinang.

My special skill is cooking. I always watch cooking videos, save the recipes, and try them out later.
Lately, I’ve been really interested in listening to ballad music. It really makes me feel relaxed.

My favorite quote is "Every artist was first an amateur." This means that no one starts as a professional or a master which mean everyone begins from the basics.

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Hi everyone! My name is Nur Aisyah Binti Mohamad Jefri, but you can call me Aisyah. I am from Sungai Petani, Kedah.

Something unique about me is that I love singing, even though my voice might not be the best. For me, singing is about expressing joy, not perfection.

My hobbies are quite simple. I love sleeping and spending quality time with people who are close to me. Both of these make me feel happy and recharged.

My favourite quote is "Do what makes you happy, and you’ll never regret a single moment."

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Hi everyone!

My name is Auni Qistina binti Abdul Halim. You may call me Auni and I’m from Sungai Petani, Kedah.

One skill that most people might not know about me is that I’m good at traditional dancing, it helps me express creativity and stay connected to culture.

My hobbies include spending time with cats, travelling and going on cafe hunts to discover cozy spots and try new viral dessert.

My favourite quote is, “enjoy where you are”.

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Assalamualaikum and hi everyone!

My name is Aleeya Maisara binti Abdul Halim, and I’m from Kuala Nerang, Kedah.

One unique thing about me is that I enjoy experimenting with new recipes. Sometimes they turn out great, sometimes just funny.

I’ve been interested in reading novels since I was in Form 3, and it has become one of my favourite ways to relax and escape from reality for a while.

My favourite quote is, “Everything happens for a reason, but sometimes the reason is hidden for a purpose.”

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Salam everyone! I am Sahrill Bin Sanip. You guys can call me Sahrill. I am from Parit Raja, Batu Pahat, Johor.

I love teaching, but sometimes I am afraid that people get more confused after learning something from me. Also, I love playing piano and watching horror movie...

I always hold this one quote in my life, saying "Don't look back, you're not going that way." This quote helps me to move on from any bad thing happening in my life.

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Holaa everyone! My name is Nurliyana Iqlima Binti Abd Samad, but most people just call me Q :) I’m from Damai Perdana,Cheras, Kuala Lumpur

One of my special skills is playing musical instruments,I can play guitar and also piano. My current hobbies is playing games and reading novels,especially those in the mystery and romance genres, which are my absolute favorites.

I’d like to share one of my favorite quotes: “My dream is to work hard so that I can choose what I love, not what I can afford.”This quote inspires me to be a more hardworking person.
That’s all from me bye! <3

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Hello everyone!! I’m Dhiya Qistina binti Khirun Nizam, proudly from Batang Kali, Selangor <3. You may address me as nana. My special skill is storytelling, I love bringing words to life, and I even won at the state level twice!!

When I’m not busy crafting stories, you’ll probably find me hiking through nature, exploring new trails, and enjoying the peaceful sounds of the outdoors. I also love jogging in the early morning and late evening, when the world feels calm. It helps me clear my mind and boost my energy

My favorite quote that I always believe is “Every expert was once a beginner.” That's all for me Thank youuuu <3

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Hello all! I am Madaha binti Hanafi @ Mohd Ghani. You can call me Miss Madaha :) I am from Pasir Pekan, Tumpat, Kelantan.

I love sharing whatever knowledge I have with anyone; that's why I chose to be a lecturer. I also loveee helping people. And, and, and I loveeee orange colour so much since I was 14.

Furthermore, I loveeeee singing, but I can't play any musical instruments. I wish I knew how to play guitar :'(

For your info, I really love this quote "The best revenge is no revenge. Move on. Be happy". This really has a huge impact on me to always remember to become someone who always forgives people easily. <3

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Hello, all! I am Miss Madaha binti Hanafi @ Mohd Ghani. You can call me Miss Madaha :) Nice to know you, honestly :) I am looking forward to having a wonderful semester with all of you. My contact number: +60139904147