3MT Competition -- Milae

 1) Who were the best presenters & why?

Salauddin Saimum

He had a confidence and emphasised some points in his speaking, so it made me easier to understand important parts clearly. 

2) Whose ideas did you find most interesting & why?

Katie de Roo's idea was the most interesting. Her idea was about helping people who were in personal debt problems. They don't need to accept the bank's rule and they can negotiate.

3) What are some fascinating facts that you've learned today?

The facts that many people still disconnected to internet was very interesting, because I thought these days, most of people are connecting to internet.

4) What are some words that you've heard today that you'd like to remember?

run out

5) How will you improve your ability to communication in spoken English in an academic context as a result of attending today's event?

I should emphasise some important points of my speaking. 

Comments

  1. Hanako IwatsukiJuly 23, 2025 at 3:37 PM

    I agree with you. I’m surprised 6.2 million people (not sure) still disconnected to internet.
    I’m looking forward to listening to your speaking😊

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  2. Chompunud (New)July 23, 2025 at 3:43 PM

    Hello, Milae, I agree with you that Katie’s idea was very interesting and helpful because she wants people who are in debt to be able to negotiate with a bank so that they will be free from debt in the future.

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  3. Meri OBARAJuly 23, 2025 at 4:57 PM

    I agree with you that Katie de Roo's idea was fascinating. And I was also shocked that many people still disconnected to internet...

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