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We are Group 7

    Hello, everybody. we are group 7 at this moment we will introduce ourselves so you will know about us more. 

    So first, we are a college student from Malang State Polytechnic. We are major in D3 English for Translation and Hospitality Industry. 



    This is our first semester of the year so we are so excited yet nervous about what will be coming. 

    Now, without any further ado, let me introduce our member.

the first one is 

Early Risyaana Ramadhaniar. 



Born in Pasuruan, November 20,2001. She is 19 years old this year. Her hobby is reading, journaling, and also watching anime. The reason why she chooses an English major is that she wants to improve her English and learn more about the language not only fluent in speaking English but also how to use the language properly to help others. 

The second is
Muhammad Dito Afrizal.



Born in Blitar, February 04, 2002. He is 18 years old now. His hobby is volley, reading, writing, and watching movies. The reason why he chooses an English major to  master English in order to compete with the outside world in the era of globalization and also strive to be a speaker who can master English.

And the last one is 

Fayza Rosya Maharani.


Born in Tuban, May 1,2002. She is 18 years old this year. Her hobby is watching K-Drama and cooking. The reason why she chooses an English major is that she wants to work on international businesses company. So she enters the English major to improve her English so she can work on international businesses company


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