819. What does it really mean to be good at English?

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

I hope you enjoy the episode and it helps you think about your own level of English and what to focus on when studying. The link for the PDF is in the description (no need for your email address or anything). 🫖

[@leonilsonsilva5937]

Bom dia, sou brasileiro e estou na luta pra aprender inglês e caí no seu canal. 🇧🇷

[@leonilsonsilva5937]

Bom dia 😀

[@abderahmanmauritani1433]

But your introduction is so long . I think it'll be better to make it shorter.

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

@@abderahmanmauritani1433 sorry I don’t understand

[@abderahmanmauritani1433]

@@LukesEnglishPodcast I'm sorry sir . I meant when you want to talk about a specific topict it's better to go direct without a long introduction . That's all. I hope you understand.

[@English_travel434]

I listened with interest to your podcast with Santy.I came to England at the age of 43 and did not know the language at all. Then I started my journey in this country and at 47 I became a qualified teacher in a primary school and now a lecturer in a college. Of course, I have my Ukrainian accent and I get asked all the time, but it's getting softer. I was so worried about this before, but now I just do my job with love. Most importantly, love what you do. Thank you for that podcast ❤🎉🙏

[@elenaklimenko422]

Wow, from zero to hero in 4 years? Amazing! Cheers from 🇺🇦

[@English_travel434]

@@elenaklimenko422 Thank you . Слава Україні ! 🇺🇦

[@navininox]

Hello friend, I am your peer) that's interesting because your comment inspired me, thanks. Now I passe through some plateau, I mean I don't feel some progress in language acquisition and think that it's processing slowly. So your story was precious for me😊

[@navininox]

And yes, I'm from Ukraine as well! Слава Україні, Донецьк це Україна!

[@English_travel434]

@@navininox Hi! Thank you for your comment. I wish you all the best for us. Everyone knows what wants to achieve, you need to work on yourself and this work will be paid

[@EnglishSpeakingSuccess]

How did I end up spending one and a half hours of my Saturday morning listening to this? Amazing Luke, thanks for this video. Your delivery is totally absorbing (as is your humour) and I found the topic and opinions fascinating. I actually skipped breakfast and now have to go straight to lunch!

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Hello Keith! How nice to get a comment from you. Enjoy your lunch mate, unless you skip that and listen to episode 820 instead 😃

[@speakEnglishFluentlySEF]

I love you both of you so much. I love your accent, pronunciation and admire your hard work sir. Lovely, continue good work.

[@mishararoshani9290]

I also respect both of you Mr. Luke and Mr. Kieth.

[@mehmet.albyrk]

I agree to Keith ❤ His way of telling is absorbing

[@GavinLennonH]

Don't worry about the critics I'm an English learner watching your show is my daily routine when I take the bus and do other things it's your show that keeps me company your updates and your voice is important to me

[@josebenito15]

Sometimes I've been stressed out thinking of my English level.. But not anymore. English has become a daily routine. Reading, listening and even sometimes dreaming in English. Now I know I won't ever be a "total bilingual person" (I began studying English when I was an adult) and knowing that put me in the right place to keeping me on learning everyday a little more. Thanks so much for uploading this Video. It was very helpful.. As usual🙏

[@NayraVlogs.297]

One of my former teacher said once l will make sure you learned English and until you fart English and you blood will turn into English

[@josebenito15]

@@NayraVlogs.297 Your English Teacher was "a little dramatic in his opinion"..Shall we say, but it is also truth you never finish learning.. And I have to confess that I never thought it would be... So long 🎗️

[@slkv5972]

The same !

[@NayraVlogs.297]

@@josebenito15 yes he encouraged me to improve my English and I'm grateful for that

[@atheamarcosamir5633]

You need to say "totally" bilingual, not "total" bilingual.

[@jjing6548]

Natural speech is full of errors, false starts, inaccuracies... so learners should not be deterred by the requirement of "perfect speech", which should not be the goal

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Exactly. Hopefully I show this in my podcasts in which I sometimes make mistakes, start sentences again and struggle to find the right words.

[@AmitKarpe-qs5sq]

I admit it and admire your comment.

[@damaryssolo8747]

​@@LukesEnglishPodcast😅y 2:17 2:20 2:24 2:25 oyogwiee

[@damaryssolo8747]

​@@LukesEnglishPodcast7

[@drevovidnaya]

That was just absolutely cool comment thank you

[@gulbakhorkalandarova]

Hi Luke! In fact English is not the only lessons you teach people, but you give us life lessons too. Your sincerity, empathy, patience, sense of humour and sarcasm make your podsact a unic and curative place. Your remarks about accents reminded me a case from my tour guiding past. Once I was guiding a big group from UK,and their tour leader tried to make a joke on my accent, addressing to the group: " Well, miss Certain provided us with quite comprehensive and interesting information, all was perfect except her accent". Immediately an old gentlman from the group asked her for a microphone and turned to me: " Excuse me miss Certain, I was wondering how many laguages do you speak? ". I replied " 2 mother tounges and 2 foreign languages with accent". Then he asked her: " Dear Dorothy , what languages do you speak?". She answered: " As you know English is my mother tounge which is enough to feel comfortable everywhere". Then he turned to the group: " Oh,bravissimo! Ladies and gents,let' s applaud our British tour leader for speaking her mother tounge and only language with no accent!"😅

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Very good! (P.s. it’s spelled “accent”)

[@gulbakhorkalandarova]

Thank you, Luke, for helping me ascent up to unreachable peaks of English❤.

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

@@gulbakhorkalandarova *ascend 😉

[@ivyyang7219]

Very encouraging comment ❤hopefully the story ended up with a funny and warm joke!😂😂😂

[@dilhocam4681]

You are perfect tutor! I am an English teacher in Turkey and every day I improve both my grammer and pronunciation, thanks for all your help!

[@peperiday]

I think it is really encouraging to listen to non-native speak successfully using English. In an actual work environment, you listen a wide of accent anyway.

[@jaroslavkuchta4317]

Luke, You are so fantastic as usual.Thank you for your slogan that "learning English is a game".So no stress,no effort and burning brain but loving heart.❤👍

[@gloriachiu7155]

That is a perfect interview. Especially for me as a migration first generation, I am what I am, not native speaking. Gain confidence to present in English and no hiding, accent is part of my identity. Your sample of different favors of crisps is very beautiful,❤❤❤ very encouraging interview. Thank you very much for both of you.

[@glumraidh]

Absolutely love this episode! I'm an English communications coach here in Taiwan and everything you've said here is what I tell my clients as well, especially those who are new. Most of them come to me after years of learning (not including the 9 years in schools) and still couldn't communicate effectively in English. Most of the common issues are as you've mentioned e.g., they have very high scores in TOEIC (Listening & Reading) but couldn't speak and write coherently. They typically use rare or inappropriate words and confusing sentence structures. Some are too tied up with having "perfect" pronunciation or grammar that they're afraid to speak. Many also have issues understanding non-American accents; Taiwan education promotes American English as "good" English, so much so that many professionals couldn't deal with clients and partners who speak other Englishes. Accents, overall, is the least important; Fluency & Coherency is the primary key in communications - if the content is not logically structured or the ideas aren't linked, no amount of "high level" vocabulary, "perfect" grammar, pronunciation or accent could make the communications effective. Of course, as you've said, that's not to say vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation aren't important, but they don't need to be perfect to achieve effectiveness.

[@brahimaksasse2577]

Greeting from Morocco. Hi, dear Teacher Luke. Hi, dear LEP listeners. First of all, many thanks for this amazing podcast that encourages us to keep moving forward and never lose motivation. Yes, I struggle with pronunciation, but I am aware of my weakness and I will work on it. Practice, practice, and practice is the golden rule. Practice makes perfect. The ultimate goal is to communicate with people, not just to master the language as a skill

[@gilvanbernardino432]

The type of content that I've been looking for on the whole internet

[@changxiangqi9257]

I enjoyed that episode with Stanti as a guest. And the word quixotic still stays in my mind. Language is just a tool for learning other things and communicating with others. Heart to heart connection is way more important than just being aethestic and fancy.

[@manasbonik]

I started listening to your podcast recently, maybe with you, the path to achieving the goal will not be too long.❤🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@giulianamit]

I loved all your passionate discussion while listening to this episode, first on podcast and then on KZbin. I think I caught your mood: you were like a knight with a great banner of justice to defend a just cause. You didn't talk about real English and related direct ways to achieve the language learning goal (not only); your words were prompted by a strong inner desire to stand up for something you believe in. Thanks for this passion Thank you for all your always very lucid, rational and effective advice, not just for learning English. Thank you

[@Ava-br6qw]

This is my first time listening to your podcast and I would like to thank you because this includes lots of useful information that I wanted to know. I'll also listen to the episode with Santi to improve my perseverance and positivity in learning English.

[@wuttipong.m]

Non-native English speaker always get blaming about the correct accent from native English speaker, but at least we can speak two languages even though it isn't well enough.

[@descubriendoconivonne]

Totally agree with you ;)

[@e.m9162]

Not from English people, they're very kind.

[@enriquegonzalez2844]

Huge, great and exceptional advice. I became a good English speaker in a lesson of Spanish linguistics. They said that a kid handles less than thousand words and still they communicate well. So, I applied that principle in English I just speak, so far it's worked fine. THANKS for your advice. May the force be with you. I like that expression a lot..

[@dalmacsergo2930]

Despite the fact that I have an IELTS level 7 certificate, listening to your videos (especially short stories) can help me further develop my English skills. That is why I have bought LEP premium. Thank you for your help , Luke! ☺👌

[@dawa4706]

Teacher Luke , you are awesome English teacher,i’v enjoy watching your video of English teaching,l am learning a lot ,thank you a lot.

[@bloodymoron21]

I’m from Japan and it is very common for people to be judgmental, which leads people unwilling to speak English in Japan. Everyone has different perspectives on language learning, but no one has the right to blame or judge others’ English. For me, even though I am trying to use correct English, I am not that fussed about being perfect as long as I can transmit what I mean.

[@valentinobitonto8195]

I definitely agree with you ! What it is good - as it is told in psychology ; just enjoy your journey and rid off thinking about the finishing line - be passionale about what you're learning and enjoy it. Then you willl be more involved to make progress and your brain will come up ideas to ameliorate yout English. Good luck !

[@yelizyilmaz1247]

I absuletly agree with you

[@eddyvideostar]

Dear Abnormal Normal: The more languages you can speak effectively, the less bothersome some petty criticism would be as you blow them out of the water with your skills and success in the sapiens' sphere.

[@hawakarshe7904]

Agree

[@jesusmarin3533]

Hi Luke! How’s it going?. I want to thank you for the amazing videos/podcast . You do help me a lot. You rock and blessing for the new family’s member.🎉❤

[@dawa4706]

since I found this channel,I’have been hooked for British English language learning,I love your culture,you are awesome teacher Luke and I like ,Michael from Level up English.

[@musicmc6929]

Hi Luke, listening to your podcast is already part of my ritual on a sat morning, thx heaps! your daughter 's recording melt my heart, she s so sweeeeet!!! plsssss get her on more in the future

[@miper5498]

I love listening to you ! Incredibly I can understand what you say, not all but most of all. And I love stories too. So It's a perfect combination. Thank you for your precious work, Luke!

[@bardhaen739]

Hello I hope you are doing great with all your loved ones. my English isn't well at all but I think I understand you well. Thank you very much dear teacher. Have a nice day and week-end

[@okci8273]

Thank you Luke. After 8 years of interruption, you've just given me a push to regain my English. How not and i am starting soon to be a teacher again. I lost much of my fleuency but after listening to you, i think It won't be hard to make a success. Have a nice day Okba

[@vgygvg9865]

Hello Luke,my name is Marianna Ho. I am from Hong Kong. I have migrated to Belgium for 3 years. I love to listen to your Podcast. It is very lively and you use different elements to teach us English. To be your audience, apart from improving my English, it also enrich my knowledge about the world. Thank you!

[@teacheralemelo]

Although he has a strong Spanish accent, this does not mean he speaks English poorly. He communicates quite accurately and coherently. Furthermore, he could take an accent reduction course to improve his pronunciation. Moreover, he possesses the skills necessary to work at such a renowned institution. In fact, his bilingualism could be an asset to the institution, as he can communicate effectively with Spanish-speaking colleagues and clients. Additionally, his diverse background and perspective may bring a unique contribution to the team and enhance the organization's inclusivity efforts.

[@Sportingalagrieska]

The Spanish speaking market is massive after all...

[@TeacherZdenek]

Why does he need an accent reduction course??? What's the point if he communicates effectively and it's 100% intelligible? Accent reduction is a BS concept. It's negative, unimportant, and simply wrong. Would you say that Luke's wife needs an accent reduction course, too?

[@YoelMonsalve]

​@@Sportingalagrieska That's true. It's a 500+ million people market.

[@liborsupcik7195]

A renowned place employee, recently accepted into affluent class, is quite likely to afford and order an online or a 101 mentor, trickling down to EFL business.

[@hawakarshe7904]

Agree

[@nataly_newface..8676]

Спасибо вам за вашу работу. Я очень надеюсь что однажды я буду легко понимать разговорную речь. Пока мне сложно. Но я продолжаю слушать ваши видео. Чтобы мой мозг привыкал. Ваши видео бесценны. И спасибо вам за это

[@milakostrova5451]

Your pronunciation is absolutely AMAZING/AWSOME/ OUTSTANDING !!! I enjoy listening to you! With love from Moscow from a teacher of English!

[@MustafaKhan-ji9op]

Hello sir luke its mustafa from Pakistan i have been listening to you for last couple of years and much thanks to you for improving my English listening and speaking aswell.

[@SuperAlisher2017]

You are the best teacher on the world! So much information for free😮. Thank you so much, your postcards are always wonderful 😊

[@Aloy0]

A very funny and interesting episode. I go on learning English almost 5 months and I proud of my results. Thanks to your podcast I improve my listening skills every day and it's a great feeling. I'm grateful to you for your huge hard work. I wish you all the best. P. S. Hi from Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@thomasv.a.392]

I am an Indian living in Kerala State, India. Malayalam is my mother tongue. I love English and want to learn it. Through your videos I think I can learn English, especially the spoken one. Nobody speaks English here. Everybody speaks Malayalam only. Your videos are the only source I can rely on to learn English. Thanks for your nice videos Thomas V. A. from Kerala State, India.

[@augustinesoren1334]

I do not know if my comments will get noticed by you, Sir. However, here's what I would like to say, or rather write. Sir, I love the way you talk to the camera. Till today, out of all the episodes that I have watched I have never felt that you were in your room but rather I felt as if you were right in front of me. Your voice and your style of speaking is music to ears. Thank you for impacting my life through your teaching. I'm a psychology student but now I'm drawn more towards literature. Luv from INDIA ❤❤❤❤

[@sadiyosharaf1318]

Wow 😮am so happy to night because I saw teacher Luke's face. Normally I have been listening to his audio podcast. Oh!am I now seeing teacher Luke's face it's unbelievable to me. Anyway am so happy🎉

[@missrhoma9104]

We shouldn't focus on perfection, because no one is perfect. However we should pay attention to clearness in speech and fluency

[@WW-it5sw]

I enjoyed very much your episode with Stanti ,He is so much courageous for me to imitate. And this episode 819 I repeated twice times! Thank you! Luke👏

[@chapital17]

Thank you Luke! I passed the academic ielts in 2021 obtained the grade of C1 which is quite good. However I’m still making mistakes and my accent is still there… as you said it does not stop my career and it does not really matter as long as the communication is going through! It’s frustrating for me i feel like I don’t make any more progress. Socialising is important in the learning process, the pandemic did not help. I’m not giving up, your podcast is a great help! I discovered many things from the British culture thanks to you. I appreciate it, thanks again for your consideration.

[@Bwalde]

Just few minutes into the recording and loving it already. Will surely recommend this to many. Thank you.

[@apolinarbenitezhernandez4449]

Dear Luke. I am delighted to know your ideas about this podcast because being good at English is not perfection, amazing vocabulary, excellent grammar, and unsinkable speaking. Just a learner human being, like Santi. Thank you.

[@marina24136]

Thanks for your working from South Korea. We, Including East asians, were learning English as Foreign language perfectly which doesn't related verbally and culturally with our language and your works help improve natural English skills of ourselves.

[@greysonleigh]

The video is fabulous, telling us that task completion and the communicative function should be the most important concern but not the pursuit of perfect English accent and grammatical accuracy. Thanks for this fabulous A++ video.

[@user-hp2wj3nv9v]

hi, dear Luke! thank you for your job! good trick with scripts next to video - helping a lot! you have highlighted another themes for next episode - pronunciation practice! please make long video for each sound and also for each letters! I can suggest to you to use some chart or graphical scheme/images to explain it. better to make 'mind map' for that. thank you in advance! best regards!

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

You’ll have to sign up to LEP Premium for that kind of thing!

[@theswede303]

Love this man’s ”rambling”. Always entertaining and funny. Thank you Luke 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@ramzihedimay1179]

Many thanks. I always enjoy listening to your podcasts

[@emersonrocha2656]

Teacher Luke has helped lots of leaarners improve in learning. English. God bless you! 🙌

[@tamasvarga7942]

You are a professional teacher and you are doing a great job. Thanks for the help.

[@mdatikullah5321]

Sir how have you been? I follow you all the time. I think, you are an unique teacher in the world in learning English. Love u sir❤

[@christinalemieshonok4978]

You're awesome, thank you so much for what you're doing 🙌

[@oyg6043]

Hi, Luke: Firstly, thank you for your hard work. Let me say that your podcast helps me a lot to practice my listening skills and I can say that it's not difficult for me to follow you. You speak so clearly. In West Yorkshire it's not easy to understand people most of the time. By other hand, a few days ago someone at work made a joke because of my level of English and it made me feel really sad and it ruined my shift completely. Because, I know I haven't achieved yet a really good level of English, I am not brave enough to take more responsibility in terms of work for example, what it's a shame. I think people, those who complains about the level of others, don't think about the big effort a not native speaker is doing. So...thank you so much to point it out all of that questions.

[@anzgabriel]

For me a perfect and just in time podcast... The precedent one was the one you did with Santi.

[@marisouza2629]

Luke, I love watching your Podcast. My listening and reading skills have improved a lot since I started following your channel. You a are brilliant, teacher! Thank you for your guidance. 💙🇧🇷/

[@user-qb9ju6xk7x]

Thanks so much my dear teacher about everything &it's very important to me for getting the good and love the English language...my dear readers...Madman...from Iraq

[@user-lh9lc9lo8l]

❤ciao Good day! Your English is so wonderful and sometimes I admire listening your voice and that is important you are one of the clever and excellent teachers of English. Thank you much!

[@fatemehashemi5554]

You are a good person, I really enjoyed to listen this podcast, and I will listen again one more time, God bless you and Thank you so much❤

[@perlapotti2580]

I listened with great interest to your podcasts. You are a wonderful tutor!!🙌

[@LoveYouEnglishLessons]

Just go with the flow. Don't be afraid of making mistakes.

[@paolafattori4357]

I agree 100% with all that you said, Luke. Using Santiago's example was a great idea. Lots of good stuff for me to reflect on, since I'm always trying to show students (and friends as well) how accuracy is only a partial indicator of being good at English. Also, I strongly believe that good, understandable pronunciation is very different from having a foreign accent, which can be very charming. This is what I feel when I hear non-native speakers using my mother tongue. Thank you, as usual.

[@norridinabdulkarim8633]

Absolutely perfect podcast Luke!! Thanks 👍

[@andreamoreiraschwandt1877]

Dear teacher!!! I love your podcast, I love your accent or British accent. I´m learning a lot and havin fun. Lots of hugs from Brazil!

[@hakimelyamany4716]

Thank you a lot my teacher, we learn many thing with, not just english, we learn respect to with you, and we enjoy so much you epesodes, and finaly thank you agin.

[@erikgardetemps9708]

Hi Luke, nice to meet you! I'm a new subscriber at your channel. My english is still so basic because I've been learning it for only a month. I can't understand much of what you say. However I like your channel because it helps me to learn English ("learn English with short stories" is awesome!) Thanks for sharing your job. Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭👍

[@englishclouds05]

You've just made my day, since you gave me a charm view of the level assessement and how crucial to keep work on your weaknesses

[@kiki.t2094]

Your podcast has become a drug for me. Thank you for the inspiration you give to learning the language. Part of the Beatles, lol😂😂😂

[@dawa4706]

Teacher Luke ,I am so addicted to your podcast ,I am thinking of taking ielt course,I like the way you teach British English.

[@manishsarki4083]

Wonderful, brilliant eloquent speaker, you speak very well like Theresa may and rishi sunak, the chancellor. Carry-on, thanks.

[@user-kz6sh7bm2u]

Kindly sir I'm from a Portuguese speaking country in west Africa called Guinea Bissau....I loved your online class🎉🎉🎉

[@Classy_1706]

Hi Luke , excellent episode , well done job as U always do. Correct remarks from your side regarding the comments made by listeners " Its not a compition" as you said. Please, keep going !!! You are the best teacher! 🎉🎉🎉ever.! !!

[@romashule]

It was indeed a very interesting and extremely useful episode. Thank you so much, Luke! I just want to add something about accents. I don't really think that we (learners) should worry about our accents too much. We should worry about our pronunciation instead. And these two things - accent and pronunciation are two very different things as it seems to me. You definitely must have good pronunciation in order to have a comprehensible conversation and to be understood by others. But accent for me it's more like a smell or flavor. A flavor of words. For example, if you see some beautiful flowers in the wase it doesn't really matter what the fragrance of these flowers is. The flower remains the flower. It could have a rose scent or a tulip scent. But it's still the flower, right? The same with words. English is English whether the accent it's pronounced with - Niggerian, Welsh, or zoomer. Maybe it's not that bad to have some flavor in your English.

[@glumraidh]

Agree! English would be very boring if everyone follows the same accent. 😄

[@user-xs5yb5fv9u]

loved all your passionate discussion while listening to this episode, first on podcast and then on KZbin. I think I caught your mood: you were like a knight with a great banner of justice to defend a just cause. You didn't talk about real English and related direct ways to achieve the language learning goal (not only); your words were prompted by a strong inner desire to stand up for something you believe in.nice video

[@jenik6210]

Thank you for your work ❤

[@akromibragimov1013]

Dear Luke Hello, My Name is Akrom Ibrokhimov, I am from Central Asian country- Uzbekistan and I am learning English “again” but this time with your amazing Podcast. I have my thinking about Haters who wrote Negative comments about Santi from Spain. Despite Santi’s English not a “Pure” but one Fact is that he was involved to your Podcast. Not haters but Santi is working in Oxford. I got big Motivation from his little history which you told Us! Thank you!!!! Never give Up - Teacher Luke!!!

[@adamgeorge4148]

We all love you Never stop🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Jellycatdontliketoeat]

Very cheerful video for a person who is struggling with ielts test. Thanks Luke😊

[@elizachan6114]

This episode has shed some light on my teaching job. THANKS

[@Sportingalagrieska]

I've just finished watching this episoden and all this Santi's case reminds me of Raúl, the former Real Madrid's footballer. A lot of people used to say that he was a mediocre player with very few skills and that he was so popular just because he played for Madrid. But thing was that Raúl kept scoring a great amount of goals year by year. What's more, he spent a couple of years of his career in Shalke and there he got the recognition he deserved for being an extremely commited professional and helped that club to achieve awesome results. I'm sure that was the key of his success: hard work, attitude, continuous improvement... And so must be Santi's professional achievements' secret as well.

[@user-ew2qd7xc6z]

I listened with great pleasure and interest to the podcast, I especially liked the authentic, convincing and clear manner of presentation. I heard a few more stories that you analyzed in other videos and I was so interested because of the content, the way of presentation, the examples that I just kept listening and learning. Hope to improve in conversation and writing through this way of learning

[@ErrorMods1]

It was a very helpful Podcast. As an English learner, this just encouraged me to still improving and enhancing mi skills. I practice English every single day, and I don't see that as a task, but as a part of my daily routine, without pressure, and I'm sure and learning faster. Thank you.

[@Tartariga72]

You are a paramount teacher Luke, I am rooting for you !

[@ManpreetSingh-kb5xe]

This is a very informative episode. Thanks Luke

[@martinuniverse]

I listened to the podcast in which Santi was invited and it was a great story. Getting that position at Oxford as a non native English speaker is stunning indeed. I'm sure he has lots of key skills that helped him to get that job. I'm also a Spanish native speaker and I was like..wow! he works in a company as impotant as it's Oxford. Good for him!

[@zulemaacevey6805]

you're brilliant! having the script on the screen I so helpful on many levels. thank u so much

[@mulumbabakaswa5005]

I moved to Canada 1 month ago. My english level is not beginner, but i have à serious problem with listenning and speaking become difficult if i face a english speaking person. But i am not afraid. I know i'll be Fluent by 3 month. I listen these pods every morning and every night.

[@ahmedbaqali8171]

Hi,am Ahmed from moroco,especially from north Tétouan,you are a great help to me,thank you so much.

[@amralyacoub1129]

hello Mr luke i really loved this Podcast it was full of positive things and you are truly a good english teacher

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

That’s nice. Thank you 😊

[@vivianamassy6962]

Merci beaucoup pour toutes tes vidéos Luke. Je t'écoute tous les jours.Tu as une très, très jolie voix

[@brunamenezes821]

I wasn't study because I was unmotivated but this podcast helped me. Thank you very much!❤

[@ventsislav1796]

Luke, once I found your podcasts, I just stopped searching for whatsoever. I think you're born to be a teacher. My weakest place is listening. However, I've noticed that everyone is different. Fe, I can read & write, probably speak as well. Other people who have an envious understanding, thought, surprisingly can't read let alone write. But you're aware of all this.

[@bardhaen739]

Hello again, as you said despite his accent of Spanish I wished to have his level of English (Santi's the Spanish)? And a bit of advice from me (if you accept it) You should not worry about négatif comments because they have a good impact on doing a new podcast. because négatifs comments aren't only to disturb you but can be to want some conversation with you incorrectly; because a learner of English appreciates some discussion with an English speaker very much, it's an honor and good luck to practice our English with you. So on all sides, it's a positive thing. I followed this one more than 6 times I think. I hope it's the correct way of explaining my opinion because of my bad English. Have a nice afternoon and thanks a lot for your podcasts.

[@loredanaarnautu874]

Hey Luke - KZbin "kindly" recommended me this video. It's brilliant! Keep up the great work! You've gained a new subscriber today! :)

[@DanielGarcia-vo4ik]

Great class! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I'd like you to make more videos like this one, explaining articles.

[@user-fc2bd7ti8z]

This is the type of video I've been looking for. I love it

[@anacatarinaleite8015]

Thank you Luke, i really liked this podcast…. It was really helpfull for me manly because i am struggling to learn deutch and improve my English. All the time i need to be positive about this

[@ravenspirit01mendez30]

Thank youLuke for your time.I love to listen and learn at the same time. I Think language is a wide variation of accent, sounds etc. The main thing is to let the other party to understand what you talking about.

[@yob_to_day]

I started learning English... but then I come across articles about how they will soon make applications with a neural network so that you don’t have to learn it. what to do next? to learn a language or not to learn, that is the question?

[@hilalahmad7286]

Hello Luke! Thanks for this lovely episode! You really touched upon the points which are important in language learning. I would say seeking perfection is OK but, it shouldn't stop a learner from using this beautiful language.