907. Catching a Cold / Travelling with Children / LEP Premium Sample Episode [P64]

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Hello! If you're interested, this is where you can sign up to LEP Premium 👉 www.teacherluke.co.uk/premium and this is for more information about it 👉 www.teacherluke.co.uk/premiuminfo

[@YcaroVidal18]

Thank you Luke, are teaching excellent 👏 😀

[@Sosoalive0]

I like your voice because of its tone (your voice is high-toned) and you speak with British accent so it becomes more attractive.

[@wilczycawrazliwa163]

True😊

[@AmyWong-i4g]

Exactly ❤

[@НатальяЯворская-п1р]

Luke, you sound like an ideal dad, husband and son. Your family must be very happy to have you. And thank you for the episode with lots of useful vocabulary and an interesting story.

[@bcazf5222]

Luke, your short stories are amazing, especially the horror ones with your great performances- those are the best. I use them to practice in whatever spare time I have, to expand my vocabulary as long as my pronunciation. Shout-out to you mate! I hope you keep going with it and that many more stories are yet to come. Greetings from Cuba!

[@qqww3026]

Thank your very much. I love your lessons and )))) want to thank your parents for a good son, husband and dad❤

[@zafarmurodullayev574]

Super man, I've been listening to your podcasts for over 4 months on different social media platforms from Usbekistan. It really helped me leap from pre-intermediate level to intermediate level. Make more interviews with friends in person and rumbling episodes. May the Lord bless you.

[@56Rocamar]

Have you watched his dady's interview ? I was amazed by the the fact that the Romans constructed a kind of a road in England.😮

[@zafarmurodullayev574]

@@56Rocamar whose daddy?

[@evamariavilamartinez8892]

Luke, I just love this episode, it's so useful! Thank you very much, once again, for your lovely work. Best regards from Spain🤗

[@samk743]

Amazing podcast, Luke, it is really very informative and interesting, please keep it up. Thanks for such a wonderful job, trust me to educate others are the best and biggest charity in this world. God bless you and your family.

[@ms.teaschannel8745]

Love the way you used natural light for your home studio ❤❤❤

[@abbasashourlou888]

It’s quite helpful way to improve my english,please more podcast like this🥰

[@aruneeheron3317]

Thanks, Luke, for sharing your child minding with me. That reminds me of how exhausted my parents must have been when they were looking after their children.

[@Shymaa21]

Thank you Luke for this amazing content ❤with a lovely funny touch ♥️ it makes me finishing watching this video on a good mood ♥️

[@ОльгаФойда]

Thank you, Luke. It was great and useful as usual!

[@cathyblazquez]

It is very sweet of you to take your children to London on your own and it is very kind of you to share part of your premium episodes with anyone. I didn't understand what you said about people not listening to your episodes. I have learnt two words: meltdown and gravelly (voice). Also, I had never heard "head cold". You continue to be brilliant and fun. Another home made remedy for sore throats is ginger. You can add it to your tea with lemon and honey. Some people add whisky to their tea. And, of course, the chemist offers many sorts of medicine. I usually have to take antiallergic medicine. The nose and throat specialist usually prescribes me Allegra. But I should change it for a new medicine because I have got too used to it. I hope you feel much better soon. Thank you, Luke.

[@mariadelasmercedesblanco7081]

MY PLEASURE LISTENING TO YOU. I UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING BUT I ENVY YOU BECAUSE I CANT TALK SO QUICKLY AND PERFECT AS YOU THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A NATIVE AND THE OTHERS. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR EXIST. HAVE A GREAT WEEK

[@virginiashuler6701]

Mr. Luke, I keep coming back listening to the podcast i like very much, The way you Teach. Thanks!

[@anamahmed7567]

I am watching this video from Bangladesh ❤

[@afroozm9413]

Thank you Luke, you are teaching excellent.

[@Pbe99]

Hello Luke nice to see you again I love your content🫶🏼

[@loretavincenti]

Hi Luke! I think episodes like this are very useful to understand the benefits of switching to the premium account. Even though I've been listening to you for a while, I personally didn't understand them, I thought that with the premium you simply had more episodes exactly like the others available to anyone. I have now switched to the premium account, which is not expensive at all. Free episodes help a lot with listening and understanding, whilst for speaking I want to know how English sounds are actually produced and how to connect words in sentences, in addition of course to understanding grammar and expanding vocabulary. Teaching these things in the premium episodes, you absolutely do a great job. 👍

[@ТатьянаКраснослободцева-ж4й]

Thank you Luke! Great episode!

[@jyotichauhan6679]

thank you once again for the todays podcast not just learning also entertaining us best wishes

[@samaemad4688]

This was a very helpful lesson 😅 because I cough a cold last week and now I have the ability to write or talk about it😭😭 thank you a lot

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

👍 *caught a cold

[@ulianaoleshkovskaia4175]

Thanks, Luke! ❤

[@neyna7740]

Oh, Luke! You look shattered a little bit. Take care of your health and especially voice❤ We love everything you do😊. Keep rambling and pouring into our brain useful knowledge. 😂 I love your voice without listenning it can't now fall asleep😂.

[@bulbulahir8051]

Never a dull moment in lep

[@AmyWong-i4g]

Thanks for your excellent podcast Luke🎉

[@罗晨曦-u6k]

Enjoy your videos! And have a nice day.

[@isharamadushani2730]

Hi Luke , The way you do podcast is just amazing . Enjoying all bits and points . Don't we have opportunities meet people in Paris ... ?????????? That would be great for us who live in France , you know!!

[@user-Tatiana.17]

Thank you very much!❤

[@РоманКісіль-я7ъ]

That's a lot for Ur work

[@FeruzaOrazaliyeva-hq3yf]

Thank you,Luke

[@dilnozaumarova-fx9kq]

Love your articulation,your pure British pronunciatin. Adore the format. Looking forward to your podcasts

[@dilnozaumarova-fx9kq]

From Uzbekistan

[@GianlucaMariaLecchi]

❤loved a lot the quizzes. In one of them I have a fancy answer: a vacation can be a good remedy for most modern psicosomatic illnesses 🎉 take care and carry on

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

👍 *psychosomatic

[@GianlucaMariaLecchi]

@LukesEnglishPodcast thanks a lot. I tend to maintain my native language roots in writing scientific terms. Bad habit

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Understandable!

[@НаталіяЛаврик-м6е]

Thank you.

[@IngleseStudio]

When a cold strikes with fever-say, rising to around 38 degrees-I don’t rush to quell it. Instead, I sit with it, letting the heat course through me, seeing it as a kind of inner fire that opens a passage beyond ordinary perception. The fever becomes an ally, melting the boundaries of the everyday world and inviting me to fully immerse in the realms beyond. In this heightened state, I look for visions, allowing myself to be receptive to the messages from other realms-insights, symbols, even voices that speak from within and beyond. It’s a journey inward, where I seek the wisdom in the fever’s intensity, embracing it as a bridge to the unseen. "Anpétu Wí oyáte, kíčhiyA yeló"

[@KonstantinEgorovSpb]

Your ramblings on travelling with kids triggered the memories about the book I read years ago: Kiddie-car travel by Robert Charles Benchley😂 Thanks, Luke❤

[@mollietai8946]

Life is a constant struggle. Go the extra mile with LEP.

[@jonykumarsingha3699]

Incredible

[@dolly_5205]

Thanks for sharing your journey with your kids. Parenting is the price we paid back to the life, after our parents did it with us. 😅😅😅

[@karolbadzielewski3266]

Luke, You must drink ginger every day with citron with honey. Since when I use this drink I am not sick over the course 3 years

[@MacasGamer]

luke, hello. Somehow i really caught a cold in this episode , in this morning i woke up kind of bad, exactly after i have watched this episode in the last night 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, At least it served to me fix the vocabulary in my mind 🤣🤣. oh my god 🤧🤧🤧🤣. I am gonna buy some remedy, it is not so serious! lol

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Computer virus 😂

[@dayaa359]

Thanks 🎉

[@zhazirazhazira1844]

Hello ❤thank you

[@nachlebollywood1281]

Like this episode after story episode

[@juliuswacira9708]

I am thrilled

[@annakazarinova7553]

Dear teacher Luke, would kindly tell the number of the episode where you explained would/used to/be used to/get used to❤ If you remember

[@みゆ-k2i]

癒し❤大好き❤LOVE❤️

[@my_english6336]

Nice podcast

[@JoseRodrigues-xd7xs]

40:40 There is a modality of bike race called gravel also.

[@rudolfblaha7701]

hi luke, when i feel a cold coming on i make a tea with honey and lemon. and i add some rum in it. you may feel a bit tipsy, but that's ok😄 i drik this medicine even if i'm fine. you know. just in case😄

[@onlythebear2490]

Happy to see you are bearded again.

[@mariolisragland7033]

Hola a Dominican living in Texas USA😃🤗🤗😍🙏

[@taichi427]

Hello Luke, maybe you catched the cold from your children. Often the children get a cold and parents get it too as well. Hope you are fine again soon. Thank you for this episode. 😊 Best wishes from Germany.

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Maybe! *caught

[@taichi427]

👍

[@andreym2887]

When cold is coming, it's good to take big dose of vitamin C immediately

[@malgorzataboczkowska68]

Hi Luke, please make Ricks report on US elections. I wonder what are your thoughts on Trump’s win

[@ahmedabdullahibarre10]

2nd viewer from East Africa Somalia 😊

[@claire5619]

great

[@LZsolt86]

@LukesEnglishPodcast If you have a PDF for this sample episode, could you share it with us? Thanks

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

I’m afraid this time it’s only available for premium subscribers!

[@user-Tatiana.17]

What do you usually do if your son has a meltdown? How do you manage to deal with it?

[@irinashvarts7882]

❤❤❤

[@56anubis]

Usually I recover from colf without any medicine, I Just rest.

[@takielddine9901]

Free Free Palestine 😢❤

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[@zafarmurodullayev574]

Free Palestine 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

[@aruneeheron3317]

You are describing me!

[@maxsverediuk8728]

Interesting observation about viruses. Why don't they help us learn English))) But some viruses can be used to kill cancer cells or in gene therapy. The coolest are those that infect and kill bacteria. It's a very interesting area of research.

[@WeichuanTian]

I propose that you could tell us how to spell 'succumb', I was in podcast and got very confused how to write the word.

[@babciamira9556]

Grimm stories or even Andersen, those old stories are not of use with your daughter?

[@Dragon-ue1wl]

Sorry for the sickness

[@indunilfernando1336]

Srilanka ❤❤❤❤❤❤✌✌✌

[@panagiotaapostolou3955]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@onlythebear2490]

I love your voice. What s the correct adjective to describe a fine voice?

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

It depends on what you like about the voice. What aspect of it do you like?

[@Sosoalive0]

Same here😊

[@onlythebear2490]

@@LukesEnglishPodcast the male baritone sound (I don t know if I m right...do you have a baritone voice? )

[@NicaVero_]

Luke knows better, but here's my two cents: probably you're referring to a deep voice. I think Luke has the perfect combination between a soft and deep voice, he knows how to modulate it, when to go high and when to go low...

[@NicaVero_]

​ @LukesEnglishPodcast Can you also say a low key voice in this context?

[@lancyli8410]

Not easy as the parents! 😂

[@desiresomda7462]

My from Burkina Faso

[@НатальяЯворская-п1р]

Can we use 'breakdown' instead of a meltdown and is there a difference in this context?

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

No, a breakdown (or nervous breakdown, mental breakdown) is more extreme and serious and refers to a period of extreme stress which causes a person’s mind to ‘break’ and they can’t function normally, requiring recovery time. A meltdown or tantrum is a temporary thing when someone gets very angry or upset, like an actor on a movie set shouting at someone, or a tennis player losing their temper and arguing with the referee, or a small child crying and rolling on the floor in the supermarket.

[@ventsislav1796]

Dear Luke, with all my due respect, may I ask in case I can understand 90% or a little bit more of your speaking, what could be the level? Thanks for answering!

[@marthaluisaguzmanobregon821]

👏

[@nasty147]

Luke, hi, i wonder what's the correct british pronounciation of the the word "either"? Because you said [i:ther], and i thought its american

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Both pronunciations of the word are normal in both BrE and AmE. There are two ways to pronounce the word. Sometimes we pronounce it one way, sometimes the other way. It makes no difference. www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/either_1?q=Either

[@manuela7182]

why is it a slighltly sore throat and not a slight sore throat?

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Because I have a throat which is slightly sore, not a sore throat which is slight.

[@FranciscoTorrijos-tt4rw]

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[@Phonsavan79]

Hello How are you

[@kawsarshakh-p7l]

Free free patestine

[@MohammadRoshandelpoor]

93🚀

[@ingwaz8402Mag]

Rude boy🤫you shouldn't criticise healthcare in UK 😃

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

When did I do that?

[@ingwaz8402Mag]

It's only joke but my thinking was : All advices for me provide to conclusion" do it yourself in natural ways " :tea, fruits, honey, whisky and so on😊, so maybe you don't trust public, conventional healthcare or do it yourself because they don't help you@@LukesEnglishPodcastforgive me mistakes I'm still learning

[@anesinas445]

أحسن قصة هي مشاهدة فيديو لك تروي قصة طويلة عن بحثك الطويل باللغة الانجليزية واعتناقك دين الاسلام الدين الحق وعلى علم .

[@ahmednegm7404]

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[@neyna7740]

Could you tell please, which episode it was? I missed that one!

[@cesardiezsainz4866]

I only understand you and not your guests. Especially your brother😂 Why is it that???

[@domnicazaharia183]

Thank you Luke.