802. The Unopened Safe (Learn English with a Text Adventure Story) by Peter Carlson

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Hello! Here are links for story 2 and story 3. Enjoy! Story 2 (The Wraith) 👻kzbin.info/www/bejne/npCyiquObpKjp9U Story 3 (The Missing Masccio) 🖼 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIC9lIZ-psxooLs

[@wongcp2843]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@tomthekhmerbreed9166]

This is really the best way of practicing English because we can get all aspects of the language while reading and imitating the mouth movement of the native speaker, his gestures, his facial expression, ... along with explanation like we talk face to face in our every day life until we become accustomed to it automatically.

[@mohmmadsalameh1110]

I have been listening to your podcast since 2020 you are the best podcast ever man, keep doing all the support

[@UmerFarooq-ls8my]

I started to watch this poadcost two days ago and i understand fifty percent now what about you when did you started to listen his poadcost how much you did understand and after three years ago how much you improve yourself and let me suggestion how to listen to……

[@stellakispotta6950]

Praise The Lord. Please pray for me , My family , my exam as well as , asking Grace , wisdom, knowledge for the fluency in English . Also healing touch in my knee pain and whole my body. Loving Lord receive my prayer and petitions forever Amen.

[@Jane_Gl]

Love you and your videos. You are an extraordinarily nice person. There is nothing annoying or boring when I watch or listen to your podcasts where you are alone, just chatting about rushing for a package or making tea, etc. Thanks for every giggle, chuckle and laugh out loud❤️

[@ОлесенькаЕфимова]

I'm so excited to have found you! It happened today completely by accident and I'm so glad. I fell in love immediately ) this is the first time this has happened to me. I am learning English and in the video that I watched, everything that I love came together: the plot, the presentation of the material, the voice, the appearance, the sensitivity of the teacher and professionalism. Thank you for your hard work🙏, You are the best of all!❤

[@yigitcan824]

Hi there I'm looking for a speaking partner to practice and improve my English speaking skills I wonder if you are interested in?

[@yizhuo9738]

@@yigitcan824 haha did you find one?

[@chandralekhaghosh8159]

Your podcasts are the best! They are funny, compelling and engaging. Your genuine efforts to make the lesson interesting and memorable are unique. Thank you, Teacher Luke!

[@РимаПогосян-я5и]

Luke, thank you so much for all your episodes and efforts you put into them. We all love a lot. You are such a gifted, versatile decent person and yet so modest. We all wish you and your family Happy New Year! May all your wishes come true in new year!

[@denisehuang8470]

I love your podcast, especially story episodes!!

[@DanielSouza-jx2gl]

Keep reading storys. I really love this method of learning. It's for me fun i am not studying to learn and give me the best results ever. I did a test this month and i rich the vocabulary of 15.000 word families after 1 year reading and listening your podcasts. 1 year ago i had 10.000 word families in my voca.

[@jamasuleymanov9676]

Having difficult times now , but your podcasts helping me to see life's better sides and concentrate on my studies thanx a lot. Love your podcasts lots

[@SaraChristoffersen-u1s]

Yes...really enjoy your stories!!!!and all your podcasts. Thank you

[@av.muhammetoztat]

This format was the thing that I want. I am very happy for I found this channel. Thank you very much Luke.

[@Katya_Sokolova]

It’s one of the best episodes!!! You made me smile 😁😁😁 I spent such a great time listening to you!

[@hm.dasjerdi-yd2us]

Hello. I just want to tell how much I appreciate your podcasts. They'll help me alot with keeping me in touch with English. I do like your accent and always try to mimic that.

[@mustafazit]

What mimic means shawdowing or emitate?

[@hm.dasjerdi-yd2us]

@@mustafazit imitate (someone or their actions or words), especially in order to entertain or ridicule.

[@mustafazit]

@@hm.dasjerdi-yd2us thx so much

[@shahjahanahmed2934]

Dear sir, you are the best for the world. I can't writer about you. Your pronunciation is so high level.

[@mahindasiriwardena7404]

It's been a great experience being with you in the podcast episodes all this time as a learner of English as a second language. I have learnt a lot and continue to do so - without any loss of interest. It's good - a good exercise being with you learning vocabulary, pronunciation, etc. Your clear voice, the RP accent and the associated other features have made me a regular visitor to your podcast, which is, I believe, has been the most useful source for acquiring the language in a natural way for many a foreigner. Hope the podcast will be as good in the coming year and the listeners/video viewers will be looking forward to watching and listening to very useful content as you have generously brought us for ever. Congratulations! Happy New year ! To Luke and the family and the lepsters.

[@sukanyatanticharoenyos3864]

Totally agree with this .

[@saltyegg3325]

Hi Luke. I really enjoyed your story telling. Your acting was natural and entertaining. I like the ways you explained some expressions and difficult words, which were clear and effective. I've learned a lot, in both English language and British culture, by listening to your podcasts. Thanks for your great effort.

[@alichesa]

Listening carefully while I m cooking albóndigas. Thanks again for your stories. All of them are enjoyable and useful at the same time.

[@yigitozpolat38]

Text Adventure Stories are really amazing please continue to do it.

[@marinamartini2402]

Goodmorning Luke. Thanks for your podcasts . New adventures are around the corner. Happy New Year!!!!🥂

[@fedordragon25]

Luke is an amazing teacher!!! Always interesting to listen his podcast and even more watch the video on KZbin ))

[@mollietai8946]

Your gift that keeps on giving for the holiday season.

[@janainacosta7352]

i really enjoy the way you read stories. Thanks a lot for your time spent with us.

[@ebrukarakoc9426]

Teacher Luke i appreciate for your help me learning English ,thank you so much😊

[@vijaykarthick8430]

Hello sir I have been watching in India and I have improved my pronunciation skills and increased our reading habits So if you one side explain and other side reading what a best video forever my brother

[@ilyapetrovitch3]

Nice pronunciation and useful vocabulary. But I personally signed for the great English humor. Keep smiling please, we need it whatever language we learn. Thank you.

[@yashchoudhary5943]

Let's do Harry Potter books podcasts

[@romegracheve7647]

Thanks and Happy New Year Luke!! 🎉

[@yo8946]

I MISS THE RAMBLING EPISODES LUKE!!!! I LOVE YOUR PODCAST!!! THANKS FOR EVERYTHING!!! MATT, YOUR ARGENTINIAN SUPPORTER

[@elenagherardi3080]

Brilliant episode! Masaccio is an italian Renaissance painter.

[@hendarara3514]

Great story, I can't wait to finish the other parts,,,, Thank you very much

[@channyein-ee1nf]

Love to listen your podcasts ❤❤

[@Sonybacker]

Very good experience solving these mysteries with Luke. I made exactly same mistakes as you.

[@joanan6379]

Thank you very much as always. It was very interesting to try detect a criminal together.

[@luciana4546]

Hello Luke!! I enjoy listening to your post very much! 😊 Thank Youuuu very much! ☕💪🏻

[@public_sensei]

I'm looking forward for the next part 😊

[@chimak8332]

I always listen to the story twice

[@Thu-q5z]

I have been listening to your podcast since 2019

[@dilfuzas38]

Thank you 😊 Luke😊😊😊😊

[@ManpreetSingh-kb5xe]

I have been listening your podcast sir going on 3 years.

[@andreaalves6797]

You are fantastic teacher Luke. Thanks so much.

[@HenryLince-p5w]

I love your course and I hope to increase my level quickly to are able to follow all your courses. At this moment is to hard for me, but I hope to reach this level soon.

[@giangduongthitra2034]

Thanks for your series of video. They are truly useful and you act well as a actor, sir

[@DanielSouza-jx2gl]

Apply a little dash of milk in my tea. Dash in this context is a new word for me great. Always learning.

[@arjajohannesdotter7079]

Thank you Luke! I learn! You are a very good teacher 😍

[@DAWNOFHIM]

I love learning English this way! Your videos are always very helpful 🖤

[@alicerossi_ap]

Brilliant! Being focused on solving a murder case, I think we have all ruled out the possibility of a suicide from the outset 😃 Thanks Luke!

[@Iurii-Izbachkov]

Хороший эпизод. Не совсем криминалистический подход. Скорее загадка для ума. Настоящий следователь мыслит категориями версий. То есть мысленно строится дерево возможных вариантов, ветки которого потом обрезаются.

[@sarahzhao8072]

I like your podcast very much !

[@maryborrototrujillo7279]

I admire your job. Thanks a lot. I am cuban.

[@jomarch6333]

good job Luke, thank you for your hardwork, it's a lot of fun

[@malikakumari1234disanayake]

Great teacher i ever met

[@jeffersonSLyoutube]

very good teacher.

[@alehalomov7408]

So, no doubts you are a great narrator!

[@abdulloh3582]

Luk bu ajoyib hikoyachi. Tug'ma iqtidor!

[@Dark_RL_]

Like it when you do the accents, Luke. Well done mate!😄

[@esraalev]

Well I'm not used to listening to you for such a short time 😊 What an interesting experience it was 😂

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

Episode 803 is even shorter, but don’t get used to it.

[@esraalev]

@@LukesEnglishPodcast I won’t 😊

[@neytrinomuonnoe5252]

Looking forward for the next part!

[@janainacosta7352]

I watched the Summer camp story. So dope indeed!

[@ludmilaabramova3653]

Great actor you are, Luke!😂😂 Bravo!!👏🏻

[@bdisasterify]

Hello Lukfe fron Turkey.. I have been listening and watching yoy for 6 months and your portfolie is very satisfactory us who arent a native speaker. Thank you for all. I have a wish if you can be interest. Could you please upload a series of news articles from Times&Economics&New York Times or etc. they will be more effected and efficency for business and trend language passages. I hope you can consider my demand. Have a nice day

[@АлексейШаповал-и9ю]

Thank you very much for your wonderful work! PS not a ninja anymore 😊

[@nazliozge]

thanks a lot, Luke

[@DeepaniWeerathna]

Thank you

[@anastasiiaivanova9695]

Just in case, Interlude is from Latin "ludus". So lude is s play and therefore family words are prelude, lude, interlude and postlude. Many thanks for such an engrossing episode 😊

[@jcbulques7984]

Hello Luke. Nice seeing you again. Your vídeos amazing. Keep them up!!

[@Grequierecafe]

Not fair on Part One. Important evidence was withheld! The top of the desk was not mentioned until the solution side. I feel like taking my cards and going home!

[@kasra10]

It was fantastic Podcast, genuinely thanks

[@williamruy9350]

Thanks

[@benjamins.saavedra2140]

Love your videos, Luke. I've learning English a lot by listening to you. Can you make a brief video of the programs that you use to make videos? I would like to start a podcast channel on politics and philosophy (:

[@shalomitta]

Wow, I kept thinking that Edward Walsham was killed by his wife, Vella Walsham! I’ve read a lot of stories when one of the spouses killed the other to take possession of the estate. It was very interesting to investigate the case. Unfortunately, I myself could not solve this case.

[@ghadasuqr343]

Hi Luke , Love these stories

[@fluxsiarski]

I ❤ this content

[@yuliyalashko2149]

Luke, I love your podcast. Thank you for making all those amazing episodes. I would like to share my essay about my dreams. It would be so nice if you read it. "Snow angel" I imagine the happiest day in my life and it would be a New Year morning. I would wake up, early in the morning, open my eyes, get my slippers on, go to the window, look out and see the snowflakes that are falling down. The street would be empty and snow would be so white and untouched. Then I would feel a slight cold on my feet, so I would dress properly, and go to the living room where, near the fire would be a Christmas tree, with big Christmas balls reflecting the light from the fire. I would get on my knees, and look under the tree, without any hope, because I would live alone, and would not really believe in miracles, but lead by an old habit left from my childhood. And I would see a present! I would rub my eyes, but it wouldn`t disappear. It would be bright and colorful, and it would be in a big package wrapped in a beautiful wrapping paper. I would carefully unwrap it, and it would turn out that it is a pile of books. I would take them out of the paper, and would open one of them, I would not look at the cover I would just open it, sit on the carpet, smell it… And then I would close it and I would see its title, it would be: “Misty field” and the author would be me! And then I would throw the wrapping paper in the bin, and I would see something else under the Christmas tree. It would be a usual yellow envelope. I would take my scissors and, trying not to cut the thing inside I would open it, the only postcard would fall out of it. It would seem that nothing is written on it, but then I would turn it and see two words written on it with a handwriting, they would be: we won. After that I would decide to go out on the snow. I would put my coat on, open the big heavy door and go out on the cold, sleepy street. And then between the snowflakes I would see some people. They would head straight to me. I wouldn`t recognize them at first because I have never seen them before in real life. But then I would see their faces better, and I would run towards them, snow falling on my coat, hair and face and when we would reach each other we would hug, and then we would fall in the snow, and make snow angels, looking at the sky and laughing and I would look aside and see so familiar and on the other hand so different faces of people that I met online during the war and I would just feel happy. Sofiia Yakymenko from Ukraine

[@اياتازهرطهجبر]

Thanks!🤍

[@Cesarsanvicente]

Merry Christmas !

[@no.6rachapakdeesingchai708]

Good evening Luke, from Thailand.

[@aruneeheron3317]

Thank you for another exciting story. I cannot believe that I was one hour late for your program today. When do you usually start your lesson?

[@globalizedworld3518]

Good afternoon! Great 👍

[@zakirachid45]

very entertainin thanx luke

[@Dragon-ue1wl]

So nice

[@ayunawangwulan1895]

Interesting!! 🤩🤩

[@naimahmed4945]

I love your video

[@shanymah9423]

Good thanks ❤😊

[@vishneviysok]

Thank u Luke❤

[@user-qu6rk7xq6l]

Can't wait for the ghosty episode 2 😭😭😭😭

[@yongxian1]

Interesting story.

[@user-qu6rk7xq6l]

Thanks Luke ♥️

[@war198000]

Love it!

[@manishsarki4083]

Very long, lengthy video. I like short one .30 minutes is sufficient .we don't have much time. Thanks. Carry-on. I am introvert, shy. I hardly respond, comment also I have a S. A. D. Problem

[@manishsarki4083]

Cbt cognitive behavior therapy.

[@PaniAnni]

Hello, Luke! Im study english, I like your voice and your jokes. Thank you so much! Could you tell me, please: do you have a video with modern stories? Maybe with Stephen King's story or Joanne Rowling's story? There are more interesting stories... for me)))

[@cristinacarubelli8664]

Hi Luke, when you pronunce Masaccio, the sound of cc is correct (Tsch), but the i between the cc and the o has not to be stressed. The i before o changes the sound of cc: without the i the cc would be pronounced like K (Masakko). Adding the i changes the sound to Tsch (Masatscho). I don't know if I was able to explain 😅

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

I got it, thank you! I guess it's like this /mæsæʧəʊ/

[@yumkinuka]

Hi Luke, 803 and 804 are only seen in this video's end. 33:45. Couldn't see on your profile at video section. Beside it, thanks for all your help!

[@LukesEnglishPodcast]

They’re being published properly today and tomorrow.

[@rozetahasa6780]

Interesting story.Agatha Kristel would give you the correct answer😊😊. Thank you and Happy New Year🍷🍺🍸!

[@whatsgoingoninpakistan]

Dear sir thank you very much for uploading such a great stuff for free on a common useable platform where everyone can get in. I have improved a lot my pronunciation and learn the way how to read something , where to pause and where to start . Could I get info how can I reach such a book you read in every episode of short story, or have you prepared it by your own.?

[@Nancy-dp4on]

Hi Luke, could you make the font of text bigger. thx

[@hilalahmad7286]

Wow! Luke is at it's best when it comes murder mysteries..

[@janainacosta7352]

Hello Luke! I really enjoy your channel, but unfortunately I have not much time hear all podcasts you have already recorded, although I try whenever I can. I would like knowing what be a long-term lester means . Thanks

[@2050gajan]

Perfect ❤❤