I understood a LOT from this video. Thank You Mr. Luke, I really like your teaching method. I have a British accent myself and I think that even though I have a British accent, I really need to understand all of these things that you are sharing. Once again Thank you very very very much.
I came across this video when wandering on u tube (not a good place to linger!) , but this video is spot on , yes the voice (as someone mentioned), the content ... Your trick to tell a story to link all the items we were supposed to memorize works wonders! I happen to be very bad at remembering item and stuff. However the day after,without any effort, I managed to remember all the items while telling the story in my mind. Very good trick indeed! Bravo monsieur!
Hi Luke, from Colombia, Great podcast, thanks for mention Shakira 👍
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Hello everybody. At 33:00 I've been able to remember 20 words out of 20. I imagined this: A monkey sat reading a book close to an old red telephone of which the handset is a sausage. The telephone rings and the monkey presses a button, then the animal eats a cabbage and drinks a glass of water. When seeing a mouse passing by there, the monkey catches the mouse and puts it in its stomach. Somebody comes and catches the monkey to put it in a cardboard. The cardboard with the monkey inside travels by ferry to England and is given as a Christmas present to a little girl who wants the monkey to become an athlete, so she trains it (lifting weights). She calls her monkey "Wigwam" and every night she puts it in a cage and locks this cage with a key. The little girl grows up and gives birth to a baby. She puts her baby to bed then. As she wants a nice bedroom for her baby, she asks Wigwam to paint the baby's bedroom with a paintbrush. But the monkey is angry this time and shows its walnuts (we do say this word in France) to the mother. Let's see what is your tip, though… EDIT: Oh, yes, I already knew this technique… Thank you for reminding me of it, Luke, by the way. I will try to use it for revising history… Maybe Mao Zédong who participates in a long-jump tournament but fails. However, Mao claims he has won and wants the judges to admit he jumped a 66 meters length. The judges are not very enthusiastic so Mao sends them on a trip around the world to buy books and read them in each place they visit. But red people come from nowhere and kill the judges. Mao is so angry about those red people that he wants them to pick up sticks and lay the sticks straight. And so on.
Transcriptions simultaneously it helps a lot. Thanks .about mnemotecnic methods it.s nice cabbage monkey ringo etc i got a headeache but i.m trying keeping on.🙄🙄😣😣😍
Hi, greetings from Turkey Luke !. What a nicely designed podcast, I love it. I wonder from now on will you release the podcast with this design that we can see the transcriptions on the screen ? Thank you for your labour and strong intention to teach English to everyone :))
Hi, The “cc” button on the UA-cam screen while you are playing the video should be able to automatically generate, fairly accurate, English subtitles. I use this feature when a Luke’s podcast is not substitute ready.
Have you heard episodes of my podcast? Not all of them are on youtube. Here are some episodes I have done about grammar: 176 teacherluke.co.uk/2014/03/24/176-grammar-verb-tense-review/ 19 teacherluke.co.uk/2009/10/19/passive-verb-forms/ 384 teacherluke.co.uk/2016/09/30/384-teaching-grammar-social-english/ 406 teacherluke.co.uk/2016/12/04/406-grammar-past-continuous-tense-uk-media-bias-brazil-football-tragedy/ 518 teacherluke.co.uk/2018/03/21/518-grammar-questions-part-1-present-perfect-continuous-future-continuous-language-of-newspaper-headlines/
Hello Luke, thanks for this interesting enjoyable and very useful podcast. But I'd like to ask you why you write the word "colourful" using American spelling (without "u")?
I’ve to try that chunk method with that -Vivid -Personal -Funny -Weird Technique because somehow I can’t remember phrasal verbs, to me the differences are almost none but the meanings are so different and strange one from one another :v
It should be colourful (UK) but perhaps the software I used to make this video spelled it colorful (US) and I didn’t spot it when I proofread the script.
Glad to see people like you teaching English on UA-cam. The history of English has been coloured by Americanism since humans began to use software. I may be too sensitive about American spelling as I was born in Japan. The mighty power of the USA can be seen everywhere in this country -- in the English textbooks used at school, in the brain cells of the right-wing politicians, and in the economic dream of some greedy guts.
Majority use apps like Youcut and Piscart etc, but also we can do it from a camera like I mean a new pro camera idk but yah most ppl do that. I also have a channel and I am having a problem posting videos so I have one video that I posted and that video was made by Durecorder or Youcut. I don't remember but yah. Hope what I said was helpful
Thank you for the readable subtitles
I understood a LOT from this video. Thank You Mr. Luke, I really like your teaching method. I have a British accent myself and I think that even though I have a British accent, I really need to understand all of these things that you are sharing. Once again Thank you very very very much.
One of the best teachers on UA-cam ! Thank you for introducing the tips, that is useful to English learners.
Luke,you are great! The drunk mouse did my day!Wish you success.
The half screen full with subtitles . This is the stuff i'd always been awaiting for about 😁
I really love this type of method
That podcast was excellent and absolutely informative, I am grateful for that instruction, I really apreciatte it, you are the best, thanks a million.
Teacher Luke, thank you so much for sharing the description of this video! It help me a lot !
Thankyou luke so much brilliant.
I can't help admiring the way you give the material. To see the text helps a lot. To say thank you - to say nothing. Great.
Luke your voice is very good and intresting to continue with your voice for 1 hour .tnx that u are so good
Thank you so much Luke, for your labour.
You are the best teacher on UA-cam!
Greetings from Mexico City.
Mr. Luke, you are great at teaching English I'm learning a lot with your story podcats and your way of explaining I'm very grateful!!❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏😊
You're the best podcaster for me. I listen you becouse I want to have RP accent and It's so clear (understandable.)
Hello from Russia! Many thanks for such interesting and useful information! Your sense of humour is just great. Lots of luck to you, Luke!
Putin is a killer .
Thanks Luke. I like your podcast. You are excellent! 😌
Congratulations on the great job you're doing! Thank you for sharing.
It is incredibly useful technique, I hope I can see more of it
Hey, I really enjoy your work here. I am brazilian. Please continue doing this podcast with transcriptions.
I love your podcasts!♡
Oh I love it with the subtitles!!
Thanks a million! This is absolutely useful!!!
Thank you for everything you help us greatly
you are great, it is a good way to fix something similar to the brain to help better memorizing. :)
text and voice ...................wowwwwwww amazing podcast................................................they are gonnna help us a lot......
I came across this video when wandering on u tube (not a good place to linger!) , but this video is spot on , yes the voice (as someone mentioned), the content ... Your trick to tell a story to link all the items we were supposed to memorize works wonders! I happen to be very bad at remembering item and stuff. However the day after,without any effort, I managed to remember all the items while telling the story in my mind. Very good trick indeed! Bravo monsieur!
Thanks Luke, great one.
That was excellent, thank you so much.
Hi.I really like your sense of humour.
It's just amazingly talanted one!
Kindest regards, sir!
thank you so much Mr.Luke thank you so much god bless you
Come up with more such podcasts. I love your British accent :)
Hi Luke, from Colombia, Great podcast, thanks for mention Shakira 👍
Hello everybody. At 33:00 I've been able to remember 20 words out of 20. I imagined this: A monkey sat reading a book close to an old red telephone of which the handset is a sausage. The telephone rings and the monkey presses a button, then the animal eats a cabbage and drinks a glass of water. When seeing a mouse passing by there, the monkey catches the mouse and puts it in its stomach. Somebody comes and catches the monkey to put it in a cardboard. The cardboard with the monkey inside travels by ferry to England and is given as a Christmas present to a little girl who wants the monkey to become an athlete, so she trains it (lifting weights). She calls her monkey "Wigwam" and every night she puts it in a cage and locks this cage with a key. The little girl grows up and gives birth to a baby. She puts her baby to bed then. As she wants a nice bedroom for her baby, she asks Wigwam to paint the baby's bedroom with a paintbrush. But the monkey is angry this time and shows its walnuts (we do say this word in France) to the mother. Let's see what is your tip, though… EDIT: Oh, yes, I already knew this technique… Thank you for reminding me of it, Luke, by the way. I will try to use it for revising history… Maybe Mao Zédong who participates in a long-jump tournament but fails. However, Mao claims he has won and wants the judges to admit he jumped a 66 meters length. The judges are not very enthusiastic so Mao sends them on a trip around the world to buy books and read them in each place they visit. But red people come from nowhere and kill the judges. Mao is so angry about those red people that he wants them to pick up sticks and lay the sticks straight. And so on.
You are the best
life long for learning English
Transcriptions simultaneously it helps a lot. Thanks .about mnemotecnic methods it.s nice cabbage monkey ringo etc i got a headeache but i.m trying keeping
on.🙄🙄😣😣😍
Great stuff - Thank you :)
Hi, greetings from Turkey Luke !. What a nicely designed podcast, I love it. I wonder from now on will you release the podcast with this design that we can see the transcriptions on the screen ? Thank you for your labour and strong intention to teach English to everyone :))
Hi, The “cc” button on the UA-cam screen while you are playing the video should be able to automatically generate, fairly accurate, English subtitles. I use this feature when a Luke’s podcast is not substitute ready.
Very insightful, keep going
Really I benefit from this Thanks a lot
Can you teach grammar like this? Please. Advanced grammar too.
Have you heard episodes of my podcast? Not all of them are on youtube. Here are some episodes I have done about grammar:
176 teacherluke.co.uk/2014/03/24/176-grammar-verb-tense-review/
19 teacherluke.co.uk/2009/10/19/passive-verb-forms/
384 teacherluke.co.uk/2016/09/30/384-teaching-grammar-social-english/
406 teacherluke.co.uk/2016/12/04/406-grammar-past-continuous-tense-uk-media-bias-brazil-football-tragedy/
518 teacherluke.co.uk/2018/03/21/518-grammar-questions-part-1-present-perfect-continuous-future-continuous-language-of-newspaper-headlines/
I love it
Thanks a lot ❤
For begin is benefit this video, I like this video.
This episode is a really dope podcast 😄😜
your style plays english alphabets with the screen very nice
Thank you very much :D Greetings from Costa Rica
Good job 👏
Thank you!!!
Thank you very much 👍👏👏
Thanks a lot my dear teacher....regards
Hello Luke, thanks for this interesting enjoyable and very useful podcast. But I'd like to ask you why you write the word "colourful" using American spelling (without "u")?
I didn’t write it actually. It’s an automatically generated script, and I missed the fact that it spelled some words in the American way.
I am interested to real learning fron your teaching I hope that using youtube , I will receive some ways and techniq .thanks Mr.Luke
Thank you Luke:)
Excellent
Thank you so much
As person that i ve been here more than one year , i am sorey i've never seen anybody in uk talk like you teacher
Thanks luke
I’ve to try that chunk method with that -Vivid
-Personal
-Funny
-Weird
Technique
because somehow I can’t remember phrasal verbs, to me the differences are almost none but the meanings are so different and strange one from one another :v
Thanks a lot!:)) 👍
Hi Luke, I'm wondering could you record a new report with your dad about brexit deal? Best regards
Colorful, or colourful, that is the question.
It should be colourful (UK) but perhaps the software I used to make this video spelled it colorful (US) and I didn’t spot it when I proofread the script.
Glad to see people like you teaching English on UA-cam. The history of English has been coloured by Americanism since humans began to use software. I may be too sensitive about American spelling as I was born in Japan. The mighty power of the USA can be seen everywhere in this country -- in the English textbooks used at school, in the brain cells of the right-wing politicians, and in the economic dream of some greedy guts.
How do we do this kind of subtitles?
Majority use apps like Youcut and Piscart etc, but also we can do it from a camera like I mean a new pro camera idk but yah most ppl do that. I also have a channel and I am having a problem posting videos so I have one video that I posted and that video was made by Durecorder or Youcut. I don't remember but yah. Hope what I said was helpful
I'm Japanese
when I talked to British about Ringo they laughed at it
thank you much helpful can you teach how to write some meaningful essay
A kind of Spielberg 's movies with mouse and stomach.