871. Rambling through my episode archive / Listener Comments / YouTube Gold Creator Award 🥇
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2024
- A very long rambling episode with a big mix of vocabulary, stories about my trip to Rome, comments from listeners, lots of thoughts about episodes I've published over the last 12 months, more advice about learning English, and a story about being Jackie Chan's English teacher.
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I've played your episode on UA-cam twice and on Apple Podcasts twice as well-I really enjoy it.
Why do you shave your beard Luke😢
I enjoyed the one about THE BEATLES
U r right luke, we can listen to yr videos in parts as per our convenience, n thats what i m doing. Since long one of my house hold work which is cleaning chimneys was on hold, but today i could do it with listening yr videos. Ofcourse i will ve to listen to it once again for better absorption of d information. However i ve enjoyed d part of Michale engelo d renowned / famous artist n that painting,of Adam n God d most, such paintings r great at grabbing my attention.thank u for all d information luke. 👍
When I came across Luke’s podcast 10 years ago I couldn’t imagine where it would lead me in my life. I had been listening to the episodes primarily just for personal entertainment when suddenly I realised that my level is good enough to start my own teaching career😂 I quit my 9 to 5 job and embarked on this journey shivering from fear of standing in class in front of other curious people waiting for me to teach them new stuff. Now I’m experienced and yet still have moments of impostor’s syndrome. Living my dream life in a new beautiful country and enjoying freedom mostly thanks to Luke and his way of delivering facts and jokes. Probably Luke will never see this post but he has thousands of grateful listeners who can relate to the abovementioned. Thank you and keep it up!
I saw this post! 😃 Congrats on taking the initiative to start your own teaching career! 👊
Very well said indeed !
I also think Luke’s great talent and skill are linked to his ability in understanding people’s intricate emotions very effortlessly!
One just grows not only as an English speaker but as a human being as well m, on this lovely platform !
Grateful for your thoughtful ways, Luke !
Hi Luke, i rarely write any comments. I've been listening to your podcast only for one year but my English skills are growing immensely. Big thanks for being interesting and genuine person!
Hey look, I've been listening to your podcast (mostly on castbox) since like, a year ago and you have helped me get a 8.5 in IELTS listening and learn about the U.K. and the English language and culture in general. I really love and enjoy your content. Love form Iran❤
Luke! Not look😁🙈
hay, How are you , Hope Never Better
I Wanna Ask About this teacher ,I'm level B2 and I want To Improve My Level To C2 Or Some Thing Closed From This Level so Do You Advice Me To Study With This Teacher
I'm asking you cause I Knew all infos expect that and when get this last Info I'll Decided to study with him or see another one
Hi, how are you? If you ask me, I'll say that Luke is simply one of the best teachers you can come across on the internet. So good luck enjoying his awesome content and teaching skills.😊❤️👍
nice news for me hahah
thanks a lot I'm learning American accent so I was confused if i learn with Luke but now i think I'll learn with him thanks again and hope best luck for you @@faranakghomi3461
That's good, I want to also take an IELTS academic test, what about your overall ? Are there any resources you've used when preparing ?
Please your feedback could help me get a good band score.
Thank you
Long episodes are one of the reasons that make you special
In 2018, I traveled to the northernmost part of Siberia to teach kids in a small village. With only around 100 residents, there was no reliable mobile or internet connection, sometimes leaving me unable to communicate with family and friends for days. Fortunately, the school had Wi-Fi (not the fastest, but at least it was available) intended strictly for teaching purposes. I sneakily downloaded your podcast to my flash drive. It became a source of entertainment for me during the polar nights of winter. Thank you for brightening up my days, no matter where I am. You're the best Luke!❤
Congratulations for the award! You 100% deserve it!
FINALLY!!! HEY MAN, very happy to see and hear you!
Luke, you have a fantastic sense of humor!This is your distinctive manner of teaching and it makes easier for me to understand and remember.
Hey again teacher Luke 👋
I just want to add something, while I'm listening 🎧 to this episode you've mentioned that you might cut this episode in parts and so on .... But I believe it's totally okay to keep it one long episode, in fact we shouldn't mind but on the contrary, we should be thankful! And yes, it might be challenging to listen to the whole thing on one go, but that's where the technology comes, just like teacher Luke explained!
Actually, I don't have the luxury to watch attentively on UA-cam, however; i find it soothing and therapeutic to listen while doing house chores after a long day at work!
So I listen on Castbox, and whenever I wish , I stop and then carry on again whenever it's convenient 😀
So yeah 😊
With love and peace from Algeria 🇩🇿❤
Hey, Luke. For a long time, I didn't know what I was going to do with my life. I had a very troubled upbringing: my parents separated, I changed schools several times, which made me lose a year and led me to drop out of school and work in minimum wage jobs. I returned to studying years later. I've always considered myself somewhat intelligent, curious, tried to learn everything on my own, and enjoyed reading (digital books through illicit means, due to lack of money). However, the pressure from society to have a defined future, especially after graduating from high school so late and without specialization, was a burden. For a long time, I didn't have internet, downloaded content to watch offline and books because I thought if I had internet, I would get distracted and read less. But I always thought that if I did, I would learn English because I thought I could learn everything on my own. And that's how I started learning English by myself. With difficulty, I reached an ok level to consume basic things, but it was difficult to find interesting content. That's when I found you. Even with difficulty understanding you at first, I realized you were someone different and I identified with you. You're a person in your mid-40s who doesn't fit society's labels, because I feel you still have a childlike essence. You've developed adult responsibilities without being oppressed by society's restrictions. I see in you the passion of a child for things: music, comedy, movies. You speak in a natural way, without filters like "am I talking nonsense, will they take me less seriously?". That's when I realized I wanted to be like you because I love talking about things that interest me. And I found the common denominator: English, which I'm passionate about. That's when I decided to take the ENEM (National High School Exam, used as a selection criterion for universities in Brazil and provides access to college with discounts or entirely through the grades obtained on the test) again. I had already taken it and earned a laptop when I returned to studying; here in my state, if someone is in high school - like I was when I returned to studying - and gets a specific grade, they earn a laptop. A pause for you to see how I ramble as much as you do. I never thought I'd go to college because of my low self-esteem. My girlfriend has been helping change that in me (she's a psychologist). I didn't prepare well for the test. I didn't mention it, but I have terrible OCD, which greatly disrupted my routine, to the point where it took me two hours to shower and made me wash my hands several times throughout the day. I'm seeking treatment for this. Despite that, I tried to focus on the parts I'm better at, like the essay, which is one of the most important parts, and I scored 960 out of 1000 on the essay. I ranked first in two colleges to study English with 100% full scholarships. I'm happy to see you reaping your rewards and to be able to share with you today what you inspired me to do. I'll be an English teacher, just like you. I wanted to say more things like: I love seeing the relationship you have with your family members, the mature way you respect your daughter's world by talking to her as an equal, and how you preserve her space and, of course, her image. You're a role model to me. Thank you for everything and congratulations on one million subscribers!
good，bro。I want to become to you
What a fascinating story! I think you are going to be a great English teacher
@@esun608Thank you!
Your are cool, bro
Really cool.
Good luck on your way.
Ant you ramble a lot really 😅
❤
YES! We finally got a new episod of ramdling!!
hay, How are you , Hope Never Better
I Wanna Ask About this teacher ,I'm level B2 and I want To Improve My Level To C2 Or Some Thing Closed From This Level so Do You Advice Me To Study With This Teacher
I'm asking you cause I Knew all infos expect that and when get this last Info I'll Decided to study with him or see another one
Hi Luke
Your explanations about the length of the episodes totally make sense. I stop whenever I want to think about a word or a grammatical structure or I need to stop for any other reason. Autonomy and freedom for all listeners, jeah!!!
And as for the beard, I quote Roald Dahl from his book "The Twits": "When a man grows hair all over his face it is impossible to tell what he really looks like...". And that's just his harmless introduction to the subject. I'm a newborn LEPster and am currently skipping through the episodes. I start each day with a continuation of your entertaining and informative episodes and have already hooked a few friends. Yesterday I listened to the episode about the birth of your son and was really touched. I would love to be a child in your family. Best wishes and a thousand thanks!
Su
I am an English teacher myself and I was amazed at how one can go so creative with the hair leaving their body 😅😅👍👍
Hey.
You truly deserve that medal. I will be waiting for you platinum medal too.
I can't register for your premium section because 😢😢😢😢😢 I'm from Iran and the sanctions. But as I hear your voice it makes me focus on English! You look much younger without beard about 10 years. Hope you had a great time in your family vacation. Much love from Iran ❤❤❤
Btw it'll be a great pleasure for me if you want to have a sunny vacation here to be your host. We have as much sun as you want here.
Hi Luke! I'm one of the rare LEPsters who started listening in 2015, but I'm so sorry there was a break from about 2017 to 2023 because I was trying new professions. But now I'm here again ❤ And I'm so happy to watch your podcast on UA-cam now! And the episodes are still long, and you keep rambling sometimes that makes me feel you're talking to me, and you keep inviting people as Lucy, Kate, Amber, so that I listen to natural conversations easy to understand. I' ve tried different UA-cam channels, but yours is the best because it makes words and expressions stick in my mind. Thank you so much ❤❤❤
I've just given myself 100 points. I started listening to your podcast more than 11 years ago :P Makes me feel old actually!!! But one of the best decisions of my life.
Congratulations for getting free silica gel and gold shiny thing! Proud and happy to be a member of LEP community.
Hello Luke, thanks for this new episode, I like to listen to you every now and then, telling nice stories with a friendly and beautiful voice.
I saw you in Rome on Thursday 22nd February, surely you were recognized by Romans more than once! First I came across the two very blond ladies ahead, walking very fast and very busy talking to each other and then you, following with a pram. It was already dark, about six in the evening in Trastevere and I didn’t want you to be left behind, so I didn’t stop you.
I still remember what it’s like to get lost with the rest of the family in a big city! Twenty years ago I got lost in Paris (in the Louvre!!) with a baby boy in the pram. I stopped for a moment at the toilet to change the baby’s diaper and when I went out half of the family (husband and an older daughter) has vanished!! The Louvre is a huge maze! I didn’t move from there but they had moved and weren’t able to find the place again. So, my seven years old daughter stayed at the museum reception where they made some announcements and my husband kept wandering around. At the time I hadn’t a mobile phone (and couldn’t speak any French) so I spent almost two hours waiting patiently and pushing the pram back and forth…
Hello! How respectful of you not to stop me 😊
Congratulations,i wish you all the best.
I've been one of your rambling episodes fans for years, but this time you spoke a lot faster, so I couldn't sleep well. 😉😅❤
Every topic is spoken in English so there is no problem 🙂
Thank you Teacher Luke.....It is sound BEARD and BEAR!!!
“Beard” has a vowel sound like “ear”
“Bear” has a vowel sound like “air”
"I wandered into your wonderland with eyes open wide..."
Congratulations Luke~
Your Passion were given a big present for you.~
I always thanks for your lectures.
so I will study english more harder. Thank you.
Dear Luke
Nobody can please everyone. I am a language teacher and your podcasts are intriguing and of the highest quality. Continue the same way as you did up to now.
Thank you so much for your precious work
"Lovely(!)beautiful shiny hair" :))👍👍
You are amazing, Luke!
Sir, this three hour episode was very fascinating and useful for our enhancing listening skills ,thanks for your efforts in teaching us.
Thank you Luke for your valuable work. I discovered your Podcast through a recommendation. You speak very clearly, I understand you quite well. I enjoy the way howe you communicate . I didn’t like British English bevor, but now I do.
Pay attention to the positive comments that others simply ignore. ❤❤❤
Relatable! It’s all a matter of hard work.
I feel very lucky to be a Luce's podcast subscriber.
Thank you so much!!
Hi Luke!! I am one of your listeners from China. As you asked in the episode have any of us been here since the very beginning. My answer is yes! I absolutely love the your podcast and it's been being with me for all days since I started to learn spoken English. I didn't listen to your latest episode from the beginning, instead, I started from the very first. Now I just reach to the 286th episode The wedding episode. For me, it's just like I am doing some sort of time traveling every time I listen to the podcast. It's like I am with you but from the future. For most of the episodes, I will listen to them for up to 3 times and I must say it's really really helpful if your listen them again and again. Whoever asks me why I have a kind of British accent, I would recommend your podcast to them. Your podcast is really really helpful and informative. I enjoy listening to it because it's funny and they are great. Laughing at the jokes that you made years ago, which really makes me feel like I am an idiot when they are people around me. I can't fully express my gratitude. Hopefully, I could catch up with you by keeping on listening to the podcast. Thanks for your time and effort!! Sorry for so many words.
3 hours of rambling, this is the way to go!
I think you should warn your audience that listening to your podcast can be very dangerous. After just a couple of episodes I’ve got completely addicted and now I can’t stop. I love your short stories and I like so much your rambling episodes too, no matter how long they are. With your beautiful voice, your lovely British accent and your sense of humor you could read your shopping list and it would be interesting, amusing, useful and totally enjoyable
From now on I will stop watching Netflix movies that I can’t completely understand, it so frustrating. I will listen to your podcast instead, so hopefully my old-fashioned-miss-Marple-English (I’m a big fan of Agatha Christie novels) will become more modern and more fluent. Thank so much for your great podcast, Luke.
Hello, too good for me :) I have no words and not only in English to say, how good it is... Thank you :)
listening to you is just like chatting with an old friend, especially rambling ones, great job Luke
Hi Luke,
Have been listening to your podcast for three years now and I‘m still enjoying it a lot. Whenever you are curious about checking out a Somatic Therapy approach to our nervous system I‘d be more than happy to show you what that is about. For example exploring why negative comments still trigger us and how to get to a state we are so well connected to ourselves and eventually care less about somebody else’s opinion emotionwise…
You are doing good work. Period.
Greetings from Bavaria
Hi Luke, great video, listening while working Thanks a lot
Luke you are great. The way you continue, which is very helpful for us.
Wonderful! Even when you are reflected in the mirror!
Hi teacher Luke! I haven't yet got to the point of this episode where you talk about your 4 days in Rome! I am from Rome and a Lepster "since ever". Hope you enjoyed Rome and will visit again. Thanks as always for your priceless help that keeps my English up! Congratulations for the plate! Grazie! Alessandro.
I really appreciate your rambling episodes!
And the Pink Gorilla Story is still my all-time favourite episode
Thank you for your work. I am listening to your podcast to improve my listening skills, as English is not my native language.
Hi Luke, it’s nice to have celebrated with you on the day, and now I celebrate again the day you received the prize. It’s wonderful to have a friend who is an English teacher to be honored. I truly understand what it means to celebrate our achievements. Great, really great to be with you in these moments.
Absolutely gripping episode ❤
Greatest english teacher ever😊
Hi Lucke, many thanks.
Hi Luke, I am your new fan here, two weeks but never stop to watch your program by UA-cam.
After shaving you look much younger younger... ❤
Thanks for your great job!🎉🎉🎉
The long episodes helped me alot to improve my concentration.
Listening to you is very interesting . That's why your bear story going on and on and never seems dull .
You are doing a great job dude👍🏻
Thanks Luke, it was a great podcast as usual. You really deserve any award.
I am most definitely a pre-covid LEPster...way way way back teacher Luke, and thank you❤
Wow! 03 hours of vídeos, it means, i will have whole week to listen to it, i will divide it in 40 minutos a day. Thank Luke.
I have been checking any new videos for the last 2 days😂, Thank You Teacher Luke.
Thank you, Luke for the certificate 3:08:05 ❤ it's amazing listening to you
We love you with or without beard bro 🤘🏻
There is no need to be worry :) 👍🏻
Thanks, Luke for this as long as engaging episode.
I'm a 67-year-old lady; now, at the end of your "lesson" I'm not able to explain my feeling.
Unfortunately my Englis is not good enough! That's a reason of mine reason ( to be honest my main reason is completely different) I follow you!
In my humble opinion, you are a GREAT !!! Great teacher, great dad, great husband, long story short, a great person!
Hi, Luke! It's awesome to have another long episode! I love them! Please don't break them into parts. The more listening to your voice, the better for my English! You're fantastic! And I like you more with no beard)
Congrats Luke for that golden award!
Hi Luke
You are great❤ thanks for your rambling 😂
Congrats for your 1million milestone! Teacher Luke.
It's always a pleasure to listen to you speak
Thank you Luke. It is great job
❤Luke love you so fucking much ❤ I am learning a lot with you ! Greetings from Brazil
Hi, Luke.
Yesterday I took the GRE. I had studied for two and a half months, but I only got a 160 in the quantitative section, when I should have got at least a 167 over 170. It was underwhelming. I hope that I pass the exam in my following attempt, in three weeks. Of course, I have to keep studying diligently.
Some hours after I took the exam and failed it, a classmate asked me the score. I answered him, and then he made a sour comment that I didn't like; it was facetious of him.
By the other hand, I will take the TOEFL in some months. That's why I am listening to your podcast at least an hour per day, Luke. I hope that if keep getting nourished by your episodes, I can finally thrive in my target of getting at least a 100/120 in the TOEFL. You are humorous and witty, so you make each episode gripping, regardless of the content. Sometimes I can't grasp some of the words, but most of the time I can understand those sentences by context. The only drawback is that you are British, and the TOEFL is an American exam. But I don't really think it is a problem.
Luke! Please keep doing your podcasts!!!
They are incredible!
My congratulations on your award 🥇 👍🤝🎈🌷🍾🥂🎂☕️🌺✊👏
Your comments on the beard reminded me of The Twits by Roald Dahl...which I took as a present for my grandchildren who live in Dubai. They really enjoyed it! mr Twits description of his bearded face, Haha. great story book! Love your podcasts Luke! thank you!
Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐
👏👏👏You look cool, man ! And sound goooorgeous, as usual !
Saludos desde Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Not that anybody asked, but I found you after getting to know Jamie Campbell Bower in summer of 2022.😅 I wanted to get more into British English as opposed to the American accent I was mostly used to.🤭😍🥰😇
I've been listening to your podcast since 2013 (yes, I've got very good memory 😂). Even though I'm of an bit intermittent listener, I always recommend it to other spaniards who, unlike me, need to improve their English 💪🙃 So congratulations on this new and super important milestone and we'll soon be celebrating episode 900 and so on 🎉
Hi Luke, thank you for this great new rambling episode, as enjoyable as always ! And congratulations for your stunning and well deserved UA-cam Gold Creator Award, it looks beautiful 😊
As requested, I’m pleased to enlighten you hereunder regarding the pronunciation of “Les Halles”.
First, I think there is no need to worry about making pronunciation mistakes when learning a new language, it’s totally fine and normal. Who doesn’t ? Even in your native language ? It’s hard to know all the pronunciation rules by heart when learning a language and listening and speaking practice over and over again is the key to improving whatever the language you learn.
In French, there are two types of word beginning with the letter 'h': those with a silent 'h' and those with an aspirated 'h'. The aspirated "h" prevents linking and elision. The difficulty in French is that the aspirated “h” is barely more audible than the silent "h"... Only the etymology can justified why a “h” is silent or aspirated… Words with a Latin origin would usually have a silent “h” and the Germanic origin gives an aspirated “h”… and according to the Littré dictionary, “la Halle” is coming from ancient high-German giving therefore an aspirated “h”.
A word beginning with an aspirated "h" is never linked with the preceding word. Here's a little tip: to know whether it's a silent or an aspirated "h", look at the definite articles: "le / la" or " l' ". The words requiring the definite article " l' " are those beginning with a silent "h". This is for example the case for "l'histoire" (history), "l'huître" (oyster) or "l'homme" (man). For these words, the linking sound /z/ is added ; for instance you have to pronounce the “z” in "les /z/ histoires", "les /z/ huîtres", “les /z/ hommes”.
The aspirated 'h' is found on words requiring the definite articles 'le/la'. This is for instance the case with the following words: "le hibou", "la hauteur", "le haricot" and… “la halle”. For these words no linking sound is required. No "n" should be pronounced when saying "un hibou" (owl) and no “z” should be pronounced when saying “des haricots” or "les halles”.
I hope these explanations will help a little bit “pour éclairer les lanternes” 😊
Thank you for your job ❤❤❤
Greetings from Uruguay, South America!
Hi, Luke, I found the podcast really soon, looking for an appropriate one for improving my English. I'm very happy of that, but at the same time I'm a bit sorry I discovered it so late… I would like to watch so many episodes and even more (I mean the upcoming new ones). I hope I’ll have enough time as I found them very useful. Many thanks for your efforts and accuracy!
I watch all the episodes at one go. They're so immersive that I don't notice time passing. Thank you, Luke. Cheers from Brazil!
Luke you are real star of youtube now🥳
Hello Luke
When I heard the Kate moves to Taiwan post I thought it was funny because at the time I was also considering visiting a friend in Taipei who I recently met in Africa, in Ghana. Honestly, since Kate is so enthusiastic, I just decided to make the trip. Maybe I'll meet Kate there❓ It's a small town😉 !
Well, it was supposed to be a joke but in reality I would love to meet her.
I listen to your podcasts very often and I also like the length of your contributions,
as I started learning English seriously very late, it is easier for me to listen to
longer contributions because I get into the language better. Best wishes Tom
I love these long episodes.
I like long episodes! I am never bored with your podcasts. :)
Of course sometimes I have to stop listening and come back to an episode another time, but that's no problem.
Luke, this is Erick from Brazil!
In Portuguese, we also use 'carregar' and 'cagar', due to the same Latin origin of both languages. However, after taking some time to research, I found that these two terms have different etymologies, despite what you mentioned about carrying something...
In Brazil, colloquially, in some regions, we use a term equivalent to 'discharge' to refer to 'poo'. Quite amusing!
Thanks for all your content, by the way!
Congratulations on winning the golden button!!🌟
Thoroughly enjoyed the podcast !✨
I think Luke’s great talent and skill are linked to his ability in understanding people’s intricate emotions very effortlessly!
One just grows not only as an English speaker but as a human being as well, on this lovely platform !
Grateful for your thoughtful ways, Luke !
I love the long episodes, the rambles are just awesome and natural conversations with other people, that's the kind of language i find the most useful, i really enjoy the natural flow of English when you use it just to express yourself and discuss real-life situations, thanks a lot Luke, i've trully enjoyed your work over the years ❤
Thank you for this long fascinating episode. Your podcast helps me to improve my listening and remember English words that i've learnt. I hope you will make more this kind of long episodes, because I like long episodes.
Thank you ❤
I'm addicted to your rambling episodes. Thanks for entertaining us❤ Love from India❤
Like you said, the story is timeless. Thank you!
I'm living in Brazil and this is the best English channel.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hi everyone! Luke, I am one of your ninjas that couldn't stop laughing with your cargo - cargar - cagar explanation.
No doubt, there is a conexion between cargar and cagar, at least for teenagers at my time because some of us use 'voy a descargar " as a way to say I am going to the toilet 🚽.
It is not something kind or polite as you may imagine, but certainly there's a conexion! 😂
Thanks for your contents an time. I got accustomed to you and your family voices because I prefer listening to podcasts for many reasons.
Have a nice day you all!
Hello Luke. What you do is great contribution for English Learners. Congratulations!
I have come accross a couple of your episodes on Roald Dahl stories. They are great. I wonder if you can recommend any contemprary short story writers? Thanks!
Hi Luke! I’ve just seen you commenting ( and correcting 😅) my comment about your remarkable work. As I’ve got so many likes (97!) I assume that you must have lots of elderly people watching your episodes and following you. Good to know, isn’t it?
Congratulations once again
Congrats, Luke !!!
Congratulations!!!👏👏🎉😅❤ Great job! 👍Thank you!!🙏
I must say, you look younger without a beard, Luke, definitely 😊
Thank you for everything you are doing on UA-cam!👍🏻👍🏻
Congratulations.
I have been watching your video since 400k subscriber.
I'm your big fan. Go ahead
OMG, the Jackie Chan part is amazing!😂 Best performance!
Hi Luke its Blouz from Tunisia i dont know if iam the only Tunisian one who listening to you i just finished listening to this episode am not a skeleton😂😂😂😂 you are amazing( انت رائع)
Yes! Keep doing it! I love longer ones! 加油
Congrats 🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳