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Join me on another rambling episode as I encourage ninjas to come out of the shadows

Celebrating episode 800 by answering a massive list of questions from listeners. This episode covers things like how to improve your speaking when you live in a non-English speaking country, the headphones and microphone I use, my current favourite episode, the afterlife and spirit world, my favourite brands of tea, my favourite video games, being a father and the recent Star Wars series Andor and plenty plenty more. Video version available.Episode page https://wp.me/p4IuUx-sA7 Sign up to LEP Premium on Acast+ https://plus.acast.com/s/teacherluke. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Celebrating episode 800 and responding to lots of questions sent in on social media. Expect questions about my ill-fated music career, grammar, favourite authors, my daughter, life as an English teaching podcaster and plenty more. Video version available.Episode page https://wp.me/p4IuUx-siR Sign up to LEP Premium on Acast+ https://plus.acast.com/s/teacherluke. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luke reads an extraordinary email from a listener in an sos situation in a hospital. Contains some disturbing descriptions of fear, anxiety and horror, but there's a happy ending!

YouTube link: https://youtu.be/ZAWTalBW4cg Transcript: You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.Welcome back. My dear English enthusiasts . I am the Vocab Man. And this time you're going to learn the proverb. You can lead a horse to water. But you can't make it drink. As the saying goes, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. You can influence people in circumstances, but you can't force things to go your way.Why did we pick this idiom or proverb? Well, it's pretty simple because this is actually Ricardo's favorite idiom and he explained it in one of the Vocab Man's bonus episodes between number 59 and 58. And as I promised there, I, I want to cover various idioms that Ricardo mentioned because his guest post or guest episode was hilarious.It was a really great, it was amazing because it was packed with different idioms and expressions. So actually, Back then I asked him which his favorite idiom was and he gave just an amazing answer. So without further ado, those are the winners. Number one, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.Number two, the grass is greener on the other side. Why did I decide for them? Well, the first one is a match made in heaven for reaching my target of learning English. I have the best material and the best teachers, but I need to do my best as a middle of the road guy. I must work hard to play hard. This is only way to accomplish my goals.I will keep my fingers crossed that the second one portrays perfectly our society nowadays. It's a pain in the neck. In my humble opinion, white people are. So envy, all that glitters isn't gold, I would tell them . If I was asked for, I also would recommend to them to have their head screwed on, to be happy as the days long and carry on with their lives.To conclude Daniel, I hope you like my answer and find it useful. However, don't forget to never look a gift horse in the mouth.Publishing it will be the icing on the cake using it or not is up to you now, the jury is out thank you very much, Ricardo. And yes, now it's up to us to decide if we want to use these idioms in our daily life.And I, I heard some great examples there. The icing on the cake of course is great, which means an additional positive aspect to something that is already positive or really good. So as always, you'll find the transcript in the show notes. And of course the show is now available on YouTube as well. So check it out.The Vocal Man on YouTube, it's definitely worthwhile. I find because we all want to become better English speakers. Right? So let's learn together guys. And thanks for tuning in. Bye. Bye. You have to also accept the fact that old saying you can lead a horse to water, but can't make them drink. Sometimes you can't lead the horse to water even.Do you want to be part of the show? Drop us an E-Mail: vocabpodcast@gmail.com

A great interview with Ricardo from Spain (he originally came from Brazil).  Ricardo made a fake interview with Luke Thompson, the host of Luke's English podcast. Therefore, Ricardo used various audio clips from Luke's English podcast episodes and rearranged them and recorded some questions.  This is a fantastic quite unique approach to learn English! Kudos to Ricardo! Thank you Ricardo for making us laugh! :)  Here is the full fake interview with Luke Thompson: https://youtu.be/tXgO2hiXTVk Ricardos top English native speaker podcast.  Year in Review -Top Stories and Headlines from the Running World in 2020  https://www.marathontrainingacademy.com/year-in-review-2020 12:15 IELTS Energy 981: Don't Be a Worry Wart with Personality Slang  15 IELTS Slang Words to Describe Personality | All Ears English Ricardo has made a reference to one of my previous guests, Tchales from Brazil, from ep. 82.  82 - Stories of Language learners - Tchales from Brazil. https://myfluentpodcast.libsyn.com/82-stories-of-language-learners-tchales-from-brazil          

687. WISBOLEP Problem / Polite Requests / An Inspiring Email / Fly Me To the Moon A rambling episode with some news about a problem I have with the WISBOLEP competition (ooh!), some tips on making polite requests, an inspiring email from a LEPster and a song on guitar at the end. Episode page https://wp.me/p4IuUx-ho4 LEP Premium https://www.teacherluke.co.uk/premiuminfo 

In this episode I tell you what this mishmash is all about, I invite you again to join my English through Board Games course, and also to come to Prague to attend a Lepster meet-up which I'm organizing in October.  The mashup features Bohdan (topic: Fire), Lucy (Facebook), Ellie (Cats), Roberto (Pronunciation). I hope you like this.  ________________________________________________________________________________________ Become a ZEP patron - become a patron of Zdenek’s English Podcast to have access to all previous live shows and 20-minute chat with Zdenek and other listeners ZEP Facebook - join Zdenek's English Podcast Facebook group, like, share and comment on Facebook Apple Podcasts - write a brief review of ZEP on I-tunes to help more people find this podcast Teacherzdenek.com  - my website Teacher Zdenek  - my Youtube channel (vocab videos + stuff about board games) Learning English with Board Games - my FB dedicated to Learning English with board games    

In this episode I talk to my good friend Jiaqi from China who I first met in England during a Lepster meet-up. I wanted to catch up with her on the latest news just to see how she is doing. I do try to avoid coronavirus, but I I failed miserably. 

Arrancamos una nueva edición del camino del rock dirigiendo nuestra “Brújula” hacia el epicentro cultural vasco este fin desemana que se encuentra en Durango con motivo de la Feria del Disco y Libro Vasco, la Durangoko Azoka. Continuaremos en “Cruce De Caminos” descubriendo a la banda venezolana Lepster que acaba de lanzar al mercado su […]

606. The English Seaside (with James) Explaining and describing the culture of the English seaside experience, with James. Episode page https://wp.me/p4IuUx-9T6  italki offer https://www.teacherluke.co.uk/talk  I'm coming to the LEPster meetup on Sunday 28 July 2019. See you there? Where? The Fitzroy Tavern near Oxford Street & Tottenham Court Road. Full address is 16 Charlotte Street, London W1T 2LY. Put the postcode into your google maps app (or equivalent) and it should direct you there. When - 2PM on Sunday 28 July (that’s this coming Sunday) The host is Zdenek Lukas - you’ll recognise him in the pub because he will be the guy with the board games. If you’re coming please just send Zdenek an email to let him know you’ll be there so he has an idea of how many people to expect. teacherzdenek@gmail.com

580. Ramble / Listener Comments / Robots / Vampires / Two Taps in the Bathroom A rambling episode with responses to listener comments, LEPster meetups, English Robot 3000 & 5000, vampires leaving comments on my website and the continuing mystery of two taps in the bathroom. Episode page https://wp.me/p4IuUx-9aO italki offer https://www.teacherluke.co.uk/talk 

   This episode does exactly what it says on the tin. Firstly, I tell you some information about the meet-up, how it was organised, where it happened, and how it compares to the previous one organised a year before during which I had met Luke Thompson of Luke's English Podcast but failed to meet everyone else.    As one of the main attraction were board games, I will tell you a bit more about the games we played a well.     And then finally I conducted short interviews with each participant about asking about LEP. and This is in my humble opinion by far the most interesting part of the whole episode. Have fun!

A general ramble about things like: dishwasher sounds, online clickbait, updates to the LEP app, my recent appearances on some OPP (other people's podcasts), LEPster meetups and some responses to recent comments on the website. Notes, links & videos available. Episode page https://wp.me/p4IuUx-8bt italki offer http://www.teacherluke.co.uk/talk 

Amber and Paul are back on the podcast as we catch up with their recent news and the conversation goes off on many tangents covering subjects such as: pollution and fog in Paris, a possible new word - 'pog', other potential new words of the year, Harvey Weinstein, wanking in the office, 'human pollution in the swimming pool', Paul's recent showbiz news, seeing The Rolling Stones on stage and a slightly worrying email from a LEPster. Includes a cameo appearance by young Hugo, saying his first words on the podcast. Episode page https://wp.me/p4IuUx-83f Spoken offer http://www.getspoken.com/lep   

In this episode I talk to Yusuke from Japan on his last day in the Czech Republic. Yusuke is my former student and a new enthusiastic listener to Luke's English Podcast . He has been to one Lepster meet-up, too. In fact, this is his second appearance on the podcast. This episode is fully improvised. There was no zero prep done for it. In it, we speak about different topics revolving around Yusuke's holiday, future plans, and his language studies. We also touch upon Luke's English Podcast, Greeting people in Japan, hitchhiking, and other things.

This is the second part of the episode which was recorded during the first Lepster meet-up in Prague. It starts with an arrival of a Japanese Lepster Yusuke. In this episode we discuss what makes Luke's English Podcast so great, we talk about our favourite episodes, and we specualte over possble objectives Luke could achieve in his life. On top of that, I ask everyone a blasphemous question "what the worst episode of LEP is" and why we think that, Jakob ,who is half-French, gets mindblown when he finds out that Luke is living in France and has a French wife, Michale explains why he has listened to the episode Sick in Japan so many times, we also talk about Paul Taylor, and last but not least, we end up speculating about Luke's appearance. The episode includes some banter and also plenty of references to Luke's English Podcast Episodes.

This episode was recorded during the first official Prague Meet-up of Luke's English Podcast listeners. It features listeners Zdenek (Czech), Jakob (French-Czech), Alex (Russian), and Michail (Russian). The entire episode is dedicated to Luke's English Podcast as we discuss numerous questions related to it such as "when did we start listening", "how do we describe a true Lepster", etc.

This episode was recorded during a class with my students from the Middle East. The topic was computer games. My students talked about the impact on children, they explained why there is so much appeal for the latest generation, and even explaining some of the computer gaming slang words. At the start of this episode I included a short invitation message. There is a Lepster meet-up taking place in Prague on Saturday, May 13th. All fans of Luke's English Podcast are welcome to join. Listen to this episode to find out about the details.

Here’s another episode done in a similar style to the last one, with some news, some rambling and some questions and comments from the website. Topics in this episode will include: My live comedy show in Tokyo on 13 April, LEPster meetups, humour, grammar, understanding TV and Movies, Breaking Bad, Logan and more... Episode page: http://wp.me/p4IuUx-7B8 Spoken: http://www.getspoken.com/lep 

A rambly episode with some news from the UK, some comments, some questions, some updates about LEPster meetups in Moscow, Tokyo and London and more. Episode page: http://wp.me/p4IuUx-7Ad italki offer: http://www.teacherluke.co.uk/talk 

[Yes, that is a lizard in an aquarium - listen to the episode to find out more] This is an episode with some rambling about recent news, LEPster meetups, transcript project team, listener comments & questions, teaching phrasal verbs with 'in on' and some music. This episode is also available as a video. Episode page: http://wp.me/p4IuUx-7yk italki offer: http://www.teacherluke.co.uk/talk 

In episode 20, I interview Piotr from Poland and he gives us lots of valuable language related learning tips.  He is very experienced in transcribing from videos or mp3 files. Transcribing can boost your target language to the next level. www.myfluentpodcast.com