The Future of English with Luke's English Podcast | Episode 26 - English World Podcast

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Both of you are my FAVOURITE ENGLISH TEACHERS & Kris is from 🇺🇸 & Luke is from 🇬🇧! Both of you ARE EXTRAORDINARY, IMPRESSIVE, INFLUENTIAL, SINCERE, ENTHUSIASTIC, etc! Not to mention you guys are really professional & knowledgeable! There is no doubt about that!🅰️💯🇺🇸🇬🇧👍🏻👍🏻👨‍💻👨‍🏫🎓🎓

Luke is special teacher, I have been listening to his podcast last year two years.

Being motivated to teach others is the best way to acquire any language

We are in luck. LEP takes the whole world by the storm. English at its finest. Success in progress. Such a good sport!

Love this 😍very interesting and helpful 👍👍thanks guys .. 😍greetings 🖖 from Hong-Kong 😊

Hi Luke, as for me, I learnt grammar relatively easy, yet the biggest problem is vocabulary. Learning new words seams to be very difficult to me. However, it's understandable since I'm over 50 years old.

A fascinating discussion by two very devoted, brilliant, and duly appreciated contributors to YouTube's English teaching scene. An honest confession about the hardships, pitfalls and (sometimes) rewarding moments of the profession. I found especially exciting the last part about AI and how it might transform language teaching (and most of our lives) within a relatively short period of time. I am, unfortunately, more inclined to share Luke's rather dystopian views about what to expect in the future... Thank you both!!!

Nice podcast.

This was a very interesting conversation! 😊

Two my best teachers met in one video!!! Wow!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I had a native English speaker teacher who concluded in his mind if there’s a body part in an essay, then the other parts are called legs and arms

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I liked that present perfect is like sugar for dentist¡¡¡¡ it make cry.😂😂😂😂😂

Amerikos is quite strange nickname, I thought that it had some Greek roots. But after watching this video I have some vague thoughts that it probably has some Russian relations!😂 Thanks for this conversation, very interesting!

I am from Georgia ,there are a lot of None native English teachers who teach perfectly ☺️like my sister and lecturer

I’m following you and I would like to learn more with you it’s great way to learn 😊

Perhaps a sports analogy would be appropriate. A native English speaker could be as good a teacher as Maradonna was a coach in European football or Wayne Gretzky in ice hockey. There are successful cases where a coach has never been a player. And there are failed cases where the most successful players did nothing as coaches. Speaking a language and learning to speak a language, as they say in Odessa, are two big differencies.

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