2025-01-06
1 小时 48 分钟A lengthy New Year's message about how to improve your English through consistent podcast listening. This episode details how regular listening improves comprehension, pronunciation, vocabulary, and fluency, incorporating listener testimonials and tips, with some specific advice about how to push your English with this podcast. Get the PDF 👉 https://teacherluke.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/916.-Learning-English-in-2025-with-Lukes-English-Podcast-.pdf Episode page on my website 👉 https://teacherluke.co.uk/2025/01/06/916-learning-english-in-2025-with-lukes-english-podcast/ Listen to the audio podcast 👉 https://pod.link/312059190 My phrasal verb podcast 👉 https://pod.link/895725104 LEP Premium info 👉 www.teacherluke.co.uk/premiuminfo Sign up to LEP Premium on Acast+ and add the premium episodes to a podcast app on your phone. https://plus.acast.com/s/teacherluke. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hello.
Happy new year.
It's 2025.
Can you believe it?
2025.
It's crazy, isn't it?
Science fiction stuff.
Anyway, in this episode I'll be talking about learning English with my podcast.
If you're considering listening to a podcast this year to improve your English, then I think this is an excellent idea.
Of course, and I'll tell you exactly why during the episode and exactly how you can do it.
So loads of advice and motivation to pump you up for the year ahead.
Learning English.
Yes, you've probably noticed that this episode is quite long compared to other podcasts because I just have a habit of talking a lot, which hopefully is what you wanted anyway when you pressed play on this episode.
But anyway, I promise that if you just start listening and you follow my words, then you will find that the time goes by very quickly and before you know it you will have listened the entire thing, which by the way is about 16,000 words in English, all in sentences, all with correct grammar and pronunciation.
All of that English will go directly into your brain and will have an immensely positive and beneficial effect on your ability to use this language yourself later.
Don't feel you need to listen to the entire thing in one go, you can just listen to it in stages.
If you prefer, just pause and come back later to continue.
There are useful things to learn all the way through the episode, plus some special things at the end.
There's a PDF for this episode, by the way, with a full transcript more or less.
You can use it to check what you've heard and to note down vocabulary items, check spelling and do other types of studying.