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I had a great Christmas with my family, and now I'm flying to Vietnam to get some sunshine, do some travelling and have a good time. I'm coming back to the UK in the middle of January, and I'll tell you all about my holiday when I get back. Happy New Year!

A conversation with my friend Andy. We share some anecdotes. By coincidence, they're also about petty crime. Some samples of vocabulary and expressions are listed below. I give definitions in the podcast - so listen to check the meaning. FOR VOCABULARY NOTES, PHOTOS AND OTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CLICK HERE

Improve your speaking by telling interesting and amusing anecdotes. In this episode you'll learn about anecdotes, listen to a couple of stories told by some BBC radio DJs and learn some new vocabulary. Good extended listening practice. Enjoy! CLICK HERE FOR A TRANSCRIPT, A GRAMMAR EXERCISE AND OTHER INFORMATION

Earlier this year I made a video at the Notting Hill Carnival. Here are some of the bits which I didn't include in the final edit. You can see that I got a bit frustrated on this day...  FOR VOCABULARY NOTES PLEASE CLICK HERE

For people who like to just focus on listening. For a transcript, see the previous episode. More audio podcasts coming soon, including podcasts planned about humour, comedy, the school band, Christmas, holiday in Vietnam, intonation patterns and more... Watch this space!

More native speakers describing their home city of London. Transcript and definitions available below. Luke's English Podcast is for learners of English as a second language. If there was an award for 'Best Learning English Podcast by Someone Called Luke from West London" this would definitely win! For a full transcript and vocabulary notes please click here to visit Luke's English Blog: http://teacherluke.wordpress.com/2011/03/29/london-video-interviews-pt-3/ 

This episode is filled with vocabulary relating to health, feeling ill, catching a cold and common symptoms. Luke's English Podcast is a free service for people who are learning English as a foreign language. Download each episode free. Subscribe to the podcast using iTunes. Use it to practise listening, develop vocabulary and learn about the culture of the English language. Luke is well qualified and has lots of experience of teaching English for general life and for business/legal purposes. This podcast is designed to be useful, but also entertaining and fun. To read vocabulary notes (including lists of the phrasal verbs and expressions in this episode), CLICK HERE to visit Luke's English Blog.

This is a video with advice on how to use videos with transcripts to improve your English. To read the full transcript for this video, CLICK HERE to visit Luke's English Blog.

Just the audio track from the second video of interviews with native speakers in London. This is for people who like to listen to the podcast while they do something else with their eyes (e.g. drive, eat, look out of the window). To read transcripts and definitions for this episode, check the previous episode "London Video Interviews Pt. 2". Have fun! Bye bye bey bey eb yeyyyey eye

More interviews with native English speakers in London. Transcripts & definitions available below. This video was filmed in Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square, Chinatown and Picadilly Circus in the centre of London. For a full transcript and vocabulary notes for this video, CLICK HERE to visit Luke's English Blog.

Just the audio track from the first video of interviews in the centre of London. Check the previous episode (London Video Interviews Pt. 1) in order to read transcripts for these interviews. Video part 2 coming very soon...

Watch this video of native speakers talking in the centre of London. Good listening practice. For a full transcript to the video and vocabulary notes, CLICK HERE to visit Luke's English Blog.

Coming soon to Luke's English Podcast: A series of videos about life in London. Recently I went into the centre of London with my video camera to interview some native English speakers. I met lots of interesting people, and asked them "What's London Really Like?". The results were very interesting! So, I now have over 30 minutes of interviews with native English speakers and I am currently editing them. I will be uploading the interviews onto this website as video podcasts. This video is just a trailer, to give you an idea of what to expect from Luke's English Podcast in the near future. Cheers, bye bye bye bye ebye byeb ebay ebay ebay!

Vocabulary and listening on the subject of money and the economy. Luke's English Podcast is a free service for learners of English. Use this podcast to get exposure to natural British English. Listen to it wherever and whenever you want to. Luke is a well experienced and qualified English teacher, with plenty of other interests. Improve your English with this podcast, and have fun! To read a transcript for this episode, click here to visit Luke's English Blog.

Authentic listening practice. Transcript available below. Luke's English Podcast is a free service for people who are learning English as a foreign language. Luke is a well qualified teacher of English with over 8 years' experience in both Japan and the UK. He speaks British English, and teaches at a language school in London. You can use this podcast to get exposure to native speakers using natural English. Learn phrasal verbs, idioms, useful expressions, linkers, etc. Find Luke on Facebook (search for Luke's English Podcast) or Twitter (@EnglishPodcast). Cheers! To read a full transcript and language analysis by Richard Gallen (useful for teachers wanting to adapt this interview for the classroom), click here to visit Luke's English Blog.