848. The Superpower of Starting English Early with Kids (with Bree Aesie from Into The Story) 

Hello! Click here to listen to my funny & dramatic story on Bree's podcast 👉 pod.link/1522715603/episode/71b6f95ea88babe5f978960f07a9e73c

My favourite teacher 🇧🇩

Thanks a lot my teacher, you are the best one

Nice conversation regarding children habits related topic 🎉😊 Fantastic one

My son learned English by himself by watching a lot of you tube video's during covid pandemie. He is so good at English, that he's helping me now to improve my English. He was 9 years old when he started with you tube about Minecraft. Now he's 12 en he's at bilingual middle school, 70% of the classes are in English. So, my experience and advice😊, let them watch you tube as long as possible!

My son and I speak English every day although we live in a rural area of Việt Nam, thank for your postcard

She is Bree-lliant ! I wish I had kids after listening to her .. Instead, I will continue speaking English to my cat .. Even though I started it at early age as it was a kitten there hasnt been much progress.

I love your Channel, Luke

Another great episode that will make my week better

👍The perfect host and guest ❤

You know what? I have zero organisation skills and I have no tolerance for building habits, so I decided to simply speak English with kids as if we were a British family, and that’s it, I find it effortless because there’s nothing I have to think through. Whoever’s reading this, it really works, my elder daughter is 7 now and she’s totally fluent in English.

I speak English with my 5-year-old son since he was born. It's amazing. He knows a lot. I've noticed, though, that I can't force that much and I need to respect his Portuguese learning process too. In a nutshell, I play with him in English, we watch Peppa Pig in English, do domestic tasks in English and that's it. And, of course, I mixture it with Portuguese, our first language and our main bound.

I like this issue which is related with languages education, and the serious discussion about the develop of children.

I think here the accent is so clear I'm interested to hear and watching thank you so much 💗

I've taken useful advice myself, thank Luke for this interactive podcast with Bee, I enjoy listening your English

Hi Luck thank you for giving your time to us.we are very lucky to have you as our teacher ❤️

Bottle a wartah,😂 great conversation.

❤❤❤ Beautiful episode! Thanks for that. 🎉

Thank you for this episode 🙏 ❤ 🙌 😊

Incredible podcast…very significant story ❤❤❤I’m from Bangladesh 🇧🇩many many thanks luke

Really great!!

Early learning is a precious game changer. Wise words from LEP and Bree.

It's an outstanding podcast. ❤❤❤❤

Well done. Thanks a alot for this episode. I really enjoy it.. The tips that she said were remarkable. Dear luck, l appreciate your taste in choosing this kind of videos. 🙏🙏🌹🌹🙏🙏

Thank You 😊! Great episode!

Oh, I’ve just noticed - you are approaching 1 million subscribers. See? I told you so many years ago, it would work and you were a bit reluctant) Fantastic progress!

Thank you for this incredible podcast that provides me with deeper insight into the benefits of familiarizing kids with English at an early age. My viewpoint before listening to this podcast was to have kids expose to English with a native speaker of the language that will ensure the accuracy of the language use. However, I have changed my mind after listening to this brilliant podcast, which helps me take in the fact that confidence and fluency are of paramount importance to kids. In short, it is not grammar rules but fluency and familiarity are the purpose of English learning that parents should focus on when it comes to having kids immerse themselves in English at a very young age.

Brilliant!

Very interesting video, thank you. I am Ukrainian and I learn with my 3 y.o. boy Ukrainian, Russian and English.

DEAR LUKE YOUR being in Japan is one of the most interesting storyI

I learn English for a few months, and this video was understandable for me. Thank you❤

Thanks so much teacher...

Thank you for this episode

I witnessed one time when Mother was talking to her infant interchangybly in native and english.

❤🎉 thank You

An incredible book on how to bring up your kids in your language whether you are native or not is THE 5 STRATEGIES OF SUCCESSFUL BILINGUAL FAMILIES by Simon Brampton. It's also available in Spanish under the title Cómo Criar a un niño bilingüe.

Thank you very much luck🎉

Hi Luke and Bree, I recently found you, and I’m thoroughly enjoying listening to your content. I am wondering if you could produce a couple of podcasts discussing strategies for safeguarding our children from online gaming addiction. Additionally, could you offer guidance on supporting children who are already struggling with this issue? I work closely with a significant number of refugees who have resettled in our city, and many parents are expressing concerns about their children’s excessive online gaming habits.

My native language is Spanish. I have being speaking to my baby in English since she was about 3-6 months old, when I was alone with her. But her father was against that for not being a native speaker. She is 3 years old now, her Spanish is better than her English, and takes her more time to speak in English, but she tries, and if she doesn't know the word in English, she just uses Spanglish. If I don't speak to her in English for two weeks or more, the next day I use English she refuses it, and tells me "Speak in Spanish, not English". So I do understand the importance of the routine.

Thank you so much, Luke 🙌 this is an incredibly interesting and highly informative interview👍my name is Marina, I'm from Russia, I'm 41 and I've been learning English for two years and a half. I have a son, he is 5 years old. This issue is extremely important for me, I often think about the best way of starting teaching English my son. I found so many useful tips here❤

You're the best lecturer ❤❤😂

Great video!! un excelent introduction to the relation ship betwen our kids and our second language

A very useful episode for me personally, thanks❤

her voice from the heaven ❤

Thanks Luke! All clear:)

Together we are nice😊

Agree, I taught babies for 20 years. Since they are babies the get familiarized with differents sounds of the mother toungue. I studied an especialization on English teaching as a foreign language. My tesis was about to search about the art state of preeschool English teaching was. Also compare what I was doing as a teacher and could add something to this área.

Good job

Thanks, Luke, for another insightful episode with Bree Aesie on early bilingualism. As someone raising a bilingual 4-year-old, I deeply resonate with Bree's advice. I've always spoken only English with my daughter, and it's amazing to see her progress. Fully agree: if you love a language, share it with your kids regardless of what others say! BTW: Your story on her Bree's podcast made me laugh!

Thank you Luke for high quality podcasts which I always enjoy. Keep making it. Good luck ✊✊. By the way, I am from 🇺🇿

I really like this podcast it’s amazing 🤩

every one is so glad your new episode came out again

Incredible episode!! I am korean learning english to get the high fluency and listening skills. Though i don’t have kids, this podcast is a good source of listening and gives me a good point of view for learning english

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I liked it much. Both you, Bree and topic. It could be better if we would watched it divided screen, but it is anyway great. Thanks

Hello Luke I have been following your channel for almost 1 year. I see you from Thailand

Thnks

Congratulations on your great video, really gorgeous tips and advice! Any special help for me, dealing with my 8-year-old son who hates English and just stops me whenever I speak English to him?😢

As a spanish (chilean) speaker with the goal of reaching an advanced level in english, these podcasts are very useful to me!

without listening/watching this i can see the plus points of starting a language early with your kid. have been doing it with my daughter and can see that she already understands a bit and building up... and as an english teacher in training it's also better for my own language immersion

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The best team!

We’ve been watching Friends with my husband in English, and our son, who was 3,5 years old, started to say “How you doing?”😂😂😂

could anyone be so kind to tell me how I can find more videos about the excellent teacher talking with Luke？

True story ❤😅

Hi, teacher. Thank you. Please i have a question for you : In your opinion witch is important, to speak very well one lunguage or to speak two lunguages but not very well.

hello) where can I find the script for the podcast?)

Sorry, I’ve already written 2 comments, but one more thing - your relationship in a second language can be much more polite, respectful and cute, because that’s the kind of English you’ve been exposed to while learning it yourself. It took me a while to realise that.

What is her nickname in RU-vid ? Or how can I find her video podcasts ?

I'm uzbek and my son is 2 years This podcast is really useful for us...

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In my opinion your podcast is very funny and useful at the same time so that's the best way to improve my skills

Luke.. You are wonderful... Could you please tell me how to subscribe your LEP? How do I reach you.. Through the app.. Or... your website.. Please let me know and help me learn English language

Thanks teacher Luke a lot ...I cant find your dramatic breeze podcast. Do I provide it by paying cost or I can listen to it for free.i also tap the link you sent us but I couldn't success to listen it .its just sound like this page has locked

Please speak slowly i'm kurdish i can barily understand you and i wish be like you in speaking your speaking fantastic i love it 🌷

Three sister mountain is very stunning!

Hi Luke, Thank you so much for what you do for us, I really appreciate your efforts, a'd I feel that your enjoying doing that witch is really awesome... I'm wondering if you could please invite a soccer coach one day and just ask him some questions, like his background and the steps he have made and so on... I really like learning languages and practicing sport, so this mixture makes me hope to live forever lol! If you read this leave me a "like" Regards from Morocco🙏

Could you write the link of Bree's Podcast, Luke ? THANKS!! :)

How can I find Bree???

Hello,ı would like to improve my lesson presentation ,more interesting and more useful for them to learn English for secon dary school children in Turkey. What do you recommend about this

Hello) That's a great idea of yours to start teaching kids English as early as possible, but don't you think that it'll prevent child's learning of the native language?

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I wtched the podcast in morroco because i want to learn english thank you very mutch

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From birth to three years old looks reasonable, but the environmental factors are not as easy as what you thought to be made. I do know the earlier to start the easier to learn and grasp the key of language study. But, for example, I am Chinese, and my kids have been around tons of Chinese dialects since he or she was born. It is very difficult and frustrating to build an environment, in such a situation, would you please suggest a more appropriate approach?

how early is too early?

what level of English is this? unfortunately I don't understand everything

why didnt he say bye Bye BYe BYE

I'll be honest: I don't listen to this kind of episodes

Wow dude, BUYING SUBSCRIBERS!? REALLY? I've reported this and forward it to RU-vid, just so you know.

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