Let's Learn English! Topic: Good Luck, Bad Luck and Superstitions ☂️ (Lesson Only) 

Hey Bob. Just to confirm your statement about cultural differences in superstitions (new english word for me, thank you :)). In our culture we knock on wood not for bringing good luck, but to drive away a bad luck from the subject of conversation. Also while fishing, I somewhy spit on a worm on a hook, I do not know the reason :))) (Belarus, Slavs)

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I am a student who starts learning from you. I will start watching your videos from the beginning. ❤️❤️❤️👍🙏

Thanks for this video,I like it.

In Korea it's said that magpie sings in the morning, we might host guests with luck. It reminds me of my childhood I used to hear and expected it for a whole day. Heartbeating . .haha

Hello In France, we have the same superstitions. I think that the Full Moon is much more than a superstition. Lunatic comes from the French word: "Lune " which means the Moon. Moreover, the Full Moon has an impact on the sea, on the growth of plants ...farmers have known this for ages.

Hi sir, I have 2 questions they're in my head from years, What's the difference between a homework and an assignment ? Also, what's the difference between formula and equation? Kind regards

Seven is good

In Iran we think 13 is not good no.

Hi,Mark!! Do you think... Do you have any particular superstition you believe in? I tell my son who is shaking his legs, not to tremble because he is out of luck.

14:40 Here in Vietnam, cross the fingers🤞 is indecent 🙀, because that means “women’s genital part”. 😰🤭😱😅 So I’ve to explain my teen students the meaning in many countries as in USA and Europe for example. 😁👍

You are such a greatest teacher I've ever met in my entire life thanks in advance

Can you help me i cannot understant English videos without subtitle 😭😭i really want to improve my listening but i don't know what should I do I really want to watch movies and news without subtitle

All is the same in Argentina and Spain than Canada. Don't go under leather (some could fall down) Take care with the mirror (past times they cost a fortune) Don't clean at night (that is because woman should be protected by they man when they coming back of labor. It was the way to avoid women be forced to work at home at night ended) And go on...

Hi teacher! I've never seen your live lesson because I'm working on night shift and I'm super busy on rest of the time but I listen to your podcast every day at work👌 they're grate and very helpful I wish that all people in United Kingdom speak slow and clearly like you😊 I'm Polish and want to tell you that some of the people in Poland use a fish scales as their good luck charm especially a fish called Carp because it is a main dish on Christmas day in many Polish houses😁

Thank you for your lessons...in Kenya and in our tribe, people believe that when a squirrel crosses the road in front of you you'll have bad luck that day. There is also another tribe that believes that if you are spreading your legs (as a woman) and someone jumps over your legs, you will never give birth or you'll just give birth to boys. Others believe that if you feel itchy on your right palm and not scratch it, you'll get money that day. Another one is, if you choke on saliva, it will mean that you'll eat meat that day.

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I am a student who learns from you and starts gaffing. I will start watching your videos from the beginning. ❤️❤️☝️

It's funny, we say "walking under a ladder" in Chinese is “君子不立围墙之下”. Literal translation is "Don't stand by the dangerous wall"

Superstition had combined with many strange events , eventually people would rather believe it's true.

24:25 “Charm” cames from the French word “charmer” which means “use a magic spell”. 😉

Superstition is misunderstanding and misinterpretation of some phenomena

Hello Mr Bob I really appreciate your efforts ☺️💞

about the number,in China ,we usually don’t like No.4,because the pronunciation of “four” in Chinese language is sound like “die”.

Thank you for a lesson teacher bob ,are you belief a superstitions ?

I my country many people don't get their hair cut on certain days of week they consider its a bed luck, even though I don't follow this. They also consider black cat crossing. They don't keep out of order watch and broken glass inside their home😅.

I had several people telling me good luck in bad situations I was dealing with and I called this church and told them and they said well I don't know if G.L. means B.L but I heard long time ago when a person is dealing with a bad situation the person should not tell them good luck because it means you're being sarcastic and she prayed for me so it must mean bad luck because that woman started praying ASAP.

Actually I don't believe in this stuff, because I have a brain to think and this stuff just don't get my brain to believe to.

I just found your channel !!! Cool. Hello from Russia. I subscribed on you as well.

It was so worm video! There are also many superstitions in my country and some of them have become even traditions and customs.Some of them are strange, such as do not wash hair before an exam or do not wash T-shirt before sport match.I cannot imagine how they smell??))

Telling someone good luck actually means you're being sarcastic or telling them whatever forget you and your situation I don't care. But it's okay because I used to say good luck all the time to my family members and found out it's actually bad luck to tell someone good luck.

It's true you should never say good luck to a person who's telling you a bad problem they're in or dealing with. Like for instance if you tell someone your goals they can wish or pray for your goals to not come true. For instance if you know an actor/actress never tell the actor good luck when they have a gig for a movie or tv show.

Hi Bob, I am from Vietnam. I would like to ask you, can we use a hairdresser to talk about a person who cuts men's hair like a barber?

Hi Bob ,13 is also not good in my culture ,I'm from Iran.and no 7 is good luck in my country .

I always give you the thumb up before I watch the video ;-)

There are no floor 4th in the hotels and hospitals in Taiwan, because of 4 pronunciation like dead in chinese.

Hallo Bob! In this class i learned some words: groom , clover and gamble .. Thanks teacher!

Hi Bob I love you so much can you give me the best to learn English please

It is a super video

My student number is " 7 ".

Hi teacher BOB I’m from CAMBODIA

I am an unlucky guy, I always bet on lottery, but I never hit the numbers😅

It's late but it's a blessing to have you with us....may God bless you always good man.

Could you tell me your podcast name?I really want to follow you 😁

Thank you. You didn't speak about good or bad omen but you mentioned it Saturday.

Thank you very much for the vedeo sir 👍👍

13 is my luck number

Bob, i'm grateful your help in english..thanks so much.🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Breaking bride 's mirror causes divorce

In Thailand we have a black cat in a house.

Wow, the most amazing video which I've seen on RU-vid! You've offered such similarities between our cultures. It safe to say there are a lot of differences (about the ladder we do not know it; to spill the salt means 7 years of bad luck..). Thank you so much for the video!!! I wish you good luck!!! :-)

thank you so so much teacher Bob i really learn to much with you and i think how i cant learn some thing wiTh a handsome teacher like you ;) lol i like your sense of humor regards from PERÚ

In Brazil a person says "knock on wood" when others say out loud something bad that may happen. So the person says: No! And then knocks on the wood. It's the opposite.

Thank you Teacher Bob!!I've just watched it!!

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You know Mr Bob ithink that all the people and the life are superstitions

I have already seen some superstitions, when watching the serie everybody hates the Chris. Thanks Bob helped me so much to remind!

Thank​ you.

Wonderful class... You are an amazing teacher who can catch our mind....So informative that I could learn more about superstitions...Lots and lots of love ❤️❤️💐💐🙏

I'm learning a lot watching your videos. Thanks a lot for making such amazing videos 👍👍

Thank you so much

And black cat too

Very good! The way you teach English.

Hello Bob! I love your conent and human being generally. Maybe you could do a video about accents in English? For example differences in american vs canadian vs british accents? I think it could be very valuable for us. Have you ever thought about this? Thanks in advance, have a good day!

Thank you

Hi Bob, thx. For your teaching and program. I’ve a question: how can we use the words “though “ and “then “ at the end of a sentence in conversation? And what’s the meaning of those? ❤️👍

Hello, teacher! Thank you for this interesting video. I am from Russia, and practically all superstition you said about exist in our country. It is awesome to listen this stuff in such easy form. I was liked phrase break the leg) in our country this phrase is translated literal as neither down nor feather. And this phrase is said before exams or test. Good luck🤞

I am not superstitious, yet I loved your lesson 👏

Thank you for your lesson..(from indonesia)

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You're the best teacher for many in my country, we're benefiting from your video lessons a lot, thank you very much!!

Thanks, Bob! Good luck!

All that things not true

Hello Bob, thank you very much.

thank you so much. it's so interesting.

Thank you Bob.

Thank you so much teacher Bob!

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Good job