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This episode reminds me of the importance of stepping out of our comfort zones. But I understand you try to soften the words and not to push us too hard. It's all about balance right? Thank you for your kindness :)
Hello, I am Doha from Saudi Arabia. I like this episode. It is very nice. I am impressed with the Knowledge that Steve has. Thank you so much. I am a super fan of Level Up English podcasts. Every time I learn something new.
That was a fantastic episode! It motivated me a lot. I especially enjoyed that Michael asked Steve about the intermediate plateau. It made me realise that I need to read more novels to improve my vocabulary. Thank you so much for putting lots effort making such a great episode.
Well, that was a great conversation. Actually other day I was watching Luke's English learning videos on RU-vid and he was reading article written by Steve if I heard it clearly. Here I saw him first time on your channel. That's amazing. Great points mentioned for language learners.
I like Steve's comment about some frustration we can face in learning languages. Specifically i totally agree that reading non fiction books is far easier than comprehension of fiction books. Nowadays I try to read novels more in order to expand my vocabulary as well as some expressions, which, i hope, would be helpful in my listening and speaking of English.😂
Hi, Michael, Steve has mentioned Czech language, I am very curious if he can speak in my native language..😉 btw there is really useful advice for me here because I have been finding myself in that 'intermediate plateau' for maybe two years. The other day I started read my first book..The old man and the sea..It's very important to choose the right book..😉
Hi! I don't know his level in Czech, but yes - he does speak some Czech! There are some older videos on RU-vid showing him speaking it. Great to hear you found a book that helped you 🙂 Keep pushing on!
