The Level Up English Podcast (Natural British English)

Andrew from Culips English Podcast and Michael talk about things with wish we knew earlier in life and share some big regrets.A relaxed, honest conversation with personal stories and some moments of self-reflection that includes topics of finances, life choices, skills, language learning and health/exercise.It's also a great opportunity to practice some grammar structures such as "I wish I had", so be suer to answer these questions yourself too for practice.Show notes page - https://levelupenglish.school/podcast377/

I often get requests to show more of my life in Thailand, so in this episode, I'll take you through a somewhat typical weekend day for me in Bangkok, while sharing lots of useful new vocabulary along the way.If you have any suggestions for future outside episodes, let me know!Show notes page - https://levelupenglish.school/podcast376

In Episode 370, we covered a lot of common mistakes that native speakers make in their English, and today is the much requested part 2. We'll be looking at a few areas or regional dialects, grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary, that seem to be mistakes in native speaker speech. Some of these are known mistakes and done out of laziness, some of these might be considered a natural part of how language changes and evolves over time.But the real question is - are any of these okay for learners to make?We'll be covering all of this in today's episode.Show notes page - https://levelupenglish.school/podcast375

As humans, we all experiences negative emotions from time to time, but most of these feelings aren't too strong. Many of the daily emotions we feel include small levels of irritation or something that makes us a little unhappy for a short time.It's useful to be able to put a name to these emotions, so today, I'll be sharing a few slightly negative emotions and behaviours, what we can call them, and some stories from my own life when I'm in a bad mood and experience these too. Show notes page - https://levelupenglish.school/podcast374

We chat with Andrew from the Culips English Podcast and get to know him a bit.We talk about moving from Canada and life in South Korea for 12 years, while comparing the good and bad of each country. We also explore topics of learning Korean, how to get the most out of a trip to South Korea, and more casual chat around various topics.Show notes page - https://levelupenglish.school/podcast373

Book a Lesson with Me: https://lessons.levelupenglish.school/If you could remove one thing from your life to make it better, what would it be?You might be thinking of something big, but what if it just takes a few bad habits and mindsets to go for your life to start drastically improving?Today I’ll be talking about some habits and mindsets I’ve (mostly) stopped doing and the positive impact it’s had on my life. Have you tried any of these? Show notes page - https://levelupenglish.school/podcast372

Book a Lesson with Me: https://lessons.levelupenglish.school/Do you use AI to make your life easier in any way? Perhaps you use it for work, or perhaps maybe you ask it for life advice. Well, whether you are an avid user, avid means regular daily user, or you don't know how to use AI and you've never used it or you don't know much about it. In this episode, we will be learning how you can use AI to help your English grow and improve.I'll be sharing my advice and ideas to use AI to learn a language and what I do personally in my own studies and how I use AI to help me learn. Show notes page - https://levelupenglish.school/podcast371

Book a Lesson with Me: https://lessons.levelupenglish.school/Have you ever heard a native English speaker make a mistake in their English? Of course no one is perfect and this includes native speakers. There really is no such thing as perfect language and the fact that native speakers will make mistakes can be quite confusing for someone perhaps like you who is trying to learn English, and it's very difficult when you want to fix your own mistakes as a learner, but the native speakers you are trying to copy do not speak perfectly.That is quite the problem. So if you've ever been confused by something a native speaker has said before, including me perhaps, and you've wondered whether this was actually correct, this is the episode for you.So in today's episode, I will be talking about common mistakes that native speakers make and discussing perhaps why they make this mistake and whether it's okay for you to do the same.Show notes page - https://levelupenglish.school/podcast370

If you’d like more personalised support with your English, I offer private lessons focused on real conversation, fluency, and targeted feedback.🇬🇧 You can book a lesson here: https://lessons.levelupenglish.school/If you can’t find a suitable time, feel free to email me: michael@levelupenglish.school