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Hello listeners, welcome back to Luke's English podcast.

How are you doing today?

I hope you're doing

fine. So this one is called Funny English Errors Corrected and following on from the acclaimed

Funny English Signs series from a few months ago, here is Funny English Errors in which we will look at

some, yes, you guessed it, funny English errors from around the world.

We'll consider what mistake has been made in each case, what makes it so funny, meaning what the

kind of unintended meaning is, and I'll correct them all to make sure that you definitely

learn some English from this, because that is the whole

idea of this podcast, of course. By the way, I don't mean to mock people's errors in English.

I want to make that point. I don't mean to just mock people's mistakes in English. As an English

teacher, I generally don't mock my students' English mistakes.

I think it's really important to make sure my learners of English don't feel judged or ridiculed,

of course, but sometimes people just come out with some really funny things,

and it's okay for us all to laugh about it together.

And I do consider myself to be a language learner too,

French in my case. And I make all sorts of stupid errors as well. And I don't mind laughing at my

mistakes. I think that when learning a language, it's important to be able to laugh at yourself

when you get something wrong,

because you will get things wrong a lot. And it's not the end of the world. It's just a mistake,

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