Awesome video! What a great interview man! I got your video from Stefanie’s site, and it was so great that I subscribed right away. I’ve been following her for a few weeks now and I find her material not only excellent from the language point of view, but inspiring and aplicable to many aspects of life. By the way, I’ve always been fascinated with Australia, so want a great interview combo! Cheers from Arizona.

I love Steffanie! The way she speak the way she teach us, it's incredible! Thanks! ❤❤❤

One of the most beautiful English teacher on KZread!

@ryanctliu

5 жыл бұрын

Aussie English I will say you are the most handsome teacher on KZread channels 👍

@igorcatalao

5 жыл бұрын

I totally agree!

Wow! What an informative vlog! Agree totally with the way grammar is given emphasis when we (Indian) try to learn English and that really hold us back for what we are looking for. Thanks to both of you. Please keep it up!

Sooo happy to see you here in the same video！！！I followed both of you on KZread last year. Great English teachers and always cheer me up：）

Hello Guys, I've been watching your videos since I've decided to move to Australia. It really feels comfortable and warm while watching your videos, It's like having a conversation with someone giving information about what you really want to learn. So It's been my routine to watch Aussie English and "The English Coach ( Stefanie's channel ) everyday at least 30mins. I've just wanted to thank you for this. Congrats! Keep up the good work!

@santiagoocampogomez4885

3 жыл бұрын

Are you already Down Under ?

Wooooooooooow I didn't know about this crossover!! omg you guys are amazing!

This is the best video ever about language itself

Superb interview, guys. There are things I don't agree with and others I do agree with, of course, but I've enjoyed the 51 minutes. Good job!

Amazing and best must know conversation I give it 5 star

My 2 favorites teacher! Love you!💙

Love u both. Learn a lot with you! 🇧🇷🇦🇺🇺🇸

Great work, guys!

Fascinating interview.

Nice video guys, I am from Centro America, Nicaragua. My first language is spanish and I study english and I was able to understand 80% that you said, in my country is difficult to learn english because we are not visited to native english speakers frequently.

It was amazing I understood everything))))

She's amazing!

I like your conversation

👏👏👏👏👏👏 A great lesson ! Muy buena lección, che ! 😀 Un abrazo para los dos, from Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Wow, what a surprise. I found out about her channel like half a year ago

I love australian English accent. Sounds very pretty!!

@helena1151

5 жыл бұрын

Carolina Parente trust me not all. Some sound nice. Most of others sound deadly annoying I live in Aus huh. 😂

@carolinaparente5808

5 жыл бұрын

@@helena1151 I even love the Indian accent Haha, I find it cute. I'm able to love all Australian accents Haha, at least the one from Melbourne is so lovely 🙊

@helena1151

5 жыл бұрын

Carolina Parente sounds cute girl! Why not :P

@Muleslover

4 жыл бұрын

@@carolinaparente5808 hi mam

As another odd stray thought, as an ELAR classroom teacher of native speakers, I often tell my students that my job is to teach them "standard edited American English" which is a foreign language, but that luckily, it is closely related to the English that they speak at home. Therefore, all I have to teach them is the differences between the two languages. That often helps when I have to teach them the "rules" of English, even though they might argue, "No one really says that."

Actually she impressed me She mentioned some good points.

You guys are doing good jobs. We the non-native English speaker can learn a lot from you guys about pronunciation and modulation

MEU DEUS QUE ENCONTRO!!!!!!!! GOSTO DOS DOIS 👏🏼👏🏼

@dominikpayton5777

3 жыл бұрын

dunno if anyone gives a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all of the latest movies and series on instaflixxer. Been streaming with my girlfriend recently =)

Listening to the discussion on how important grammar is or isn't in learning a language brings me back to something I learned in a college linguistics course -- the difference between "grammar" and "usage." And despite the terms, their respective meanings are almost counterintuitive. "Usage" is the term for the actual "official," textbook rules for a language. It covers saying things like "Please hand me something with which to write." And while this is technically correct, the natural way to say that sentence (at least in American English) is "Please hand me something to write with." Saying (or writing things) the way people actually understand them and use them is "grammar." So, when the average person (the nonlinguist) mentions correct "grammar" what they actually mean is correct "usage." If the average person "knows what you mean" and would "say it the same way" the "grammar" is correct, even if the "usage" is not. This is often true, as you and Stefanie have mentioned when language is in transition. For example, commonly people in America will say things like, "Everyone turned in their homework." when the correct usage would be "Everyone turned in his or her homework." This is a natural evolution due to working towards non-gender-biased language without using awkward sentence construction. So, in linguistic terms, the word "they" is in the process of changing from a plural word to an undefined word. In college, one of my professors told me that using "they" in this way would probably become correct usage within 20 years. While it has not completely done so in that time frame, that rule is definitely changing over time, and I suspect will become the norm a generation or so.

Sweet surprise... Thanks, mate! Another great idea! Good job! :)

@lilnn

5 жыл бұрын

Aussie English, Hey, mate. I'm from Bulgaria, Europe. If you find this as a good idea, will be interesting for me(personally), if you make a video - how to talk about your day/week in English. This is something that it happens to me often with friends, and it's confusing (sometimes) how to explain a situation that has happened, or a plans for the day, or just ideas for tomorrow... How will you structure your conversation, normally. I hope that makes sense. Thanks, and cheers, mate! :) Great, video!

Haha, great collaboration, I didn't know that it exist.:)

I totally agree with her when she says about learning like the way children do, because I've studied English for many years (traditional way) and comparing to how I have leaned French (like a child) was much better. I could have a conversation or watch an entire movie in French without captions, while in English took me years to do it. Also struggle with all grammar structure in my mind before speaking... A question to think: do u teach grammar to a child when they are learning their native language? That's why I don't think grammar is really necessary at the beginning.

@bolivardjeanmiteaud5537

5 жыл бұрын

Wow, you speak french that's awsome. Need some one to practive french. Can we get in touch to practive french??

Awesome! That "oxente" behind you made me laugh my ass off!

Saya senang mengikuti pembelajaran English Listening dari anda dengan teks Untuk itu lanjutkan program anda ini Dari saya : Pak Setyo di Surabaya

I found out very hard to understand some words from the aussie, but in context, it was ok for to understand everything.

I always struggle with past participle ...omg...I had no ideia that u also make that kind of mistake...lol

Wow inspiring 🤩😍👏💕😍💗. You guys are real eunterpuners👍

How different yours pronunciations are... Well, what I noticed is: better/betta, water/wata, KZread/YouChube, point/poin. Thanks for the collaboration guys.

Don't cry for me, Argentina.

Hi Peter,What can u say,in the beginning of the discussion Stephannie said"there is lots of activities"is it correct?.or my be it should be"there are"what u think?

Por que você não deixa o link do seu outro canal no box de informação?

Hi! stephanie I love you I like the way you speak so much.

👏👏👏

Beautiful

One can clearly state the difference between 2 accents but i am always up for Oz accent anytime :)

@SuperPranav25

5 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast No second thought Do accent have ANY connection with the great history of this land ?

Interesting comment about Obama's accent being more neutral, which I totally agree. On the other hand, I watched the Michele Obama Netflix documentary this week and I noticed that her afro-American accent was much stronger than his, despite both being extraordinarily well educated. Maybe because of neighborhood where they grew up?

Could you please talk with ‘English with Lucy’?

Hi

Hello Pete.....plz let me know that is it right to say ?-(I have a heart to eat chocolate) Do native people use this sentence..?

Please add subtitles in your videos I really don't understand fast speaking

I don't know if you know the term, but most of us African Americans are taught to "code switch." Outside of our households and the community, we speak 'properly' or professionally. If you look up videos of Obama with black people, he spoke in a more relaxed state than when he gave a state address. Within our circle we too are more relaxed and slip back into ebonics or, in my case, a more southern, Tidewater accent.

hi

Stefanie speaks faster than the normal, in her KZread channel she speaks a little bit more slow and I understand a little bit more.

@moodmusic12343

5 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast I think so too, and I enjoyed it. thank for shared it.

nice

رجو عرم النقاش في الموضوع لنه فوق اي محاوله لفهم ذلك

Thanks for this nice video (except that part of anti-cultivated English speech, against Shakespeare and so on). The only question I've got is: why do I understand everything of your natural conversation whereas I'm unable to understand a TV series of film properly? It feels like my cerebro follows you easily and naturally and gets stuck in people's conversations in films. It's so frustrating! 😭

@jorgeromera3861

5 жыл бұрын

It's the same with me, Igor. Watching (and understanding) TedTalks is, usually, not a problem for me, but movies… that's another question! I reckon actors don't think "I'm going to speak so that foreign students can understand me" when they are acting. They just want to win an Oscar! (It's enough that Members of the Academy understand them)

@igorcatalao

5 жыл бұрын

@@jorgeromera3861 Perhaps you're right and the reason it's frustrating for me is that films and TV series conversations are very close to people's natural daily speaking. But I'm behind you in this, because even TED talks are not always quite easy to understand. For me it depends mostly on the subject being discussed.

@jorgeromera3861

5 жыл бұрын

@@igorcatalao maybe I'm not that good at understanding TED Talks. As a matter of fact I often use subtitles (in English), it depends on how the speaker speaks. But I always try to choose a topic I'm interested in. Don't give up!

Hi this isn’t a criticism I listened to your exchange with great interest but by the end was puzzled that you both use the word ‘like’ constantly. I observed the use of ‘like’ arise in my the speech of my children’s generation and they are now in their late 40’s. It seems to have become an unconscious meaningless filler since we didn’t need the comparison word ‘like’ as a qualifying context since dialog is self explanatory and enough in it’s own right. Nonetheless I found the exchange interesting and I have enjoyed your other videos on what people love or hate about Australia. I have recently had the conversation with American friends that our versions of English are so different. Cheers john

الوضوع فوق طاقتك يابيه

الوضوع لايحتاج الى بحث هذه ميزه يهبها الله لمن يشإ

Estaba viendo el del caza serpientes ayer y hoy este, y neta que pedo jajajaja le entiendo muy bien a este par jeje

Afro American ( African American ) speaking English we call it hood speak or speaking. The word fag to the Britishs ( Brits ) is slang for a cigarette but, mean different to the American. Also, the word gay means happy in the 50s, and 60s but, is different in the current time. The word Jap like the n word to the Japanese \ Japanese American. The American English uses different countries like France, Italy, Greece, Mexico, etc. Also, the spelling is different than British English.

Baiano fala oxente! (No quadro). Pesquise a origem dessa palavra... Vem da palavra "shit" 🙄 (diz a lenda)

@heitoralmeidaa

5 жыл бұрын

Lucy in the sky É uma das teorias. Outra teoria famosa é que vem de "ó gente". Como baiano, acredito que tenha mais a ver com "ó gente". Curiosidade: A origem da palavra "forró" é a atribuída à combinação inglesa "for all", este referindo que a festa seria para todos (for all).

اهلا صديقدبقي

Wow, the skin of you guys` is so white

Hello you are both speaking so fast.

لدي من بي مالم يكن مع غيري في العالم الحمدلله

Video games, gym and BJJ

at 2:00 I realized he's gay.. 😂❤

Is he Australian?

@timmy3441

5 жыл бұрын

Yep! Hence why his channel is called "Aussie English" lol

Hi join. If you can to teach me American! accent. It will prove your coaching ability. That is all.

@sabinaaliyeva5605

2 жыл бұрын

Teach

Great video! GOD BLESS PRESIDENT TRUMP.

@LesEXO2012

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao Please smh

I lost a little bit of respect for the American once she bashed video games...

Amazing and best must know conversation I give it 5 star