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1. I Don't know * Dunno* 2. It Beats Me * Beats Me* 3. (I) Can't Help u There 4. Can't Make Head or Tail of Something 5. (I'M) Clueless 6. Have No Idea/ Have No Clue Mate 7. Don't Ask Me! 8.Goodness... Only knows 9. Ohh... Good Question by The Way 10. How Should I know Tnx mate😊 Was helpful👌

I could add the expression: “ It’s on the tip of my tongue.

@learnenglishwithhossam7281

3 жыл бұрын

what does it mean ?

@turgisourwayoflife9619

2 жыл бұрын

To hell if I know and only God knows mean I don't know as well they mean same thing I've heard them get used in situations where the words i don't know would be said but yet again these could only be ways a teen says I don't know or whatever I also have never heard the words in this order god only knows I've always heard it as only God knows the answer

Amazing job. Thanks for your effort to help us !!!

I just arrived at my dormitory in Australia but can’t make head or tail of native Aussie speaks!!!!!

Hi, I'm from Jakarta Indonesia. I grew up watching Australian series. I love Australian accent. absolutely not easy , but pleasant to hear

thanks mate!, useful & simple

Thank you for your help it means alot!

Thank u mate I'm learning

Impressive and charming. Couldn't stop watching.

Thanks Peter

I knew just one the expressions. All new to me. Great job Pete 🙏🙏👍👍👍

Honestly this video really help me a lot ,, thanks you so much mate👌,,

I just found this amazing channel! Thank you for wonderful lessons!

@yutaro4796

4 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thanks for your reply! I’m from Tokyo Japan 🇯🇵

I love this music intro part!

I have watched almost al videos of urs I love ur channel Thnx for the help

Thanks Pete mate

This course is really helpful! God only knows what a good teacher you are.

Its great!

I'm going to recommend this to all my IELTS students, it would work for parts 1 and 3 of the Speaking section, but I don't have the foggiest how to string them together enough for the long answer question in section 2.

thank you teacher

Thank you for sharing and all of video on this channel are important for me especially as an immigrant who live here for almost 7 years and now I am Australian Citizen...yeayy😍 And I am still learning how to improve my English. Keep it up!!!

Goodness only knows when I ca n improve my listening skills

The lesson is quite useful. We don't know for many things. Thanks!

@7810

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast Taiwan. Like the way you teach! Thanks for the great lesson.

Thanks mate it's helpin' me to speak fluently with my mates.

@AussieEnglishPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure, mate!

Thanks so much! You must have over 1 mln followers with such amazing content !

Thanks. You're really great.👍

@hadeerrapheel2842

4 жыл бұрын

unfortunately, I'm not.

Thank you man!

@danaosman9249

4 жыл бұрын

Aussie English No, Im living in Kurdistan- Iraq

You are awesome mate, I haven’t worked much on my Aussie accent yet since I lived here. You are my Aussie Teacher. Great job man.

@mahzad9953

4 жыл бұрын

It’s all Greek to me but I’m Persian mate 😀. Where do you live in Australia?

good class

Thank u for sharing ur ideas and thoughts,its a good tutorial its helps me allot,,😘

@vikashsharma9837

3 жыл бұрын

Superb

Good job buddy

You da man! Love your videos mate

I had no clue about how amazing you are, you were incredibly awesome while explaining especially the hints that you used to explain the curse and casual words and expressions, so thanks a million to you and all your efforts that you put in this video

U r great man good job

I feel this teaching

Amazing

I can't wait

Your course is facinanting

@reinaldolopezlope3142

4 жыл бұрын

I'm from Paraguay I live in South American

It's really funny how we use some of those expressions in Brazil. We have "Have no idea", "Don't ask me", "God only knows", "Good question" and "How Should I know", just translated! How should I know those expressions could be so similar to the ones in Portuguese?

We use most of these in Swedish as well. Fun story about the “it’s all Greek to me” one. When working at my mum’s work for a summer I actually was handed the task of translating a production manual from Swedish to Greek ( I don’t know the first thing about Greek) So I said to my friends. “My work is all Greek to me, literally”😅

the clueless one is the best

After reading the report for 2 hours, I still couldn't make heads or tails of it. In order not to admit it beats me, I stayed up last night to look for more information. :)

Thank you so much! I always wondering about how to say "i don't know" in polite way (I)can't hepl you there

"It's all Greek to me", I loved this one

nowdays I am study English. because I am going to Australia on Working Holiday in December. Your videos are useful and good for studying Australian accents. So i want to say thank you😊

@mohani4028

4 жыл бұрын

Aussie English I’m from south korea!

This series is great :)

@elenawang5209

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast How about "great"? :D

@richardmitchell2479

Жыл бұрын

What do you get if you cross n elephant with a rhinoceros? ELL if INO.

“Beats me “ ! I had no idea what it means. “I can’t make heads or tails of this ! “ Is the second one that had never heard of. 😎👍

It's good also to know a couple of them, or should we learn all? I already know I have no idea and No clue

Luckily I found this video! My partner is from Melbourne and he likes asking me millions of questions every day! Now I have 20 different 'I don't know' can deal with him ^_^

Hey Pete! Ha zit goin mate? 😉 I'm Jonny, from Uzbekistan (former Soviet Union). Ya probly never heard of this country before. It's in Central Asia, north of Iran, south-east of Russia. Mate ya doin a fantastic job, would all be grateful if ya keep it goin mate. Just wanted to thank ya for ya hard work on behalf of everyone who just loves aussie english mate!!! Good to have ya on youtube😉 Gon check ya website as well. Cheers mate

How should I know?

Awesome

I arrived in australia only a few days ago realizing that I can't understand aussie english at all. Now I was looking for some help and have found your vids and I am so happy about it! You seem to be such a nice and pleasant guy and I will watch every single obe of your videos 😍

Hi Pete. Greetings from Colombia. God bless u. Thank u so much for share your language. I suscribed to your channel

@katerinehernandez4567

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast I'm from Colombia

@katerinehernandez4567

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast no. I was in medellin but now I am another city. .

@katerinehernandez4567

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast i think. U can learn Spanish faster. Try it. God bless u professor.

Nice bro 😊

Hahahahaha, the deer joke is great!😹😹😹

@meSNakeIce

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast yup.:) I preferred full immersion in the lesson.:)

@meSNakeIce

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast snakes in the toilet?😹😹😹 Crocs on yard? Spiders in the bed?

I wish you could explain in each expression, when it is "rude" or too slang, or when it is posh. It happened to me to lean Brazilian portuguese in the streets when I was a teenager, and I learned a very popular or uneducated portuguese. As you understand portuguese , I learned to speak in a very CAFONA way ( ask your wife what it is). And when I grew up, it was very weird to listen a "distinguished doctor", using slang words with my brazilian colleagues. They laughed a lot, and I didn´t realized that I was speaking in an inaprpropiate language with them. Then, would you please...??? Thank´s a lot.

I’m in florida

It beats me, mate!

Beats me!

nice

How should I know

Hey pete, thanks for the video, I have 2 qs, in number 4 could we say "I cant FIND the heads of...." ? and is the number 7 "don't ask me" a polite answer?

I don’t think it is “better” because educated and other people still use “ I don’t know” in their everyday conversations. In many other languages, there is one or two ways of expressing one thought but in English there are many ways depending on the context including the setting, variation, culture, education, and whatnot. For a native speaker, it is easier to choose or manoeuvre the vocabulary. Bear in mind, words and tones do elicit different emotions as in many other languages. Choose wisely your active vocabulary as it can have an impact either positive or negative on you. :)

Hey Pete! Enjoyed your vid🤩👍Thanks for teaching! What was that word in the end? Sounded like German Tchoos to me 😁😁 Was it some sort of slang? Thank you!

@injujuan8993

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast That was in the end of the video. Like a Goodbye word right before the ending. 11:28? Thanks for your reply😊👍XOXO

@jonnybeck4873

4 жыл бұрын

You mean "cheers"?

How should I know :)

Hi is there a pdf..?

Hows it going mate, ive been watching your video since i came to Australia. Your videos are very informative.

@santoshofficial6359

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast Im from Nepal

@santoshofficial6359

4 жыл бұрын

Yes mate, im in Melbourne

@santoshofficial6359

4 жыл бұрын

Where about in Melbourne are you mate? You are like my teacher. Huge respect.

@santoshofficial6359

4 жыл бұрын

That would be great if you could put your email address mate,wanna send you a mail

70% already known. Thanks for letting me know about the 30% See you soon

I can’t make heads or tails of it. So complicated! 🤠

Oh Gosh ur gonna published it on my Bday sir its Nov 15th, oh I really love Aussie Accent 😍

@gladysobas2982

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast I'm turning 23 sir still dorky til now lol 😊 and thank you for the greetings 😊

@gladysobas2982

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast pleasure to meet you sir 😊!

@meSNakeIce

4 жыл бұрын

Happy bday mate!

@gladysobas2982

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast thank you Sir 😊 more power to you and your channel 😊!

@gladysobas2982

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast I guess you're already a great Job sir, just keep it up and more Aussie words and slang to share 😊 we're excited for it 😊

I use in italian "how should i know?"

Sorry mate I can't help you I love it.

@sujanrai9573

4 жыл бұрын

Mate actually i am from Himalayas country Nepal but live in south korea right now. When i was in Nepal i travel so many australian and they are so great still we have doozy intimacy i love australian and i love to learn aussie slang. Luckily here i found your channel and always help me to increase my english thankyou so much i really was looking for it since long time ago. I hope i can visit you someday all over theHimalayas after come back to Nepal

Halo sir, to be honest i am working at hotel but sometimes i don't understand and i can not heared clearly when Speak with Native Speakers with British Accent 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭, Help Me!

Thanks a lot! It was really helpful. Could you please let me know which one is correct? also, the subtitle is not following what you are saying. " I cannot make heads or tails of what this thing is" or "Not make heads of tails" I am a little bit confused.

@BurgoYT

2 жыл бұрын

Heads OR tails

Waiting sir....

@sajajalal8251

4 жыл бұрын

@@AussieEnglishPodcast Yes "I 've no idea" or I've no clue

Good quastion, can't say i got a answer

👍

Damn this is a f*cking nice content

No idea

I always liked the Aussie accent, it reminds me in so many ways of "Southern" American Colloquialism. We would say these sentences much the same way. So similar the two are, You could even point out how in the deep southern dialects you might hear an "N" put at the end of a word just like the inserted "R" at the end of Australian words to make it flow betta? (see we shorten the same words-lol) like....."If'n you reckon?" GREAT content mate, keep on keepin' on.

@user-px9kh9bd7l

2 жыл бұрын

Where r u from?

05:45 I can't imagine a Greek person saying that 😅

@tisha_ats

2 жыл бұрын

yuh but you can replace greek by an another word like "It's all Chinese to me !" yk.

Iam in Somalia Where I contact for you mate

ya got me baffled

Native Australian English speaker here. One that I thought of while listening to this video (that my family and friends use a LOT) is “to not know [someone or something] from a bar of soap.”. For the English learners, this is especially used when talking about what someone or something looks like (it may also have other uses of which I am unaware). For example, if someone asked “do you know what my house looks like?” and I didn’t know, I could say “I wouldn’t know it from a bar of soap”

@friendlyneighbourhoodbridg1354

4 жыл бұрын

Aussie English Queensland 🙂 a lot of old country sayings that may be close to extinction in other parts of Australia are alive and well here 😂

@friendlyneighbourhoodbridg1354

4 жыл бұрын

Aussie English I always think of Australian English as like Québécois French 😂 and no not an English teacher but, as I have started studying French more deeply and encountering expressions (like « je parle anglais comme un vache espagnol » 😂) I have become more interested in the dialects of various languages and the peculiarities of Australian English in particular. Cool videos, keep ‘em up man 🙂

The people: Where's the thief? Me: Beats me! The people: Tell us either way!🤜 XD Awesome lessons, I'm in love with your videos.

I make a note of 24 words and iam keep searching for next 3 words. But, i couldn't find anywhere. can u please say it for me. Thanks.

Dunno where I put my key

Please teach us Aussie accent! Your know & no are kinda different from American accent.

@emmaaaa1004

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a hard one to explain. It’s kinda like the word know would be spelled knou instead. It’s almost, not quite, but almost like the American pronunciation of the word “boy” but you but an “n” before, so “noy” It’s really difficult to explain. Keep exploring and moving your mouth differently each time, you’ll get there. Practice makes perfect. Late answer sorry hope you’ve already mastered that Aussie accent mate!

I dunno when I can speak English fluently

I love Australia english I'm used to speak lot

dunno "Beats me".

I only know how to say "I don't know" in Australian

How do you say "taco" in Australia?: "Dunno mate",.

Stuffed if I know

When a friend of mine asked my opinion about the possible reasons quantum theory could derive from, I could not make my heads of tales of how far I should send him off

Dunno

Buggered stuffed if i know

We need your tiktok channel!!!