Learn Australian English with Aussie English where I show you what life's like Down Under while teaching you English!
* Do you find the Australia accent difficult to understand and want to practice it?
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-Pete!
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Cycle helmets save lives! What about a driver that kills you on impact because YOU didn't want to wear a helmet.
I'm Australian
Not his sky blue eyes staring into soul at and every pause 💀
Does ‘gut’ also mean ‘eat’?
Im aussie but people think im kiwi
its true, we as adults should have a choice to wear a bike helmet without being fined, i hate the damn things!!!!
I think it's an american thing. Most people don't start conversations with strangers. They do
Why do people say mel bun ffs it drives me spastic
Who the hell is this aimed at??? Everyone understands what he’s saying. Biggest waste of my time.
You have proper Aussie teacher vibes
It's so nuanced. The cultivated version of it is so... it just sounds like a news presenter. I could not distinguish that between an Aussie, and Brit, or a New Yorker.
Your cultivated aussie accent sucks mate..lol
thanks mate!, useful & simple
When you say the words ending in R sound in American english, it looked almost painful. Lol
Yeah mate understood clearly proud to be an aussie
Me mate
My doctor is young and hot, I'm working up the nerve to see her for exactly the same condition.
İm here for Danielle💅🏻🤭
Crazy steve
나만 빨모쌤 생각나냐
I like to imagine the broad accent is equivalent to the country accent in the US
Oh come on !!!
We have something similar in Argentina. We say "hola, qué tal?" but no one is supposed to tell us how is it going.
As an African of course I understand nothing of what he says
Like
Does young people use “bugger off”?
Also back in the 70's you'd have to pay to use a public bog, I think that's where the term "spend a penny" comes from.
Back in the 60's and early 70's we used to have a TV licence here in Australia, judged on the amount of TV's and radio's you had, a van used to go around and it had something that could pick up who had TV's and radios, they would knock on your door and ask if you had a TV or a radio and if you said no and they found it, which they usually did, you'd get fined. From memory I think the licence was about $20, which was a fair old hike back in the day.
As a real Aussie I didn't laugh till no 20 , when i traveled years ago the Australian ascent was loved in USA.
Ta I think is a British saying. My parents, being from London use it all the time.
He's a dude I like him .. i am Australian and I've moved 62 times . I remember Gladstone years ago Cane toads in messive amounts
Using this now to practice!!! 😹
-laughs in American accent-
Amazing
Yes i understood most of what he said very bogan.
Australians don’t give refills, in my opinion , especially with coffee. Everywhere in Australia we are served freshly ground, delicious, coffee, not pre made pots of weak coffee kept warm for hours on end. You can have your refills, I’m happy with smaller meals and quality NOT quantity. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Yep. I'm constantly asked if I'm English...or where my accent is from, even by Aussies. I'm not wealthy, I didn't go to a private school, nor was I born in a major city. My mother, read widley and corrected my vocab and my pronunciation from a very young age. I'd say I fit the middle category...but I'm not sure common that version of the accent is given how confused people are by the way I speak! For the record, I was born in Junee! Grew up in Blacktown! My parents are working class.
I'm here 'cause of Bang Chan and Felix =)))))
I understood everything even though I'm an indian 😒 so i stopped watching the video midway
There are 21. Consonants I mean is there was 24 consonants there would be 2 vowels and there is 5 vowels in the alphabet so it’s we
Laboratory . Would never say labretory its la- bO-ra- tree stress on second syllable . Lab is the short form . This might be a state difference . I come from SA. The only other one li bree ( so even shorter)
I like the broad accent best.
1:09 Trump says "biglier".
"booking a room" in 2024. maybe you will or maybe you will not
Getting served before all of the sexy females arrive, you wait for your exclusive male entry ticket
Getting a job in restaurant next Wednesday 6 June 2024, wear your blue uniforms?
Working in a restaurant in 2024, do you have a pay rise that I can move to?
"Do you mind if I", died while in this venue?
Man person arrives at a restaurant, can I buy a kilo of prawns. The female person said, what are those, I said these were related to oysters. Therefore you are not allowed in..