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Currently i am living en nz with my flatmate from Wester australia, he is old man. i love your accent mate. I am from Chile so i am learning english every bloody day. See ya later mate
YES Pete I'm so glad you included "How ya going?" in this one! That phrase is the pride of Australia and you don't really hear it anywhere else. It even confuses the hell out of Americans and Brits a lot of the time. "What do you mean how am I *going*? By car, I guess...?" It's possible its use varies across the country but I'd say it may actually be the single most common greeting here in Sydney - especially from women, for whatever reason. You'll hear it from both guys and girls of course, but with guys you'll sometimes hear "G'day mate" or something like that, from girls it'll be "Hi, how you going?" more often than not.
@@AussieEnglishPodcast I'm glad that you know Kazakhstan cause always people don't know about this country ( Yeahh I really recommend you visit Kazakhstan) Aussie English sounds really cool and also I wanna study here one day. Also I love kangaroos 😍I wanna see them in real life.
G’day mate! Such a great video. I was wondering, is there any slang/accent from specific Australian cities? E.g. Adelaide (where I am), Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, etc.
I’m a Brazilian (like kel )planing to study in Sydney, and I’m a brown belt bjj, your channel is perfect for me 😂, I love it, I do listen to every podcast episode.
Wow, that's awesome, mate! I need to get back to training haha #DadLife. Thanks for the support and hope you're enjoying the episodes :D What would you like to see more of?
@@AussieEnglishPodcast I love it! I guess anything about daily stuff is good for me, as I wanna move to Staya this year, I like to listen to daily conversations to get used to it, that’s why The Goss is one of my favorites to listen to.
Im enjoying and learning from yr vids so much! I have a bit of a weird Aussie accent in that I was born in Europe with a South African mother and Aussie dad and went to school with a lot of Brits and American's but have lived in Sydney now for several years...people tell me I have a strange accent and ask me where I'm from so these videos are interesting to test out which ones I say like an Aussie and which i don't
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The Aussie accent/contractions and Cape Bretoner accent/contractions are very similar I must say, The are some differentiations we dont got the Aussie accent of course, Our accent is a mix of Irish/Scottish/French/Gaelic/ and many more. The Cape Breton Island Contractions are the same pretty much and we talk quite fast compared to the rest of North America, The Mainlanders of Nova Scotia have a hard time understanding are accent and sayings haha, It can feel like a hastle to slow down my speech for Mainlanders. We turn small talk into one word, “Sea-ya-ladder-on” for (See you later on) “be-dah-ken-do-ya!”,”Peace”,”Av-A-good-one” for “I will see you again/talking to you again!”, We use “Ows-id-goin”,”Ows-she-goin”,”Ow-she-be”,”Ow-she-do for (How are you doing!) Talking to everyone as a greater we use “Whads-up”,“Sup”,”Sco-In-on”,”Eh-bi”,”U-Sayin”,”Eh-man” Some ones Ive only heard from here are “Jee-yet” for (Have you eaten yet) “Right” for (Do you understand) or for (Alright/Okay/Yes/No) words have many meanings depending on tone around here, but we pronounce “Right” with a flat t, we don’t really pronounce t’s they makes words right long, we pronounce T as D or kig it oud all tageder (kick it out all together) Australia like “Oz-raily-ya”. Cool video!! from 🇨🇦
Could "what's up" intonation means something like "angry?". I'm Brazilian and you might know that in Portuguese the same sentence can vary a lot just changing the intonation. I'd been taught that in English the intonation is "less important" than the sentence structure but when I lived in Melbourne I got the impression that the Australian English uses intonation more than I was expecting. What is your opinion about it? 》love your UA-cam channel!
Back in 2008 I remember talking to a person at a bank in Brisbane and he greeted me saying ‘Good morning mate’. Sounds easy when written but it was his accent that I had to ask him 10 times that I could understand him. 😂
Although the words are different, the way the words, syllables, and spaces are shortened are very similar to the Eastern North Carolina accent. My fiancée had to have a translation like Hot Fuzz with the UK cockney accent scene.
Probably not a big enough market. But just ask an Aussie if you spot them in the comments and ask. I'm Australian and he definitely left out a few that weren't quite right. For instance.. How is it going? Howzetgarn.
I think 'what is up' is more American, and Assies use it as a form of greeting. What is going on, how is it going, and what have you been up to are more common.
i know i'm not supposed to say this but alot of these are actually american but thru the media have passed into common english. english (not british but english specifically) and australians seem to get the most offended when you point it out. as an amateur linguist myself love yer vids, btw.
How confusing these expressions must be for people coming from non English speaking countries! Thank goodness I was born here and have learned them all by osmosis.
I wonder if a woman can use G’day without sounding bogan ? 😊 For the « it » of of How’s it going’ we have the same in french, comment ça va, « ça » means in general, in all areas.
Why haven't you exposed the importance of our use of the C word? Difference between a Top C or a low C to a Dog C. Charlie Uniform November Tango is more used than G'day.
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I will live in Australia and I liked your channel a lot. Thanks very much
Currently i am living en nz with my flatmate from Wester australia, he is old man. i love your accent mate. I am from Chile so i am learning english every bloody day. See ya later mate
I like the advance stuff. Can you make more advance english?
Cheers for dropping by, mate! More advanced stuff like this?
@@AussieEnglishPodcast yes, and maybe some internet slangs or how aussies text?
Great job, Pete. You're a great professional teacher. Thanks.
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Greetings from Ukraine. I've never been to Australia but I'm fond of Aussie English cuz it just sounds so awesome))
Your videos are always goooooooood I'm getting interesting learning Aussie English thanks to ya S2 You are the WORLD BEST teacher
Hey Pete, Ow ya goin? You've done ✅ a brilliant job on this 18 minutes UA-cam episode, literally very appreciable 💥👍❣️🙏💯 god-blesss -ya
Thanks Pete!
My pleasure, mate! Which was your favourite expression?
Thank you Pete....for uploading all your videos....in Australian English....God bless you more....
Informative as well as entertaining. Brilliant 👏
Hey Tooba! Cheers, mate :D Where you watching from?
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Muchas gracias, en unos meses viajaré a Australia y tu información es perfecta
Im trying to practice aussie accent now. Thanks
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT CLASS !!! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS !!!
❤❤❤I have improved my assie English, 😊thanks mate ,
YES Pete I'm so glad you included "How ya going?" in this one! That phrase is the pride of Australia and you don't really hear it anywhere else. It even confuses the hell out of Americans and Brits a lot of the time. "What do you mean how am I *going*? By car, I guess...?"
It's possible its use varies across the country but I'd say it may actually be the single most common greeting here in Sydney - especially from women, for whatever reason. You'll hear it from both guys and girls of course, but with guys you'll sometimes hear "G'day mate" or something like that, from girls it'll be "Hi, how you going?" more often than not.
i had a chinese man say by walking
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thank you so much! it was amazing
No worries, Shuga! Where're you watching from?
@@AussieEnglishPodcast I am from Kazakhstan! 🇰🇿
@@shugashaikhy2003 Wow! That's brilliant :D I hope to visit there one day :D What got you interested in Australian English?
@@AussieEnglishPodcast I'm glad that you know Kazakhstan cause always people don't know about this country ( Yeahh I really recommend you visit Kazakhstan) Aussie English sounds really cool and also I wanna study here one day. Also I love kangaroos 😍I wanna see them in real life.
@@shugashaikhy2003 That's so cool.
Thanks mate, you are helping me a lot, THIS IS MY BREAD AND BUTTER
G’day mate! Such a great video. I was wondering, is there any slang/accent from specific Australian cities? E.g. Adelaide (where I am), Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, etc.
you are really good teacher
I’m a Brazilian (like kel )planing to study in Sydney, and I’m a brown belt bjj, your channel is perfect for me 😂, I love it, I do listen to every podcast episode.
Wow, that's awesome, mate! I need to get back to training haha #DadLife. Thanks for the support and hope you're enjoying the episodes :D What would you like to see more of?
@@AussieEnglishPodcast I love it! I guess anything about daily stuff is good for me, as I wanna move to Staya this year, I like to listen to daily conversations to get used to it, that’s why The Goss is one of my favorites to listen to.
Thanks! Really useful video
Im enjoying and learning from yr vids so much! I have a bit of a weird Aussie accent in that I was born in Europe with a South African mother and Aussie dad and went to school with a lot of Brits and American's but have lived in Sydney now for several years...people tell me I have a strange accent and ask me where I'm from so these videos are interesting to test out which ones I say like an Aussie and which i don't
G'day mate, I really love Aussie accent.
Awesome lesson! Cheers mate!
See ya! 😉
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great teacher !! difficult for us yet kisses from Switzerland (Gstaad)
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The Aussie accent/contractions and Cape Bretoner accent/contractions are very similar I must say,
The are some differentiations we dont got the Aussie accent of course,
Our accent is a mix of Irish/Scottish/French/Gaelic/ and many more. The Cape Breton Island Contractions are the same pretty much and we talk quite fast compared to the rest of North America, The Mainlanders of Nova Scotia have a hard time understanding are accent and sayings haha,
It can feel like a hastle to slow down my speech for Mainlanders.
We turn small talk into one word,
“Sea-ya-ladder-on” for (See you later on)
“be-dah-ken-do-ya!”,”Peace”,”Av-A-good-one” for “I will see you again/talking to you again!”,
We use “Ows-id-goin”,”Ows-she-goin”,”Ow-she-be”,”Ow-she-do for (How are you doing!)
Talking to everyone as a greater we use “Whads-up”,“Sup”,”Sco-In-on”,”Eh-bi”,”U-Sayin”,”Eh-man”
Some ones Ive only heard from here are “Jee-yet” for (Have you eaten yet) “Right” for (Do you understand) or for (Alright/Okay/Yes/No) words have many meanings depending on tone around here, but we pronounce “Right” with a flat t, we don’t really pronounce t’s they makes words right long, we pronounce T as D or kig it oud all tageder (kick it out all together) Australia like “Oz-raily-ya”.
Cool video!! from 🇨🇦
This is help me so much! 😊 thank you! Please make more content like this😝
Could "what's up" intonation means something like "angry?".
I'm Brazilian and you might know that in Portuguese the same sentence can vary a lot just changing the intonation. I'd been taught that in English the intonation is "less important" than the sentence structure but when I lived in Melbourne I got the impression that the Australian English uses intonation more than I was expecting. What is your opinion about it?
》love your UA-cam channel!
Hmmmm, difficult one. It could be depending on the intonation, but you'd have to have pretty angry intonation I think.
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Back in 2008 I remember talking to a person at a bank in Brisbane and he greeted me saying ‘Good morning mate’. Sounds easy when written but it was his accent that I had to ask him 10 times that I could understand him. 😂
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It refers to everything that may be of concern
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Although the words are different, the way the words, syllables, and spaces are shortened are very similar to the Eastern North Carolina accent. My fiancée had to have a translation like Hot Fuzz with the UK cockney accent scene.
Awesome
Wow finnaly i am here.....❤️❤️
On ya Pete!
It'd be so amazin if it'd be an app in the market for Aussie Accent like ELSA Speak for American Accent 🥺
Probably not a big enough market. But just ask an Aussie if you spot them in the comments and ask. I'm Australian and he definitely left out a few that weren't quite right. For instance.. How is it going? Howzetgarn.
Hi Pete, how to pronounce "ths" in decimals? And also "sts", "sks" in some words in a natural way please.
Great question, Quang. I'll make a video on it in the future :)
is this book available in Pakistan?
It. The state of things and how they're going when asking "How's it goin'?"
Anyway,
Cop ya ;)
can use the word "mate" to Australian citizen and I 'am not?
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I will always remember the See ya later, Ron! Greetings to your granpa :-)
What about "CRIKEY"?
I think 'what is up' is more American, and Assies use it as a form of greeting. What is going on, how is it going, and what have you been up to are more common.
Hello from bali 🇮🇩 honestly when i get aussie client i'm not confiden to talk, have many miss understanding,its really hard to hear 😢
How it is going ? literally in spanish it would be "Como esta yendo eso"?
I simply fall in Love for emma.um abraço careca.
What does "schwa sound" means?
In Spanish "how's it going" means "como te va?" that's means about life , how u are going with life ,so probably that "it" means about life in English
0:41 justo en el momento que me iba a salir
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i know i'm not supposed to say this but alot of these are actually american but thru the media have passed into common english.
english (not british but english specifically) and australians seem to get the most offended when you point it out.
as an amateur linguist myself love yer vids, btw.
Wazzup mate!
How confusing these expressions must be for people coming from non English speaking countries! Thank goodness I was born here and have learned them all by osmosis.
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No wonder I haven't heard s'up I'm a "baby boomer". 😊
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Do we address the queen with your highness or your majesty?
Hi from Russia! Thanks for the video ;) What's written on your T-shirt? "I don't give a... ?" Maybe some aussie joke?
That's what I thought 🤔
Asking what someone want which up oh intelligent
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Is it "I don't give a FOX" or KANGAROO on your t-shirt?
I don't give a rat's ass :D
It refer to your life condition, so how is it going literally means how is your life going
How ya going mate haaaaa
I American but I love Aussie awesome people
What is on the rest of your shirt?
I often hear “how are we” .
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I wonder if a woman can use G’day without sounding bogan ? 😊
For the « it » of of How’s it going’ we have the same in french, comment ça va, « ça » means in general, in all areas.
And what's wrong with that ? 😀
Sayin G'day is unisex. It is not bogan!
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is it correct that Australian people do not like intimating their accents?
Why haven't you exposed the importance of our use of the C word? Difference between a Top C or a low C to a Dog C. Charlie Uniform November Tango is more used than G'day.
Plus piss and dog 😂
Bullshit! It's a new term that young bogan use. Yeah I'm gen X and we never used the 'C' word. Just the younger new bogan use it
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The O sounds.. no'r so'r
There's two contractions, I've noticed..
G'day is just a short Gay.
See ya later on is just 'ron
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