Gen-rally I speak with an Asian accent, but after some sessions learning Aussie English with the bloody marvellous Pete, i can hopefully slowly learning to speak in Aussie accent. Thank ya Pete. Ace!
Many of these aren’t mispronunciations. If you look at any Oxford English Dictionary (or perhaps more conveniently its app) then you’ll see that many vowels in the middle of words aren’t meant to be pronounced anyway, even in the RP (the ‘proper’ English) accent. For instance, the word every, is said to be pronounced ˈɛvri - so a short e sound at the start, and short i sound at the end, and no sound between the v and r consonants, which is exactly how Australians pronounce it; as we should!
Hello! At 3:12 minutes, you said "It's comfy AS". I've heard a lot of Aussie say 'As' like that. I don't really get it. Can you explain it to me, please?
Hi Pete, is the word “question” one of them? Do you skip the S and T to have sth like “kwe-shen” or do you fully pronounce it like “kwes-tshen” Another one, I heard you say for the word “list” “lis”, did I hear correctly?
So sorry to insist Pete, I'm passionate :) in this video, you definitely skip the S and T (of tch) and say kweʃən, am I right? : th-cam.com/video/wngCeNYQQyY/w-d-xo.html&t=10m56s
Goo'ronya mate..!! you understand the pain with English is the pronunciation. Must be the reverse when you guys learn some other language. Good the Aussies are laid back and can hang-on until they finally understand...patience
I fear copyright That's why I ask for permission to use any someone else's content I would like to use your video with Portuguese subtitles, my mother tongue. I give you the credits and let your video link in the description of my videos.
Gen-rally I speak with an Asian accent, but after some sessions learning Aussie English with the bloody marvellous Pete, i can hopefully slowly learning to speak in Aussie accent. Thank ya Pete. Ace!
Many of these aren’t mispronunciations. If you look at any Oxford English Dictionary (or perhaps more conveniently its app) then you’ll see that many vowels in the middle of words aren’t meant to be pronounced anyway, even in the RP (the ‘proper’ English) accent. For instance, the word every, is said to be pronounced ˈɛvri - so a short e sound at the start, and short i sound at the end, and no sound between the v and r consonants, which is exactly how Australians pronounce it; as we should!
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Bloody marvellous!
You're a true talent; keep up the amazing work!
Love your videos really helpful, thanks
I love your videos as well as your beautiful accent. I wish all Aussie people speak like you!!!
Aussie English I’m from Iran and I live in Perth. My English is getting much better by your lovely videos 🤗🤗🤗
Keep up your good job
I CAN START TO WORK WITH MY AUSSIE CUSTOMER BECAUSE UR VIDEO HELPED ME. ASIDE FROM THAT... UR BEAUTY IS INSPIRING
I start follow you from Morocco thank you
Thanks for your video.
it's really helpful, this video
Been watching your videos for a while now , really love them, very useful. Glad I found your channel. I'm currently in Brisbane :-)
Aussie English not yet :D how to access it?
nice tips!
Thanks mate
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Incredibly (incred -bly ?) helpful
I realised I have always spoken with an Aussie accent and I’m a Spanish native lol
you are great sir
Pretty sure no one anywhere says 'bus-i-ness'
usual topic. thank you. this is my exact mistakes!
If you were my personal coach, I'd take a seat and stay comfy as the class could last... Cool video.
Hello! At 3:12 minutes, you said "It's comfy AS". I've heard a lot of Aussie say 'As' like that. I don't really get it. Can you explain it to me, please?
Equivalent of saying, "It's really comfortable".
How about "territory" ... would Aussies pronounce it "terra-tree" (or 'terror tree'?)
I'll go with "terrah-tree". But, then, I am a migrant.
I live in US, Utah and I say the all these words like this in general 😂
I say finally both ways depending on my mood. I'm an English speaker (English is my first language) from the UK
Hi Pete, is the word “question” one of them? Do you skip the S and T to have sth like “kwe-shen” or do you fully pronounce it like “kwes-tshen”
Another one, I heard you say for the word “list” “lis”, did I hear correctly?
Aussie English it does cheers, it’s just too many consonant sound without any vowel (STSHN) if you consider the schwa as very weak.
So sorry to insist Pete, I'm passionate :) in this video, you definitely skip the S and T (of tch) and say kweʃən, am I right? : th-cam.com/video/wngCeNYQQyY/w-d-xo.html&t=10m56s
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Missing a big one lol Spose! Suppose = Spose/ Supposed= Spost XD
litchrally, comftably, litrature, curnal, spose haha Also 3:41 I feel as if this look is penetrating my soul xD
Congratulations
Most of them aren't really "mispronouncations" though, are they....
But those aren't exclusive to aussie English. I expected something that would differenciate the aussie accent from the others. ;)
Goo'ronya mate..!! you understand the pain with English is the pronunciation. Must be the reverse when you guys learn some other language. Good the Aussies are laid back and can hang-on until they finally understand...patience
I'm shocked to see I'm already speaking like this lol
interest = int-rest
suppose = s-pose
every = ev-ry = erry
lol
Holden or Ford = Scrap Metal.
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This is almost the same as british
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I fear copyright
That's why I ask for permission to use any someone else's content
I would like to use your video with Portuguese subtitles, my mother tongue.
I give you the credits and let your video link in the description of my videos.
hahhahahaha oh man! no comment😛
Guys, guys, guys, guys, guys.... Mate, it's cobbers, blokes, mates, you mob, shitheads, ... speak Aussie will ya. Guys is a yank term.
I disagree on the itinerary part, but then again, I'm American, so I'm gonna assume it's different in Australian English.
Blake Urada don't, I've never heard it said here at any point by anyone I know...
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Stop. It is incorrect English. You shouldn't be encouraging bogan slang terms. Ridiculous
You forgot the word literally.
Nice aboriginal background music