AUSSIE ENGLISH Question & Answer | Learn Australian English 🌏🇦🇺🎓
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- G'day, everyone! It's Amanda here from Aussie English with Amanda. In my latest video, I'm excited to answer the top 10 questions that my Instagram followers have asked about navigating the intricacies of Australian slang, idioms, and expressions. If you're fascinated by the Australian language and culture, this video is tailor-made for you!
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00:00 - Aussie English Uncovered: Answering YOUR Top 10 Questions 🌏🇦🇺🎓
00:16 - How to improve listening and speaking skills
06:38 - Common Australian slang words
09:18 - How to use drop in and pop in
10:02 - Why is the letter H pronounced as 'Haitch'
11:22 - What situation is it appropriate to say 'you guys?'
13:07 - Any free meetups for improving Australian speaking
14:23 - The usage of the adverb already as 'in he already left'.
15:08 - Tips for facing Aussie accents as a foreigner from a non-English speaking country
17:28 - The hardest sound in Australian English
Edit: the long O sound I'm referring to in the video is actually the diphthong /əʊ/ but still heard in words like no, go, so, arvo. Apologies for any confusion.
18:58 - When am I going to Australia and where in Australia did I grow up?
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Edit: the long O sound I'm referring to in the video is actually the diphthong /əʊ/ but still heard in words like no, go, so, arvo. Apologies for any confusion.
Hi. Today I saw you in a interview with Natalie Peart. Thank you so much for your advices. I am a new subscriber of your channel. I am a international English student. I could understand everything you talked with her, but my problem is when I go out and try to speak “real English” on the street.
hi! thank you for watching and subscribing :) that's definitely a real struggle. It happens to me in India too trying to speak real Hindi outside. It's a skill that takes time, patience and practice (three things that I hate hahah). but you can do it!
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I hope I can become like you ❤❤
Wow, thank you you’re so sweet 🥹🥹 and you can! I believe it ❤️❤️
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I would like you to recommend podcasts video for me.
Now, I'm learning english and i'm so interested "aussie accent"
Thank you. 😊
Download my free Listening guide: shorturl.at/syTU4. There's a podcast section
Excuse me, I've only been to Australia for less than a week, and with my current poor English level, I can't communicate at all. And if possible, can you give me some tips to master Australian English? (I'm using translation, and if it's confusing, please forgive me)
Fact: It sounds weird, but I was born in Australia, and can't speak English.
hi, yes definitely! I have a fantastic guide I created on how to Master the Australian Accent, you can start there :) mcusercontent.com/6a71a68c8233a99615fe3881a/files/ce3c4479-849f-3471-0d80-56ba8948433a/Navigating_the_Australian_Accent.pdf
@@Aussie.English.With.Amanda This so useful for me, very kind of you, thanks!
how about the pronunciation these two words; burger & beggar
Burger = ber-guh. ER is the same sound in Thursday. Guh is like you’re saying the U in up with a G
Beggar = be-guh. BE is the same start as BED and guh is the same as above.
The main difference is the vowel sounds
ER (as in Thursday)
E (as in bed)
Are you a kiwi or spent time there
Nope; just been twice for holidays but not since 2016 and it was one week haha
@@Aussie.English.With.Amanda no problem you just had a had a sound during the video like a kiwi
I’m from Brisbane city and live teaching in Moscow