Love your videos. You are such an eloquent teacher. I use your material a lot in my English lessons when doing pronunciation work with my students. Clear voice, well edited videos, and you are very natural on the camera. Keep up the great work! Hope you feel encouraged today. Thanks chick
just loved your examples, they relly came in handy. I'm an english teacher out here in Brazil, and I've been helping out a student of mine with your videos, because he works in an australian company.
Thank you much, cute Emma, my lovely Teacher! These phrases you share in this brilliant lesson are exactly what I've been learning these days, precisely what I desperately need! I learn the British slang (with Lucy, you know her well) and the Aussie slang as well, it's common now for me. Of course, my separate gratitude for the PDF, I always use PDFs if they come along with your videos, truly! Keep up your excellent work, Emma! My kisses for you!🥰
Coucou Emma.Thanks so much.Thanks also for your previous words...Off the cuff (by ears?) , bring st to the table ,flat chat /out,off the charts...years ago.Bravo
Thank you for the lesson Ms Emma! Enjoyed learning and practising Australian English 🇦🇺😎 conversation with you. Will continue watching this video more often, as well as download the PDF worksheet provided in the link above for some more practice. I'm really interested and moving to Australia has always been my dream. You are my favourite teacher and you speak beautifully! Have a lovely day 😊❤
Very interesting video Emma! I did not know all these Australian slang espressions! It is always useful to learn them. Bikki is a very nice word indeed. Thank you so much.
This video is useful and really entertaining at the same time! And it's always interesting to watch unique content because no one else can tell us about Australian slang.
I'm an Aussie & am partial to 'chockers' (I spell it that way, not the way you did!) 'Spewing' is a terrific throwback to my 80s teenage years 😁 And of course, who doesn't love 'taking the piss'? 😂
Hey, mate! I actually went back and forth on the spelling of chokkas/checkers 😂 I wonder if the nation would be as divided as we are on parmie/parma?!!! What d’ya reckon?
Oh, this evening I feel under the pump 🤪 I'll have to come back to this video because you pushed me away from my comfort zone 😅 Thank you so much Emma for this interesting lesson 👍
If I've pushed you outside of your comfort zone, I'm happy! That is where real learning happens! If Australian Slang is not essential knowledge for you (as in, you don't live in Australia or talk to Australians often) then it's good to know this slang exists (so you can ask about it when you encounter it) but you don't need to study/remember/use it yourself! Prioritise the English words and phrases that are relevant to you ❤️
Ooo Emma i really appreciate for this impressive video 🙏💙 I needed this video to learn Australian accent because I love Australia and i enjoy learning Australian accent You're a lifesaver 🙏🙏💙💙💙💙💙
Hai mam, I love ur videos,I recently came Australia, so I need to learn Australian accent from u mam, Thank u so much for beautiful english, I hope ur videos will be more helpful for me, love from Brisbane
Hello dear teacher! Thanks for this spectacular lesson ❤. We should practise a lot and try to use some of these expressions.😊 I like the words sanga, arvo, legend and the expression on the piss. Thanks again 🌹🥰 Also for the PDF❤
This is interesting because I’m from the UK and some of the phrases mean the exact same here like Telly and Taking the Piss but some have different meanings like tight means you’re frugal and cheap not you have a good relationship
@@mmmEnglish_Emma I go for Melbourne Storms but I also go for Sydney Roosters. They are playing this Friday. I don't know which team to cheer up. And you, Emma?
Dear Madam Teacher Emma,thanks a lot for this marvellous lesson! For example -one of my favourite slang words is : legend ( so nice and cute).I think (my humble opinion),that Australia is great place with great people. I admire YOU and I admire Australians. God Bless Australia. Warm greetings from the Central Europe. Have a beautiful time.
My first comment my Tr I really like your video.I wanna to be English tr look like you. So I Patrice you video every day. Listening, speaking is prefect for me a lots.
This was new to me, It is really unusual than American English as i use in The Philippines. Btw, Telly was the word getting into my head. I mean my favorite word,
Australia is a dreamland for me, when I was very young I used to watch an Australian Sci fi Serie called "the girl from tomorrow" it's amazing TV Serie and also it is a land of pretty animals like budgerigar or parakeet birds, parrots, lorikeets, koala and kangaroo. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Australian slang is quite regional. For example, South Australia and Queensland have different accents and different idioms. Some words such as servo, arvo, brekkie, maccas, and barbie are pretty universal. But 'get your laughing gear around this?" - strange indeed to me (I'm from Adelaide) and we don't day 'sanga' either. "fair suck of the sauce bottle" caused derision of a former Prime Minister who, from Queensland, tried out this expression on national TV. Slang moves with the times and some dates very quickly - dunny, for example.
Indians are running toward American Accent.....but i like Australian one because it's sounds so cool to hear....i wish i could speak like Australian..big fan of brett lee
There are so many words for ‘a beer’ in Australia, so it’s hard to choose just one!! - stubbie; tinnie; coldie (or cold one); frothy; the list goes on…
Emma I love your channel you really teach English so clearly and easy to remember but I live in Canada and I dont know which phrases and slangs could be mutual. Do you have any recommendations for me to better use your videos?
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What is your favourite Australian slang word or expression?
Well Lollies 😅🍬
Kind regards from Venezuela
Haha yes!
Lollies 🍬 = sweets (UK) or candy (US)
I am not here to f..k spiders 😂
Hi Dear lm new in Australia 😢I need to learn English wich way is better to learn English quickly
Emma were is the PDF l couldn't find it
“under the pump" is my favourite expression. It's so vivid. lol.
Love your videos. You are such an eloquent teacher. I use your material a lot in my English lessons when doing pronunciation work with my students. Clear voice, well edited videos, and you are very natural on the camera. Keep up the great work! Hope you feel encouraged today. Thanks chick
This video is by far the best and funny for learning about australian slangs. I loved it! My favs are chuck a sickie, chook, sanga, bikkie, chinwag.
I'm Innocent from Ivory coast, the phrasal verbs and all the expressions. I really appreciated
Thanks Emma to share your Australian Expressions with us...🙏
I'm Indonesian and I have some Australian mates on Discord. So I can't wait to surprise them with what I've just learned later. Thanks !!
just loved your examples, they relly came in handy. I'm an english teacher out here in Brazil, and I've been helping out a student of mine with your videos, because he works in an australian company.
Thank you much, cute Emma, my lovely Teacher! These phrases you share in this brilliant lesson are exactly what I've been learning these days, precisely what I desperately need! I learn the British slang (with Lucy, you know her well) and the Aussie slang as well, it's common now for me. Of course, my separate gratitude for the PDF, I always use PDFs if they come along with your videos, truly! Keep up your excellent work, Emma! My kisses for you!🥰
I liked the word "telly". In the russian slang language we call tv set very similar: "telek".
Thank you so much Emma🙏
Just chuck a sickie! I'll keep that one in mind for further use! 😆
Thanks a lot for you work Anna. Always all ears when you strike up a new podcast.
Thank you! Great to see you here
Emma x
@@mmmEnglish_Emma we all love you so much. Adore thee undescribably
Coucou Emma.Thanks so much.Thanks also for your previous words...Off the cuff (by ears?) , bring st to the table ,flat chat /out,off the charts...years ago.Bravo
I'm from Brazil and I really love Aussie English. You're Amazing
As an American I knew about half of the slang phrases you used.
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Idk tho cuz I'm Indian
I'm continually impressed by your creativity.
Thank you for the lesson Ms Emma! Enjoyed learning and practising Australian English 🇦🇺😎 conversation with you. Will continue watching this video more often, as well as download the PDF worksheet provided in the link above for some more practice. I'm really interested and moving to Australia has always been my dream. You are my favourite teacher and you speak beautifully! Have a lovely day 😊❤
Really useful to live in Australia as a new immigrant.
Plz do more series for us. Appreciate
Let me know what kinds of lessons or situations you want to learn more about :)
Hi Emma! Thank you for sharing the workbook. I'd like to practice these expressions with my conversation partner soon!!
Perfect! I’ll to host a Hey Lady event about this topic soon!
I’m from Poland and I love Australian English. I wish we learned this one at school instead of British.
I'm so grateful with this video Emma, I would like to go to work to Australia in 2026, especifically to Goald Coast.
That’s a cool area! ☀️ This conversation practice will definitely help you prepare!
"Bikkie and Sanga", were sounding more amazing to me. They'd been used several times then! Thanks for this cooperative lesson, Emma! Hopya see again.
Very interesting video Emma! I did not know all these Australian slang espressions! It is always useful to learn them. Bikki is a very nice word indeed. Thank you so much.
Hi Emma! You are a great teacher and a great actor.Thank you!
Interisting class, Teacher. Greetings from Mexico.
Glad you liked it!
Oh, that’s so good to know all the phrases. Thank you so much Dear Emma. You are so pretty ❤
This video is useful and really entertaining at the same time! And it's always interesting to watch unique content because no one else can tell us about Australian slang.
Happy to hear that!
All these Australian slangs are difficult for me but I’m grateful for your new lesson. 🎉❤
Thank you! 😃
Nice lesson, pretty teacher 😍
Lessons I like the most are slang lessons, u r awsome Emma.
I'm an Aussie & am partial to 'chockers' (I spell it that way, not the way you did!) 'Spewing' is a terrific throwback to my 80s teenage years 😁 And of course, who doesn't love 'taking the piss'? 😂
Hey, mate!
I actually went back and forth on the spelling of chokkas/checkers 😂 I wonder if the nation would be as divided as we are on parmie/parma?!!! What d’ya reckon?
@@mmmEnglish_EmmaMate, it's definitely parma 😅
Dear teacher, you are divine.😊
Telly.... Is my favourite one.. Thank you Emma 😍❤️👍
Thanks a lot! You're the best of the best !!!❤
Thank you very much! ❤️
Love the Telly expresión
Iam from India kerala state. I always favour on your english teaching method. Congratulations
Thanks for watching!
Tks for support❤
Oh, this evening I feel under the pump 🤪 I'll have to come back to this video because you pushed me away from my comfort zone 😅 Thank you so much Emma for this interesting lesson 👍
If I've pushed you outside of your comfort zone, I'm happy! That is where real learning happens! If Australian Slang is not essential knowledge for you (as in, you don't live in Australia or talk to Australians often) then it's good to know this slang exists (so you can ask about it when you encounter it) but you don't need to study/remember/use it yourself! Prioritise the English words and phrases that are relevant to you ❤️
@@mmmEnglish_Emma thank you for taking care of me with your answer Emma, you made my day 😎
Princess of the Kingdom of Australia ❤
Hi, Emma!
Thanks for your great efforts 😊.
Funny English lesson. I had a great time.
Thank you so much.
Have a wonderful Day Emma. ❤👍
Happy you enjoyed it! 🤩 I had fun too :)
I also enjoy Aussie slangs❤️❤️💞✨✨✨✨✨✨✨💜
Hello Teacher you were LEGEND in this class
haha thank you!
Remember that it's a countable noun, so it should be 'you are *a* legend!'
@@mmmEnglish_Emma Thank you so much Teacher I didn’t know, it was a countable noun Noted 😊
Ooo Emma i really appreciate for this impressive video 🙏💙
I needed this video to learn Australian accent because I love Australia and i enjoy learning Australian accent You're a lifesaver 🙏🙏💙💙💙💙💙
I'm so glad!
My honey mmm
Hai mam, I love ur videos,I recently came Australia, so I need to learn Australian accent from u mam, Thank u so much for beautiful english, I hope ur videos will be more helpful for me, love from Brisbane
Hello dear teacher! Thanks for this spectacular lesson ❤. We should practise a lot and try to use some of these expressions.😊
I like the words sanga, arvo, legend and the expression on the piss.
Thanks again 🌹🥰 Also for the PDF❤
You are welcome!
Love this video! Good on you, mate🎉
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Good on yah, mam✨Imma grateful to ya 4 teachin' Aussie slangs✨💞
Thank you very much. I really recommend this learning method 🎉❤ easy to understand .
You are welcome! Thank you!
This is interesting because I’m from the UK and some of the phrases mean the exact same here like Telly and Taking the Piss but some have different meanings like tight means you’re frugal and cheap not you have a good relationship
I am from Hong Kong and like your TH-cam very much. Interesting and provoking.
"Sanga" is my favourite Australian slang.
I'm addicted to Emma ❤ I love you 😘
Gosh! So difficult! Is this trully English? Just jocking. I loved "sanga" among others. Thanks for sharing Emma! Congratulations
Best English teacher
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Woooah Thank you so much for ths video❤
Nicely Done Thanks so much Maam 👌
I love watching footy, especially it’s coming towards final now.
Footy finals is always an exciting time of year! Who do you go for?
@@mmmEnglish_Emma I go for Melbourne Storms but I also go for Sydney Roosters. They are playing this Friday. I don't know which team to cheer up. And you, Emma?
This is super helpful. Thanks Emma.
You're so welcome!
Great lesson, the first time I watched this video because I desire to work in Australia. these lessons are useful to me thank you very much.
'On the piss' is the best phrase ever, gonna use it all the time haha.
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Pretty nice lesson, it needs more of you!
2:19 Legend!
Keep it up love your Aussie expressions from USA to Australia ❤🇦🇺 🇺🇸
Your English pronunciation just awesome 🎉
I like " wrap your laughing gear around that" it is do colorful...😊
Ooo, is been long time😅
I'm Emma from Mmm English
I got my American friend discombobulated when i said " I'm way knackred let's grab some tucker"! And she was like " What? 😂😂
😂 😂 😂
Wow 😊
Thanks a lot
You're so welcome!
I love Australia
Thank you so much dear Emma.😍😍😍🙌🙌🙌
Dear Madam Teacher Emma,thanks a lot for this marvellous lesson! For example -one of my favourite slang words is : legend ( so nice and cute).I think (my humble opinion),that Australia is great place with great people. I admire YOU and I admire Australians. God Bless Australia. Warm greetings from the Central Europe. Have a beautiful time.
Thanks, mate! You're bloody legend! 🫶
I've just started working in a café in Sydney and this is very helpful for me!! The other day a customer told me Ta!🤣
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My first comment my Tr
I really like your video.I wanna to be English tr look like you.
So I Patrice you video every day.
Listening, speaking is prefect for me a lots.
Welcome to my channel! Awesome to see you here 🎉
Awesome!
Hi, Emma
An interesting lesson about Australian Slang. Appreciate your efforts 👏👏.
Thanks and regards,
than you
This was new to me, It is really unusual than American English as i use in The Philippines.
Btw, Telly was the word getting into my head. I mean my favorite word,
Australia is a dreamland for me, when I was very young I used to watch an Australian Sci fi Serie called "the girl from tomorrow" it's amazing TV Serie and also it is a land of pretty animals like budgerigar or parakeet birds, parrots, lorikeets, koala and kangaroo. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Indeed, you must come to visit one day!
I am from India Kerala state. Madam your class is interesting. Congratulation..
Thanks a lot Emma your video in the right time I was watching your old video about Aussie slang
No worries!
Pasu mecha emma your class was great!. Useful mexican expression 😅
What a great video! Cuppa, legend.. I like Australian slang.
That was carzy! Hahaha my favorite may be was the "a loose unit"
Australian slang is quite regional. For example, South Australia and Queensland have different accents and different idioms. Some words such as servo, arvo, brekkie, maccas, and barbie are pretty universal. But 'get your laughing gear around this?" - strange indeed to me (I'm from Adelaide) and we don't day 'sanga' either. "fair suck of the sauce bottle" caused derision of a former Prime Minister who, from Queensland, tried out this expression on national TV. Slang moves with the times and some dates very quickly - dunny, for example.
Listening from Australia 🇦🇺
Wow, l love them all. Thank you for that amazing lesson ❤
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Thanks a million Emma i want you the more slang cauz i loved these series❤
❤❤❤THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH 😊 😘 ❤️ EMMA ❤❤❤ all of these are my favorite 😍
Schönen Guten Morgen 💕😘
Thanks a lot Emma
Emma, I loved it all!❤
Greetings from Chile
Wow, I used to live in Brisbane, but this was a lot of slang.
Did some of these words sound familiar?!
Indians are running toward American Accent.....but i like Australian one because it's sounds so cool to hear....i wish i could speak like Australian..big fan of brett lee
I like "sickie" (in German: "Blau machen") the most and I already knew ;) I think you missed "tinnie" 🍺 as a daily expression.
There are so many words for ‘a beer’ in Australia, so it’s hard to choose just one!! - stubbie; tinnie; coldie (or cold one); frothy; the list goes on…
Chucking a sickie 😂😂😂 that’s my favorite so far
I love the slang “ cuppa “ I’m gonna use it😭❤️
Emma I love your channel you really teach English so clearly and easy to remember but I live in Canada and I dont know which phrases and slangs could be mutual. Do you have any recommendations for me to better use your videos?
If you take a look at the workbook, I’ve included some notes about the words that are common across other “Englishes” 😊
I really need 🦘 slang
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Woohoo!
Hey emma I'm from pakistan ❤ there's many teachers but you're best💗😊