AE 1203 - Pete's 2c: Where to Travel on a Road Trip Across Australia - Aussie English

AE 1203 - Pete's 2c

Where to Travel on a Road Trip Across Australia

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Welcome back to another exciting episode of Pete’s 2c! Hope you’re doing well and enjoying the podcast. I really appreciate your continued support and love for the Aussie English podcast.

Firstly, I want to thank you for giving positive feedback on the new Aussie Accents 30-day Challenge Course. Can’t wait to see how you go, and I’m thrilled to know that you’re all finding it helpful.

On today’s episode, I’ll be answering questions from my Instagram followers. I got interesting questions here, including the perennial debate: Do Aussies say cookies or biscuits? Tune in to find out!

I’ll also be talking about the top five most difficult words to pronounce in English, like “anaesthetist,” “Worcestershire,” “mischievous,” and “quinoa.” Hope this helps you improve your pronunciation skills and sound like a native speaker.

Now, if you’re planning a road trip in Australia, I got you covered! I’ll be talking about the best places to visit, like the Great Barrier Reef, the Daintree Forest, the Kimberleys, Nullarbor Plain, the Great Ocean Road, Tasmania Island, and the Blue Mountains.

Finally, I’ll be answering one of the most frequently asked questions: What is the best city to live in Australia? Although it’s hard to say, I do have good suggestions today.

Thanks again for listening! See you in the next episode!

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Lei May 9, 2023

Hi Pete
I could not find transcript for this episode

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1. Peter May 10, 2023
  
  Hey Lei, these are the only episodes that don’t come with transcripts.
  
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  1. Lei May 16, 2023
    
    Hi Pete
    Some of the content which I can get by the meanings but I believe it would benefit English learners a lot with a transcript since it is a more casual interactive conversation and this is also the issue I been having when chatting with my local friends.
    Hope you would consider my suggestion
    
    Thanks
    Lei
    
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    1. Peter May 22, 2023
      
      Hey Lei, no worries. There’re 1000+ other episodes that come with transcripts which you can use to level up your skills. These episodes are more about focusing on listening comprehension.
      
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Imtiyaz September 5, 2023

Hi
Where can I get transcripts for these videos?

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1. Peter September 6, 2023
  
  Hey Imtiyaz, the Pete’s 2c episodes are the only ones that don’t come with transcripts.
  
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  1. Imtiyaz September 13, 2023
    
    Hi Peter,
    Thanks for replying, mate 🙂
    
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