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Pronunciation: Had not have = Hadn’t have – Hadn’t’ve – Hadn’ah
In today's episode I teach you how to contract "Had not have" into the forms "Hadn't have", "Hadn't've" and "Hadn'ah". Pronunciation: Had not have = Hadn’t have – Hadn’t’ve – Hadn’ah G’day guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English. Today is another pronunciation episode, and the focus for today’s episode is going to be “Had not have” and how to contract this. So, like many of the others there’s three or so different contracted forms. You’ll have…
Pronunciation: Should not have = Shouldn't have - Shouldn't've - Shouldn'ah
In this pronunciation episode of Aussie English I teach you the contracted forms of "Should not have", which are "Shouldn't have", "Shouldn't've" and "Shouldn'ah". Pronunciation – Should not have = Shouldn’t have – shouldn’t’ve – shouldn’ah G’day guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English.…
Pronunciation – Could Not Have = Couldn’t Have – Couldn’t’ve – Couldn’ah
In this pronunciation episode of Aussie English I teach you guys how to pronounce the contracted forms of "Could Not Have". Pronunciation – Could Not Have = Couldn’t Have – Couldn’t’ve – Couldn’ah G’day guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English. And today we’re going to do some pronunciation.…
Ep073: Pronunciation – Would not have = Wouldn’t have, Wouldn’t’ve, Wouldn’ah
In this episode, I teach you how to pronounce "Would Not Have" in its different contraction forms, "Wouldn't have", "Wouldn't've" and "Wouldn'ah". Note: "Wouldn't've" and "Wouldn'ah" are never written in English. When said they're still written as "Wouldn't have". Ep073: Pronunciation – Would not…
Ep072: Pronunciation - Used
In today's episode, Ep072: Pronunciation - Used, I go over the different ways that the word "Used" is pronounced in English, i.e. "I used to play golf" where "Used" is said like "Usst" vs "I used my dad's car" where "Used" is said like "Uzzd". Ep072: Pronunciation – Used Ok guys let’s see how this episode goes today. I want to help you today nail the difference in pronunciation between the words “used” and “used”, “used” and “used”. And these are both…
Embarrassing English Errors Ep16: Think & Sink
In today's episode of Embarrassing English Errors Ep16: Think & Sink I teach you how to pronounce the difference between the words "Think" and "Sink. Embarrassing English Errors Ep16: Think & Sink So, welcome to this episode of Embarrassing English Errors guys. Today we’re going to go through the words “Think” and “Sink”. So, “To think” means to have a particular belief or idea. And the verb “To sink” means to go below the surface of something,…
The Alphabet In An Aussie Accent
Here's a short video, The Alphabet In An Aussie Accent, that I put together today guys teaching you how to pronounce the alphabet in Aussie English. You can listen to it as a podcast episode of watch it on YouTube too.
Ep067: Pronunciation - Would + Have = 'd've
In today's pronunciation episode of Aussie English you're going to learn how to contract the Conditional Perfect tense, "Would have" into "'d've". Ep067: Pronunciation – Would + Have = ‘d’ve G’day guys. How’re you going? Today’s episode is another pronunciation episode, and I thought I would follow…
Embarrassing English Errors Ep15: Speak & Spick
In today's episode, Embarrassing English Errors Ep15: Speak & Spick, I teach you how to pronounce the subtle difference between the words "Speak" and "Spick". Embarrassing English Errors Ep15 – Speak & Spick G’day guys. Welcome to this episode of Embarrassing English Errors. Today we’re going to go over the two words “Speak” and “Spick”. “Speak” is obviously a verb, and it means to talk or to say, you know, you speak with someone. “Spick” on the…
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