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AE 1185 - Expression: Call Bullshit on Something
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AE 1185 - Expression: Call Bullshit on Something

In today's episode... Welcome back to this weekly expression episode on the Aussie English podcast! Today’s expression is “call bullshit on something” . This (light?) vulgar expression is getting thrown around in casual conversations and I bet you have an idea what it means. You also might find it interesting as to how the expression came about! I'll also answer this very-frequently-asked question from moozhy: What do you (Australians) do for Halloween?…

english idiomsaustralian englishlearn language podcast
13 Nov 20221 min read
AE 1184 - Pete's 2c: Help! How do I make friends Down Under?!
Pete's 2c

AE 1184 - Pete's 2c: Help! How do I make friends Down Under?!

In today's episode... Welcome back, mate! I finally get to sit down today, a cold one in hand, and chill with you all! Here on the Pete’s 2c series, I get on my Instagram ( @australia_english ) and answer questions. I answer questions like about a popular lullaby (a song to sing babies to sleep), what to call floors in Australian buildings, and explain an unusual Aussie slang term. There are also questions about what I studied in uni, or if Aussie…

australian englishlearn language podcastpete's 2c
6 Nov 20221 min read
AE 1183 - The Goss: Why You Should Never Call Australians 'Buddy' [Members Only]Plus
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AE 1183 - The Goss: Why You Should Never Call Australians 'Buddy' [Members Only]

In today's episode... Welcome back to this week's Members Only episode of The Goss! It's so interesting to know that with the English language, despite that it's all the same words, can have a different meaning when used in certain parts of the world. The term of endearment 'buddy' means 'a good friend' in the USA. But if you come here Down Under, and you start calling another (male) adult 'buddy', you'll get eyebrows rising - or even fists flying!…

english listening skills practiceaustralian podcastpete smissen
3 Nov 20221 min read
AE 1182 - The Goss: Why Won't Gen Z Pick Up the Phone
The Goss

AE 1182 - The Goss: Why Won't Gen Z Pick Up the Phone

In today's episode... Here's another weekend with my dad and me on the Aussie English podcast! In today's Goss episode, we talk about an article I found saying that Gen Zers (and Millennials) refuse to answer phone calls . Do you feel the same way, too? As the article implies, Gen Zers dislike answering phone calls because it feels intrusive. We also talk about how odd it is for Gen Zers to prefer text messaging to let out their thoughts, spending…

english listening skills practiceaustralian podcastpete smissen
30 Oct 20221 min read
AE 1181 - The Goss: The Queen, the King, and Should Australia Now Become a Republic
The Goss

AE 1181 - The Goss: The Queen, the King, and Should Australia Now Become a Republic

In today's episode... Hey, you guys! How's it going this week? We went on a recent holiday at Inverloch so I got my dad Ian back on the podcast for another Goss episode. Today's episode is about this brewing question among Australians: Should Australia now become a Republic? You see, Australia has been having this difficulty on whether we switch to being a republic than being a Commonwealth. And now that Queen Elizabeth II has passed, talks about…

will australia become a republicenglish listening skills practiceaustralian podcast
23 Oct 20221 min read
AE 1180 - Expression: Do Your Head In
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AE 1180 - Expression: Do Your Head In

In today's episode... Welcome to this weekly English expression episode on the Aussie English podcast! Today’s expression is “do your head in” . Does it sound like it's something painful, or even morbid? Obviously, it does have something to do with your 'head', but it could be far from what you're thinking! We will start off with a Q and A from Hadrz2 who asks if Aussies use other greetings besides "G'day". There's also a quick joke about lipstick - nah,…

english idiomsaustralian englishlearn language podcast
16 Oct 20221 min read
AE 1179 - Expression: All Something'ed Out
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AE 1179 - Expression: All Something'ed Out

In today's episode... Welcome to this weekly English expression episode on the Aussie English podcast! Today’s expression is “all something'ed out” . It's quite an unusual expression and can't really be 'Google'ed'. There, now you have an idea how this expression goes! We will start off with a Q and A from Yaasiimo who asks if horse riding is an expensive sport in Australia. You 'bet' it is! Besides the fact that you could end up spending a lot on just…

english idiomsaustralian englishlearn language podcast
9 Oct 20221 min read
AE 1178 - Expression: A Kick in the Teeth
Expressions

AE 1178 - Expression: A Kick in the Teeth

In today's episode... Welcome to this weekly English expression episode on the Aussie English podcast! Today’s expression is “a kick in the teeth” . Just by reading the phrase makes you run your tongue across your teeth, doesn't it? Yes, the phrase does mean 'pain'! We will start off with a question from Parissa Rezaei and she asks if going Republican is better than being a part of the Commonwealth for Australia. You might expect a political opinion from…

english idiomsaustralian englishlearn language podcast
2 Oct 20221 min read
AE 1177 - The Goss: More & More Aussies Earning Money Through Side Hustles
The Goss

AE 1177 - The Goss: More & More Aussies Earning Money Through Side Hustles

In today's episode... Hey, you guys! How's it going this week? I got my dad Ian Smissen back on the podcast today and we talk about Australians getting side hustles! I found this article saying that a recent survey says that Aussies are getting into doing side jobs whilst having their full time day jobs. We talk about whether these people are driven by the Australian economy, where prices for everything is sky-high at the moment, or whether they're…

english listening skills practiceaustralian podcastpete smissen
29 Sept 20221 min read

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