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4 podcasts tagged "English podcast for intermediate learners"
AE 1401 - Expression: Go Down In Flames
In today's episode... Ever had a day where your plans don’t just fail, they absolutely explode in front of you? In this episode of Aussie English, Pete dives into the fiery idiom “to go down in flames” and shows you how to use it when things go spectacularly wrong in English. You’ll hear where this expression comes from, how it’s linked to early aviation and wartime history. Pete walks you through real-life examples, so you’ll know exactly when and how…
AE 1400 - Expression: What Goes Around Comes Around
In today's episode... Ever noticed how the universe has a wicked sense of humour? Someone nicks your park and then cops a giant bird poo on their windscreen… what goes around comes around, right? In this episode of Aussie English, Pete dives into this classic expression and shows you how to use it naturally like a true-blue Aussie. You’ll hear real-life stories about dodgy mates, workplace karma, random acts of kindness and even a parking-spot thief…
AE 1399 - Expression: Every Man and His Dog
In today's episode... Rock up to the beach thinking it’ll be quiet, only to find every car park full and kids running around like mad dogs? In this episode of Aussie English, Pete dives into the classic Aussie idiom “every man and his dog” and shows you exactly how to use it when places are absolutely chockers. You’ll hear a funny “hot dog” joke, some real-life examples from the beach, the footy and Boxing Day sales, plus a super handy breakdown of how…
AE 1398 - Expression: At The End of Your Rope
In today's episode... Feeling totally stuffed after a massive week? When work, family, bills and random dramas all hit at once, you’re probably at the end of your rope and don’t know how to say it in natural English. In this episode of the Aussie English Podcast, Pete breaks down the expression “at the end of your rope” so you can sound more like a real Aussie when you’re stressed, exhausted, or just over it. You’ll learn what the idiom means, where it…
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