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Expression: First In, Best Dressed
In this episode of Aussie English I teach you how to use the expression "First in, best dressed". Expression: First In, Best Dressed Hey guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English. Today is another expression episode, and the expression of the day is “First in, best dressed”, “First in, best…
Expression: In A Nutshell
In this episode of Aussie English I teach you how to use the expression "In a nutshell". Expression: In A Nutshell G’day guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English. Today is another expression an episode, and the expression of today is going to be “In a nutshell”, “In a nutshell”. The…
Expression: To Hit The Sack / Hay
In this expression episode of Aussie English I teach you guys the meaning of the expressions "To hit the sack" and "To hit the hay" and how to use them. Expression – To Hit The Sack / Hay G’day guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English. Today’s obviously an expression episode, and the…
Ep074 - Expression: To Wait And See
In this Expression episode of Aussie English I teach you guys how to use the expression "To wait and see". Ep074: Expression – To Wait And See Hey guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English. Today I’m going to explain to you an expression, a new expression that I haven’t covered before, and…
Ep034: Expression - Flat Out Like A Lizard Drinking
In today's episode I go over a pretty common Aussie expression, to be "flat out like a lizard drinking", which means to do something at top speed or to be extremely busy. Expression: Flat Out Like A Lizard Drinking We're flat out like a lizard drinking trying to meet our deadline. We’re flat out like a lizard trying to meet our deadline. We’re flat out trying to meet our deadline. That bloke’s been flat out like a lizard drinking painting his house. That…
Ep020: Pronunciation - Needa/Godda/Havda - Expression - Like A Stunned Mullet
In this episode of Aussie English we'll learn a little about the way the pronunciation of words like "need to", "got to" and "have to" change as Aussies speak more rapidly at a natural speed. Need to --> Needa Have to --> Havta/Havda Got to --> Gotta/Godda Note: these changes in…
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