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AE 1153 - Pete's 2c: Strewth! My Daughter Spat the Dummy!
Pete's 2c

AE 1153 - Pete's 2c: Strewth! My Daughter Spat the Dummy!

In today's episode... Happy Sunday, guys! The kids are asleep and it's time for me to get on Instagram to answer your questions! In today's Pete's 2c episode, I talk about whether Australians say 'apartment' or 'flat'. Right, urban living quarters. There was also a question about what stuff one needs to take with them when going on a trip to Australia. Yes, besides your passport, there are things you ought to be bringing with you. I also got to tell a…

learn australian accentenglish listening skills practicepete's 2c
19 Jun 20221 min read
AE 1152 - Interview: How to Build an Online Business on Instagram with Camille Hanson – Part 2
Interviews

AE 1152 - Interview: How to Build an Online Business on Instagram with Camille Hanson – Part 2

In today's episode... Welcome to another round of awesome chin-wags here on the Aussie English podcast! Meet the lovely Camille Hanson , an online English teacher, influencer, author, avid language learner, and mum of three. In today's Part 2 of my interview with Camille, we chat about how she ended up becoming an English teacher and how she started her online business. We also talk about how she's a husband and wife team; her husband works with her as…

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16 Jun 20221 min read
AE 1149 - Expression: Foot The Bill
Expressions

AE 1149 - Expression: Foot The Bill

In today's episode... Welcome to the weekly expression lesson episode here on the Aussie English podcast! In today’s episode, I am going to teach you about the English expression “foot the bill” . Yes, quite funny & gross when you hear it being said – you begin to imagine someone giving a chopped off foot to a restaurant waiter. That’s morbid. So let’s let that slide! I’ll give you example situations where you can use the expression “foot the bill”…

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5 Jun 20221 min read
AE 1148 - Expression: Take No Prisoners
Expressions

AE 1148 - Expression: Take No Prisoners

In today's episode... Welcome to the weekly expression lesson episode here on the Aussie English podcast! In today’s episode, I am going to teach you about the English expression “take no prisoners” . I will give you a breakdown of the meaning of the words in the expression and its full meaning. There will also be examples given so you’ll know how to use the expression. Plus, you will learn the grisly origin of this expression! I will also answer a…

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29 May 20221 min read
AE 1147 - Interview: Building an Online Business with Podcasting with Lindsay McMahon
Interviews

AE 1147 - Interview: Building an Online Business with Podcasting with Lindsay McMahon

In today's episode... Here’s another awesome chin-wagging episode for you guys! Let’s welcome back Lindsay McMahon , co-owner of the All Ears English podcast ! You may remember her from episode AE 678 , where we talked about the difference between American and Australian English. In today’s episode, we talk about podcasting as a business. She shares tips on how literally anyone can start a podcast, use it for their business, and not have to spend a huge…

all ears english podcastaustralian englishpete smisen
25 May 20221 min read
AE 1146 - Expression: Where The Rubber Meets The Road
Expressions

AE 1146 - Expression: Where The Rubber Meets The Road

In today's episode... Welcome to the weekly English expression lesson here on the Aussie English podcast! Besides telling you that I am now obsessing over plants at home, I am going to teach you all about the English expression “where the rubber meets the road” . In today’s episode, I will answer a question from Jasmin : what is the difference between ‘fairly’ and ‘rather’? Listen in, guys, this is “rather” an advanced English lesson for you! We will…

english expressions for everyday useenglish for everyoneaustralian english
22 May 20221 min read
AE 1145 - Interview: Japan, Language Learning, Cringey YouTube Polyglots & More with David Rajaraman - Part 2
Interviews

AE 1145 - Interview: Japan, Language Learning, Cringey YouTube Polyglots & More with David Rajaraman - Part 2

In today's episode... Welcome to another awesome chin-wagging episode here on the Aussie English podcast! Today's guest is David Rajaraman ! Last time, we talked about how he went from India, to Brunei, to Australia, then to Japan, all in just about 30 years of his life In today's episode, we talk about how David grew up bilingual then realised that that wasn't the norm in many places around the world! This seems to be specifically in English speaking…

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18 May 20221 min read
AE 1144 - Expression: Read Between The Lines
Expressions

AE 1144 - Expression: Read Between The Lines

In today's episode... Welcome to this weekly English expression episode here on the Aussie English podcast! In today’s episode, I will talk about the expression “read between the lines” . As always, I’ll break down for you the meaning of the words in the expression, then give you the real meaning of the full expression. I’ll also be answering a question from Luciana, and she asks how open Australians are to immigrants. Yeah, I’d say Aussies are! There…

english expressions for everyday useenglish for everyoneaustralian english
15 May 20221 min read
AE 1142 - Expression: Make a Fool Out of Yourself
Expressions

AE 1142 - Expression: Make a Fool Out of Yourself

In today's episode... It’s another expression-filled Sunday here on the Aussie English podcast! In today’s episode, I will teach you all about the expression “make a fool out of yourself” . As always, I will break down the meaning of the words in the expression together with example sentences so you can use them in your daily conversations. I will also be answering a question from Daniel who asks “Is it correct to say ‘Nobody changes nobody’ ?” - let's…

english expressions for everyday useenglish for everyoneaustralian english
8 May 20221 min read

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