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Embarrassing English Errors Ep08: Cunt & Can't
In today's episode, Embarrassing English Errors Ep08: Cunt & Can't, you'll learn the subtle difference between the pronunciation of the words "cunt" and "can't". Embarrassing English Errors Ep08: Cunt & Can’t G’day guys and welcome to this episode of Embarrassing English Errors. Today I’m going to go over a very very important pronunciation difference in Australian English and that is because the two words are “cunt”, which is an incredibly rude…
Embarrassing English Errors Ep07: Crap & Crab
In this episode of Embarrassing English Errors I teach you the subtile difference in pronunciation of the words "Crap" & "Crab". Embarrassing English Errors Ep07 – Crap & Crab G’day guys and welcome to this episode of Embarrassing English Errors. Today’s we’re going to go over the two words…
Ep059: Pronunciation - What do you/What are you = Whadehya
In this episode you'll learn how the pronunciation of the phrases "What do you" and "What are you" shift when spoken quickly to sound like "Whadehya". Ep059: Pronunciation – What do you/What are you = Whadehya G’day guys, and welcome to this pronunciation episode of Aussie English. And in today’s…
Ep058: Expressions – To Laugh One’s Head Off & At Each Other’s Throats
In this episode, Ep058: Expressions – To Laugh One’s Head Off & At Each Other’s Throats you learn two of the idioms used in the previous Walking With Pete episode, "To laugh one's head off" and "At each other's throats". Ep058: Expressions – To Laugh One’s Head Off & At Each Other’s Throats…
Walking With Pete: Brexit, Aussie Politics & More
In today's episode I talk to you about the recent events in Britain with the Brexit, a bit about the state of Australian politics at the moment, as well as my news and what I have planned for The Aussie English Podcast in the near future. Walking With Pete: Brexit, Aussie Politics & More G’day guys. Welcome to this episode of Walking With Pete. It’s been a little while and I thought it was probably about time that I recorded another episode. So, I…
10 Commonly Used Horse Idioms - Part 1
10 Commonly Used Horse Idioms - Part 1 1. To beat a dead horse Figurative: To waste time doing something that has already been attempted. Literal: This phrase alludes to the fact that the horse is dead so beating it now is pointless. Example: “Is it worth asking him again or am I just beating a…
13 Commonly Used Fish Idioms - Part 2
13 Commonly Used Fish Idioms - Part 2 1. To have the memory of a goldfish Figurative meaning: To have a very poor memory; to forget quickly. Literal meaning: This phrase alludes to the idea that goldfish have very short memories. Example: “He’s always forgetting my birthday. I swear he has the…
10 Commonly Used Fish Idioms - Part 1
10 Commonly Used Fish Idioms - Part 1 1. Like a stunned mullet Figurative meaning: Looking dazed; stupefied; shocked; surprised; confused. Literal meaning: This phrase alludes to the stunned look on a recently caught fish, which has been hit and made unconscious. Example: “Don’t just stand there…
Embarrassing English Errors Ep06: Cock & Cook
In Embarrassing English Errors Ep06 I teach you the subtle difference in pronunciation between the words "cock" and "cook". Download the full PDF transcript here . Embarrassing English Errors Ep06: Cock & Cook G’day guys and welcome to this episode of Embarrassing English Errors. Today’s…
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