Aussie English Podcasts

Ep021: Walking with Pete - A little chat about language learning and the difficulties we all face.

This is the first of hopefully many "Walking with Pete" episodes where instead of teaching you the usual Aussie expressions or terms like usual I hope to have more of a conversation to discuss whatever is on my mind at the time. This should give you exposure to more advanced vocabulary as well as…

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…

Ep019: Aussie Expressions When Hearing Bad News

In this episode I cover what we can use as Aussie expressions when that you would use when someone tells you bad news. For example: I broke my leg this week and I'm in hospital. You could say: What a bummer! Too bad! Damn! That sucks! Bugger!

Ep018: Aussie Expressions To Use When Hearing Good Or Bad News

In today's lesson you'll learn a bunch of different Aussie expressions to use in order to respond to good news or bad news that someone may tell you. These responses include questions, which prompt the person telling you the news to explain what happened. They include: Are you kidding? Are you…

Ep017: Aussie Pronunciation - Goin' de vs Gonna - Expression - As Mad As A Cut Snake

In today's lesson we're "gonna" go over the Aussie pronunciation of "going + to" and when it's more natural to say "gonna" or "goin' de". After that I'm "gonna" talk about the expression to be "as mad as a cut snake".

Ep016: Expression - What Gives?

Ep015: Aussie Pronunciation Of "Got You"

In this mini episode I explain the Aussie pronunciation of "Got you" which is often said as "Gotchu" or "Gotcha", and which means you understand what someone has said. You got me??

Ep014: Expression "Far Out"

In today's episode... In this mini episode of Aussie English I explain the expressing "Far Out" which is often used as a way of expression surprise or that you are impressed by something. ** Want to wear the kookaburra shirt? Get yours here at https://aussieenglish.com.au/shirt ** Improve your listening skills today – listen, play, & pause this episode – and start speaking like a native English speaker!

Ep013: Expression "To Play By Ear"