A thong does a great job😊

Ieas vou bought up in South Australia and agree with most of your pronouciations .Advettieizement is definately a Sydney or East Coast effort But, after 40+years in the aluminium industry , I cringe at some common efforts..As the word is spelled please

da-ta its feel like german

Clear and well presented. However, you started by saying, the first word is ""Ze-bra" is what you will say in your... no actually you might say "Zee-bra" because that's the American way of saying it in your head, I will then come in and say the correct Australian way of saying it is "Ze-bra" and the way you may have heard it said before is "Zee-bra". A "Zee-bra" is one of those black and white, I guess, horses that live in Africa. They're not exactly horses they're "Zee-bras". So have we understood the game? If the correct Australian way is "Zebra" why did you ALWAYS use the word "Zee-bra throughout? The you say, the first word if Advertisement" - I thought you said the first word was "Ze-bra". Good attempt but if you would use a written script to avoid such slip ups it would help you improve your lesson.

I'm from Lahore Pakistan and want to learn Australian English.

Such real-life stories are so compelling and easy to follow. Thanks 😊

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"Day-ta" is the name of Picard's Science officer on the Enterprise.

so great story loved it!

Really nice history! 👏🏼 👏🏼❤️

Such a good language learning story 🎉

You dodged a bullet. Well done! French is 17 times more useful and way more beautiful.

German has so much overlap with Dutch..... But maybe, Michael Thomas was the key. I'm tempted to pick up his lectures.

Nice channel Good luck

The funny thing is if you had reached for the German CD 💿 you would have been 60-70% of the way to Dutch 😅. Thanks for the story!

Hi Josh ! it's a very clever method . Speaking loud , listening the language ,reading some phrases again and again even if you don't all understand but always keep going ......the grammar rules will come after . That's how i learned German at school. It would be nice to hear you in French ....

Hi would you like to do a aussie accent shadowing materials. Thx.

Would you like to do a aussie English shadowing materials?

Espetacular, muito bom! Muoto obrigado!

Im Australian but have never heard the way you pronounce ‘advertisement’. Maybe there are regional differences??

Hi Josh ! Don't worry about us . Take your time ; i don't know how you can manage your job ,your family ,your aeroplane and your English lessons ! I can wait . Courage my friend . Paul

Hi there! This video is a great input, however I'm studying for the CPE exam and phrasal verbs/idioms/collocations are pretty much a must! Is there any chance that you can upload a video on Aussie accents? Many, many thanks and best regards from 🇦🇷

Im starting to get addicted to your channel.

Thanks mate. You sound genuine . I've just subscribed 🎉.

Thank you a lot for the video.

keep making such videos 💗

Thank for making this vodeo for shadowing aussie accent

....today a lot of new words to learn !

The regular insect spray is not a great option. Try Mortein power guard which comes in 2L bottles and has a hose and a spray hand pump. They are jelly shaped and can last for about 6 months outdoor, if not being washed up by rain. By the way, great work with the airplane.

I am American and just want to clarify some things. In American English, aluminium is spelled with only one i 'aluminum' thus the different pronunciation. In American English, the word 'vase' rhymes with face (although, on occasion, you will hear someone jokingly say 'vahz'. In American English, advertisement is pronounced exactly the same as in Australia - it's the Brits that say 'adVERtisement. If I hear an American person mispronounce the word 'niche', it makes my skin crawl as well. Most people say it correctly here. My biggest pet peeve of mispronounced French words used in American English is naïvté - they make it sound more like 'nativity'.

Well done shit-for-brains. You got it wrong right from the get-go. Here in Straya, the stress in the word 'advertisement' is ALWAYS of the 'VERT' not the TISE. You don't know what you're talking about. I didn't even bother watching the rest of your video after that clanger.

Please keep making story series. It helps me to shadow aussie accent.

I did not match your pronunciation on "advertisement" and differ slightly on "aluminium". "Advertisement" is unquestionably a short "i" in Australian speech. The long "i" is typically American. As for "aluminium", yes I've heard it the way you've said but I still hear "alyoominium" more often, the same vowel as in your "mature" example. My qualifications: Australian born and bred, been here for most of my 70+ years and in recent years a TESOL teacher. Then again, though, why would anyone take proNUNciation advice from someone who says proNOUNciation?

Hi Man ! You are good storyteller !

Brother I want to learn English after reaching to Australia there because I am not learning English through KZbin channel. Please guide me how to learn English in perth city

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Good Vid Mate, but Red backs are not the most venomous spiders in Oz. The Sydney funnel Web spider is Australia’s most deadly. The Sydney funnel-web spider, Atrax robustus, is one of the most dangerous spiders to humans in the world

NOICE ! Being an aviatrix and a non-native speaker in Australia I find this content very awesome!

I love anything Aviation....do you want a hand mate building that aircraft. Beware also of the Australian white tip spider, they are more deadly than a red back.

Get yourself some Termidore and put it in a trigger spray bottle and spray it around the hangar edges and up the door edges..works a treat. No spiders for 6 months or more. I use it in my hangar. Why are you fitting a 100hp 912 IS. in a 4 seat aircraft..seems to be very underpowered. Interestingly I see you have a second alternator fitted as well.

We had to deal with a lot of black widows in the southwestern US when I lived there... if it was dry and shaded they'd be in there. The worst is when they get in the house. Twice in my life I've woken up to black widows crawling on me under the blankets, I was lucky and didn't get bit either time. Thankfully black widows aren't as common where I live now, haven't seen one in at least a year or two.

The reason for stressing the i in privacy is that there is only a single consonant before the a, another vowel. In this case the first vowel is usually pronounced long, as in nation. Of course, there are exceptions to this rule.

I started saying the American aluminium as a joke but now it accidentally slips out and I hate it

In Australian ' Servo' 'bottle oh' and 'Sambo'..Wha'ts the Pom and Yank words? Thank you :)

Hey Josh ! i am not sure that you really want the elfes would do all the work for you . Building the plane by your own is a part of your pleasure . Great to watch the hangar with all your stuff .....but the Redback spiders hehe i'm not sure to enjoy their companie . Lot of technical vocabulary ! Nice ! Thanks for your work with the videos .

i didn''t realy understood .....perhaps in Western Australia Aliens are Angels ...lol

great video

"second life store" it' a store where you buy already worn clothes ??

Never been in Perth ,it seems to be a such beautiful city . My daughter and son were there for school exchange and one year working visa . They are both now bilingual . I whish i could speak as well as them .