5 Expressions To Sound Fluent in English | Part 10

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[@ghiasuddinbarez3349]

È I 😂know

[@juriyrepetukh]

Watching this video i realise that this channel is honestly one of the main reasons i adore australian english. It's even one of the reasons i watch youtube after all. In the very beginning, i used to learn american version of english, but then it started to seem a bit bland and pretty usual, mundane i'd say. I wasn't even aware of how awesome and mild aussie accent really is. Pete, you truly inspired me to make some shift, to switch to australian english and to get more pleasure from learning the language. I believe your channel deserves way more views because i can see you are genuinely devoted to what you do.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hey Billy! Thank you so much for the really kind and encouraging comments, mate. It makes all the difference to people like me when we get this kind of feedback. You've made my day. Thank you!

[@juriyrepetukh]

@@AussieEnglishPodcastOh I'm pleased to hear that, mate!

[@chanwaiming29]

I have been living in Australia since 1990 and I have never ever heard of all these expressions in my daily life. Thanks!

[@MonacoSpeed]

I have been watching your videos for about a week now. I’m moving to OZ in April 2023. Needed to catch up on Aussie English. I’m originally from there, but have been teaching English / Math / Geography in American International Schools for 25 years. Thank you for your time.

[@janeoftarzan]

I just discovered you today, and let me tell you are the great teacher I've ever found on this platform. you have that positive energy and the knack for teaching without making the listeners tired. so good! meet your new student, here! love from India! ❤

[@josephinep.facinabao6360]

Thank you I love all your lessons in Australian English and Accent....

[@くとうてん-g7d]

いつも聞かせて貰ってます！ありがとう！

[@Citzen_World1999]

Thanks mate, very useful expression s, you and Lucy are my favourite teachers. Your approach and sence of humour makes this video so exciting,mate!

[@agnesvarlow6665]

I got difficulty to understand Australian English. Until now. 😭😭 this is really a struggle for me here. That’s why I always watch your video. I hope it’ll help me in the future. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@muhammadmunawar2198]

I have quite a knack for good planning. I don't have knack for implementing plans. I do have excellent knack for hardworking and taking challenges.

[@reisefan512]

Hello. Could you make a video about differences between Australian and New Zealand English, and about cultural, mentality and other differences between Aussies and Kiwis?

[@dreamscometrue2000]

Here are the examples that I made! Are they good enough? 1. I have a knack for learning languages. 2. I need to pull my own weight at work. Everyone looks so busy! 3.(at work) Me : I didn't mean to rock the boat, but I gotta say I need to be off on next Monday. Would it be okay? Boss : Hell no, not on Monday, you know Mondays are the busiest day ever in a week. Over my dead body! (but not sure it usually happens in Australia) 4. I got wind of some rumor that you're gonna quit this job. Is it true? Where are you heading to?

[@frenzolarioza9900]

She always says that I have a knack on leadership roles.

[@Guiguy]

This format of lesson is perfect, thank you

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Yay! Thanks Guillaume :D

[@samyoo4097]

Should start building up my english by watching this amazing videos. Cheers! Paul (Lube mob)

[@F35_JSF]

Man, so many expressions y'all use, we here in the US use as well. Love your vids brothah...

[@royleeh]

Thank you Pete. This is very helpful.. keep uploading... You did a great job always

[@grpdv]

welcome back!

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Cheers, mate! I'll try to publish more regularly :)

[@Jackalyau]

Love that video so much. Thank you😊

[@CyprusSunLoverShe]

Hey Mate, what's happening? You can't just disappear:(

[@chunyingzhang6252]

Thank you,Pete.

[@josemello649]

Excellent class, thank you...

[@Nalayanithanusha]

Congratulations to Australia for the great victory in 🏏 cricket.2023#LYSM From Sri Lanka 🎉❤

[@federicoperezmola9446]

Thanks for this lesson

[@akimisme3]

"We all should stop arguing about it and pull our own weight" "Oh , not to rock the boat but i think we still have a lot of homework to do" ."Y'know, Daniel Johns has a knack for singing " ."You'll hang out tonight only over my dead body!" "Oh God , Ben got wind of my party tonight , he's my friend but I wasn't going to invite him " Yeah , that's it , i guess!

[@sidurangasanjeewa1189]

Love this.

[@iaf4454]

Hi Pete!! I love your channel!! I am trying to sound more australian. I have learnt american english but I will change my pronounciation!! Besides, would you like to make a video about australia history and art? About australian bands or folk music? Or painters and artists?? It may be interesting! 😊😊

[@Sherifsound.]

*Keep it up I like to watch your videos!*

[@artpmpln]

Hey Pete! Gosh, haven't seen you in so long, bloody KZbin.... Glad I'm back and that there is plenty for me to catch up Cheers

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hey mate, glad to have you back! Hope you dig into the content and enjoy it!

[@caelcovi6411]

Nice class! Love it

[@Nannerchan]

I’m American and have heard of most of these.

[@rfvendrame]

Great video Pete

[@fibopol9805]

HI MATE!! It's a long time since I don't have any news about tou... All the best Pete from BA, Argentina, Rodolfo

[@mk9179]

Hi Pit. Could you please let me know what "Stand not upon the order of your going, but go at once" means? I heard in an Australian series (Rake) and when searched it, found out that it is from Shakespeare. But could not figure out its meaning.

[@mochaflo6792]

Can you tell me about a tool or website that I can learn how to pronounce words in Australian?

[@setainversa]

Very well, obrigado

[@saharnz6577]

It was great Thanks

[@aria_1299]

Aussie English is my roman empire during 2021.

[@차민준-k1d]

Recently, your KZbin contents have improved to interesting and friendly. ~~~~~~hahahaha

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Thanks so much, mate! I hope you enjoy it :)

[@dianrangkuti7138]

Oh blimey mate!! It's been for awhile I ( we ) didn't see any new KZbin video from you to have our a nack to rise up, please don't make we rock the boat cause we miss you, hopefully you're doing well there, I was expected to see accidentally last week when I was in Gong and Goldy🤙🏽

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Long time haven't seen you Mate 🥺🥺🌹❤️

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Hey pal how can i download this app Aussie English Podcast it wasn’t in app store

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hey mate, it's been removed. Grab any good podcast app and use that instead.

[@Etsie-xc4cx]

Hi, I’m new here and have got a question. Are the phrases mainly used only in Australia? I’m an intermediate speaker with some Aussie accents because I had stayed with host families in Adelaide for 15 months. Currently I’m working on learning new phrases but love to keep or improve my Aussie accents. Then your channel would be the one I’ve been looking for. But on the flip side, not many people understand Aussie English because I’m Japanese and live in Japan. Therefore I’d love to learn Aussie expressions but if not many people understand me that’ll be sad. In addition, I also need to understand other English to understand movies and TV dramas.

[@Imperial_Wing]

mate we missed you

[@ximeacuariana]

Hi, mate! How is going? I have a question about the expression at the end of this video. Why It say "he didn´t want to have a knack for it" instead of he didn´t want to HAS a knack for it. Thanks in advanced!

[@haroldcorredorfajardo1326]

thank you so much :)

[@Aight7]

Where are you, mate? We liked your lessons 😢

[@宮林大希]

My friend has a knack for playing table tennis!

[@Tasveerparthab]

Hey man! What do you use to edit your captions? So amazing video! ❤️💭

[@maferodutrois]

Miss you, mate 😢, ¿Where is our English Sensei?. ¿WHERE ARE YOU PETE? -I know you lived your life, but COMMOOON, share with us something of…

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hehe I'm still around on the podcast and my online Academy and courses, mate :) I'll try to get back to KZbin in the near future. It's just been tough balancing kids and the work-life balance :)

[@maferodutrois]

No worries, it’s ok -I continue my learn in your other channel-. Happy merry Christmassy (loved the way you Aussies change the common English or done your own English) and have a good new year “mei” (I create mine too, jaja)🤗🫂.

[@MrGigabum]

Amazing!!!!

[@azzaadvocate773]

Great👍🌺

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Thanks, Azza :D

[@armypitcher1410]

Will you come back? I still waiting your next video.

[@bossbilly9158]

New mate here. I'm from phi.

[@abdinugrohonugroho7060]

love the way you explain mate

[@juliyakibkalo2585]

Thank you mate 🙂 We have the same phrase in Ukrainian about the dead body and the boat with the same meanings)

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Haha amazing :D I love when that happens across languages.

[@shengqi-lx9fj]

come back pete!I miss you😢

[@mr.bubleu8561]

awesome

[@밍킹구로비누]

Heyyy why aren't you coming back? I miss u so much😢

[@shunm3853]

0:00 0:02

[@mohamedafzal2226]

Glad you mate

[@SolmazIzadi-ow1vr]

Why does downloading the lesson worksheet have a problem?

[@123ankurmaths4]

Australian English is much more different than the other English accents

[@abekane7038]

It is quite similar to New Zealand English and not too different from South African English. It does borrow a lot from British English obviously

[@farkhondeabdolahi9106]

hey mate, I found you'r videos very useful , why did you stop?😢

[@SolmazIzadi-ow1vr]

I've recently gotten the wind of the King's Cancer!

[@nonnashteinberg3593]

Hi Pete, I've recently noticed a lot of native English speakers are saying "ek cetera" while the Latin expression is "et cetera", and hearing it from you, a language professional, surprised me. Why is this happening, can you explain the tendency?

[@_DROM_]

I've been here for so long, I think I got assimilated already 😂

[@barbaraaraojo504]

what's SO and ST means from your other videos??

[@TrananPham-ei3pt]

Bạn có thể làm nhìu video về giao tiếp thường ngày được không ạ

[@ai3kcoa3jkcls]

I'd like to know assimilation, please.

[@luriribeiro2848]

Good

[@zoria2718]

Hi Pete, are you OK?

[@SolmazIzadi-ow1vr]

I hid my anger as I didn't want to rock the boat. The party went on perfectly.

[@nitinkumarjoshi8990]

Where are you brother? We miss your new videos. Waiting 😃

[@SP.7485]

Hey man! We are waiting for your comeback.....

[@llnextdoorr]

i just discovered that some expressions are the same in french x)

[@therealaussieguy3025]

Tis funny in that I am bi lingual. Being born nd bred ozzie with a thick ozzie accent, can speak German fluently ( German parents). My German relatives mention that my ozzie accent comes through when speak German.. 🤣

[@bremCZ]

Get wind of It's worth highlighting dependent prepositions as part of such phrases.

[@SolmazIzadi-ow1vr]

He has definitely gotten the knack of making money very well.

[@RoRo_Ten]

over my dead body 😅😅😅we have exactly this in persian language

[@やまだたるう]

Hey I spoke to Jeff on the phone this weekend. I don’t think he got wind of his surprise party. Get wind? How do you mean get wind? What do you like? Catch it and put it in a jar. No silly I mean, he didn’t learn about the party. He didn’t hear about it. He didn’t get wind of it. Ohhh right. Well, why were you worried he’d figure it out? Well, something I have a knack for letting these things slip, and Yeah I wouldn’t have wanted to rock the boat. Rock the boat? Whose boat? Why is it rocking? We’re gonna have to make another expression video, aren’t we?

[@muhammadmunawar2198]

At work place, you are surely on the path of success until you do not rock the boat.

[@차카타-o9w]

Rock the boat - She was late at meeting. But I know she didn’t have an intention to rock the boat. Pull your own weight - If I get a team project, I’m gonna pull my own weight. Over my dead body - "Hey can I borrow your macbook?" "Over my dead body, mate" Get wind of something - I Got wind of being canceled my flight booking. Have a knack for something - I have a knack for learning languages.

[@mdamer777]

Hey I see the same problem here,what happend to that lump.

[@notops4861]

I reckon he has a knack for playing basketball

[@jonathandavid3298]

Have to have an Aussie accent for a movie. Watching you pronounce things and seeing those gorgeous one-of-a-kind blue eyes on the screen makes learning an Aussie accent pleasure, not work.

[@faryaltariq9495]

My friend got wind of stocks lesson, I need to learn to pull my own weight , I don’t wanna rock the boat as I am on search for my job

[@miguelangelperez2849]

-I had a friend , who has a knack for gossip. It was annoying . - Dad : should I use your credit card for buying some decorations on internet ? Over my dead body ! - when wkorning in group is important to specify all members activities and then one pull their own weight . - I wouldn’t rock the boat, but I believe you need to be carefully of caring your GF from those stalkers .

[@tittukuriakose9779]

Bro how to get a job there..?

[@CamMcGinn1981]

Engwish? That an honest slip or trying to see how close we're listening?

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

?

[@CamMcGinn1981]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast it seriously sounded to me that you were saying "Engwish" when i was lidtening this morning. I'm not so sure now. LOL

[@segrivas2015]

Hi mate ! how you going? I would like to know what ´slapping the bird´ means? i looked it up on google and it says that slapping or smacking the bird is slang for going down on a woman....which im sure it is not what the intended meaning in your podcasts is :) #VenezuelaninSydney

[@HassanAli-mw6ym]

very very difficult sir 😮‍💨😱

[@Moomoo-wp5zr]

Get us Pete back…

[@hibakdigale8398]

😊 😊

[@ezydenias8505]

Wow first expression and it is like German. No seriously it is a German expression to "von etwas Wind bekommen"!

[@pranskuyy_]

Now that im in straya, Im terrified

[@hlee5200]

这么棒的频道已经不更新了吗😢

[@emerson5355]

man’s live 20 min away from me 😂

[@HassanAli-mw6ym]

I want to learn aussie English from scratch.

[@logatwong_jowo3367]

Ini mungkin kayak bule belajar bahasa ...." Gak bahaya tah ...?"😃