5 Expressions To Sound Fluent in English | Part 8

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[@kazchannel9961]

Hey Pete! Hello from Japan. I lived in Australia for a year 10 years ago and found Aussie English really cool so I’ve been trying not to lose my Aussie accents. Your videos help me improve my accents even more and I really appreciate it. My favorite expression is “to go off like a frog in a sock” which I learnt from your video. Thanks again and I’m looking forward to more videos and stories on podcast.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

G'day Kaz! Great to meet you and thanks for the kind words. I hope my content is helping :)

[@andychester]

and that’s why i love aussie english! THANK YOU!

[@hosseinkeyvanlu2288]

I got the drift of what you've teach us, because you're a fascinating Aussie teacher. Thank you for your dedication.

[@koreanteacherkt9554]

This channel is so helpful for me! Thank you. :)

[@GaetanoProchilo1989]

Hello! I'm Italian and i have an Australian citizenship too ! So i'm even one of you, from the other side of the world 😀! I speak a good English but with an American accent, becouse i watch everytime video on internet and almost all video are from there, and i learned English by myself. These videos are very good, so i can learn the accent i should have in order to be a real Aussie 😂. Have a good day! 🇮🇹 🤝🏻 🇭🇲 👋🏻

[@SolmazIzadi-ow1vr]

Keep on Pete!!! You are on a roll.❤

[@Nansan81]

Thanks!

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Thanks so much, Nan! I really appreciate the support :)

[@felipemaldonadoguzman8167]

Thanks teacher for teaching us these usuful expresion, l would like to learn a bunch of idiom of australia because l want to visit that wonderful country someday.

[@erick_papi]

Oi! G'day mate! I am goin through all your videos as I really enjoy this (U know?? I akchwally love straya!) so much info... I dont take them in order but I love these phrasal verbs and when you explain the best way to pronounce! aaaarrright??!! cheers m8! and thanks for sharing.

[@saujanyasubedi5302]

Hey Pete!, trying to learn from your video. Thank you for your wonderful channel. Can you upload a series of Australian Accents for beginners? I am facing overloaded information and difficult to catch tricks.

[@chanjongkim4157]

Best aussie english channel

[@properbritishenglish]

Love your videos Pete! Always entertaining! We gotta do something together at some point!

[@rizzofromIndo]

This is the first time i hear the second meaning of “you are on a roll.” Nice information, Pete!!

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Cheers, Rizzo! Was that your favourite expression?

[@haicao3103]

Very usefull content mate

[@kedmelodia2539]

Thank you so much, Pete!! My fiance is Australian and I'm Brazilian. I learned a lot with your videos!

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Sem problemas Ked :D Muito obrigado :D

[@kedmelodia2539]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast Valeu!!!

[@grahamkylevulcan4340]

It's the other way round for Pete; he's Aussie and his wife's Brazilian!

[@kedmelodia2539]

@@grahamkylevulcan4340 nice!

[@zahrababaee372]

Thanks

[@mahinkazemi7957]

Just of your bests again 👍😎

[@SolmazIzadi-ow1vr]

I try hard to get the drift of your lessons.😊

[@ihno2]

Hello from Ukraine (well, not quite, already)! I always liked that “hit the roof” expression I first learned from my boss’ business partner, an American expat, a decade ago.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Haha that's a great one! I might need to cover it in the future. Thanks for dropping by mate!

[@lukef8513]

Hi Pete. Aussie English teacher here. I've noticed that Aussies use third conditional in a very strange way, particularly the older generation. They would say "if I had have gone to the shops, I would have bought bread" whereas the younger generation would say "if I went to the shops, I would have bought bread". Obviously, both versions are technically incorrect, yet quite prevalent in Australia. Perhaps you could talk about this in one of your videos? All the best mate.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Very well picked up, mate. I've noticed the same thing!

[@alessiogasperi1913]

Welcome Back, Dear Friend! 😀😀😀 Great Video! 🙏🙏🙏

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Thanks Alessio! Which was your favourite expression?

[@alessiogasperi1913]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast "Knock yourself out" is a really curious expression, but I will choose "Get the drift", since is the most useful in daily life for someone conversing with English native speakers. Thanks, Pete! 😀🙏

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

@@alessiogasperi1913 Hehe good ones! Any time, Alessio :D

[@TamyBali]

Hi Pete, greeting from Bali, 👍

[@maryamdashti8741]

Amazing👍🏻😍

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[@julietatraverso5495]

i LOVE YOUR VIDEOS

[@judgejigglypuff]

I miss nyu content teacha Pete

[@rogervu3248]

liked!

[@ZainAli-mc8oc]

I want to come to Australia I love Australia 🇦🇺👍🏽 please guide me on how can I come to Australia from Pakistan cheers

[@gjabor171]

In Brazil we have a funny expression similar to the 5th expression, that is used only when u r in a good momment, making progress in something, reaching goals, making money.... That is "to voando" In english it would be, literally "im flying"

[@GinaBomb]

After my mom came home last night, she knocked herself out because she kept doing housework. I tried to help her but it was just a drop in the ocean. She asked me to get out of her hair and I said I got her drift. I have to say I was on a roll last night.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Amazing work, mate! :D

[@lovepeaceaustralia]

❤️

[@Berrychancutmann]

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[@unogaming5610]

understand anything but only one i dont know it's grammar who can i learn only grammar ( Aussie grammar) without spend hours with other things

[@zahrababaee372]

saving $100 a month to buy a house in Melbourne is a drop in a ocean.

[@M67Z]

woooo

[@SolmazIzadi-ow1vr]

My knowledge of English is a drop in the ocean.😢

[@chanhuytruong9151]

what is you mob

[@Exploringsuha]

Yun! have some Sandwich It won't make you gain some weight It is just a drop in the ocean. Can I drink this coffee? yea! just knock yourself out I just popped around here to check out if you're ok! I'll get out of your head soon :) If anyone here didn't get the drift, just let me know. She's been on a roll! she has won the lottery twice in a row

[@Exploringsuha]

I'll be back in a jiffy

[@yasanthibagya4623]

Yes comment A See Yes Top to outher Time Can i Help All right.!!% 50%..Etc😊🌎😂

[@SolmazIzadi-ow1vr]

I begged them to get out of my hair. 😢