Are Australians Racist? | Aussie English Q&A

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[@danjhl]

Unfortunately, the city (brisbane) i lived in has many racist aussies. My friend got spat saliva by an aussie when he wanted to get on a bus cos he's asian. This aussie spat on my friend, humiliated him and asked him to get out of Australia.

[@hondaeownerreviews8608]

Funny all the comments sayimg Aussies aren't racist get a love but your comment about racism is avoided. Also this video has almost two hundred comment; very little in the big scheme. But just see how much racism people are getting over this Novak story. Theres where you can read these Aussie racist comments. That accent kills me because they killed all the Aboriginals who had their own language.

[@Sarah.M98]

@@hondaeownerreviews8608 Exactly! Also notice how almost everyone who said Aussies aren't racists are not people of color.

[@richardmossy5540]

@@Sarah.M98 Aussies are the most racist! Believe me, I am from Germany but I am Nigerian, and I lived in USA for 6 years and then came to Australia. I will say I was so scared of the USA but had an amazing time there, and when I came to Australia I assumed right away it would be good. But in the end it was the worst place out of all 3. I cant wait to leave.

[@TimeTraveller010]

It's not surprising. Many racists from Melbourne, Sydney and other parts of Australia moved to Brisbane. It's a safe haven for racists, the cops are racist too.

[@joshjonson2368]

Yea it's a crisis that's ignored and then occasionally you get a guy who decides he wants to turn up the heat to 100 and shoot up a mosque because things aren't escalating fast enough

[@Emma-zh3ld]

Yes~ I met so many racists in Australia

[@Sarah.M98]

Same.

[@richardmossy5540]

@@Sarah.M98 same!

[@Alex-gc7yv]

Every time I try to figure out if I’m on the right train I get help from friendly Aussies who notice my struggles. I just need to stand there and look around very confused, someone would immediately notice that and tell me what line I’m on. Very kind people.

[@TimeTraveller010]

No, not very kind people. In the city, in Australia one day, I saw an Asian girl that looked very uncomfortable with herself or something. Her English was fractured when speaking, in the mean time I saw an Anglo white male look on, as I asked the Asian girl: Are you ok? In fractured reply she stated WC or washroom, I don't clearly remember wish of the two. I pointed to toilets in the shopping area we were in. She thanked me and rushed off to the toilet. The Anglo male looking on expressed the dissatisfaction on his countenance, and cold almost angry stare towards me. You're European, they will help you first, not the Asian.

[@Alex-gc7yv]

@@TimeTraveller010 I’m Asian. But thank you for sharing your experience.

[@SnowLeopardForever]

@@Alex-gc7yv You look more white than Asian that is probably why you got treated better. You were “passing” for white and didn’t realize it.

[@spiderweb5539]

I’m all sorts of racially mixed, I dont appear Anglo. I’ve been all over the country and I’ve never met someone who just straight up dislikes me due to my background. I don’t think Aussies dislike other ethnicities but more dislike people who don’t attempt to fit into Aussie culture.

[@tzuyoda2750]

As a southeast asian living in Australia for 8 years now, not all but surprisingly many is racist especially towards southeast asians. It's just sad.

[@lafayettejoe296]

I believe Australians and British are much more racist towards Asians compared to usa and Canada.

[@julianomocellin5960]

You're awesome! Thanks for all these classes for free! I really appreciate that!

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

My absolute pleasure, Juliano! Where're you watching from?

[@julianomocellin5960]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast I'm watching from Brisbane, mate! I've been listening your podcast almost everyday during the work. You have no idea how much better is my listening just because of that. Usually I don't speak much English during my shift because I'm CNC operator and your podcast has been my English "dose" . I love the conversations that you have with your father and with Kel. You're just amazing. I hope one day meet you and your especial family. Have a good one, mate! Thank you very much! Muito obrigado por ser esse cara incrível! Te admiro muito!

[@dianrangkuti7138]

Nah I don't think Australian people are racist, I have so many aussie friends and they're all good person

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Glad to hear you've had good experiences Down Under, Dian!

[@dianrangkuti7138]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast and I'd rather to stay in Goldy if I can get over from this pandemic, Surfers Paradise is my dreams to stay there in the future, mostly my friends are from there

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

@@dianrangkuti7138 Yeah, wouldn't mind living up there too, especially as it seems like there's less covid up there currently haha

[@SnowLeopardForever]

You are white or look white, that is probably why you have so many nice (white) Australian friends. It makes the difference.

[@isampower9898]

From my personal experience, Aussie people are not racist, but unfortunately the government is yes. They treat you differently based on your national background.

[@macrick]

HAHAHA!

[@TimeTraveller010]

And executive employers tow the political lines, it means they are racist too and have no problem with it. Is Australia racist against unpronounceable surnamed employees in professional contexts dominated by WASPs, answer: Yes!

[@macrick]

Oh please! They can't even tell a Japanese and a Chinese apart!

[@TimeTraveller010]

@@macrick > < True! And like the Japanese and Chinese case example, the same applies to Greeks and Italians. They are both distinct cultures, irrespective they are neighbors in the same hemisphere.

[@macrick]

@Johnny Mondizia I can add on to this. During the 60s to 70s, there's a lot of Greeks and Italians emigrated to 🇦🇺. They faced all the discrimination coz they either cannot speak English well or at all! Now is, anyone who remotely looks like a Chinese (Asian) or of Chinese descent will get it!

[@bhexxi]

Working for an Australian based company (I'm in the Ph). My co-workers in Au are really kind even if I never met them yet (just virtual due to covid). 'Some' customers, on the other hand wouldn't want to talk to me on the phone when they heard I have a different (Asian) accent. I guess I have to learn and adjust more :)

[@MarcosRavena]

As a Brazilian, it was amazing to see footages of Ratinho Show and Inês Brazil in this video. Please, come to Brazil as soon as possible. You will love it. But don’t forget to back to Australia. Brazil is a country for few courageous people. It’s disgusting. I’m kidding you! Or not! Hahahahhahah P.S.: great point about racism. I totally agree with you.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Haha I was waiting for the first Brazilian to comment :D Yeah, I'm looking forward to going when the borders are finally open :) Where're you from in Brazil?

[@flavsgg]

It may not be the best place to live, but it's not disgusting. Brazil is amazing in so many ways. I wish it was better, but it's not disgusting. "Complexo de vira lata" does you no favours...

[@zerov8721]

I have been living in Melbourne for 6 years now. Are they racist? Not at all. All the people who I meet were really kind to me.

[@kennisc8902]

I have been living in different countries and now at Melbourne. I would say racism is everywhere. Just don’t stereotype people and don’t be one of them 😊

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Yeah, think you've hit the nail on the head, mate. How're you finding Melbourne? Best city? :D

[@kennisc8902]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast yea love melbourne except the frequent lockdowns which drive me nuts 😆 Tassie is good too 😊

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

@@kennisc8902 Yeah... tell me about it, mate. I wish I lived in Tassie, SA, or WA right now!

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Thanks for watching, guys! Let me know in a comment below what you reckon. Are Aussies racist? 👉 Listen to this episode on the podcast: www.aussieenglish.com.au/981 👉 Join my 5-Day FREE English Course: www.aussieenglish.com.au/free-course/ 👉 Join the Premium Podcast here & access 900+ episodes: www.aussieenglish.com.au

[@emyshaw9948]

My answer to that question; Yes,aussie are racist based to my experience Stay Safe

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Sorry to hear that, Emy :( We're not all like that I promise.

[@bluc3cl0ud]

Agreed! I can feel that too.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

:(

[@macrick]

Concur

[@hernansaavedra3797]

I aggree

[@meSNakeIce]

From my perspective racism grows on our misunderstanding of other cultures and on behaviour of some individuals of one nation. People are different everywhere even if they are sharing the same race. It's big work to be done in each head. But biologically mixing race is a key to better life for individual. Cheers to Ludwig's family. Inbreeding kills.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Yeah, I've read that the quickest way for a group to become racist is for it to be isolated from other cultures, groups, races and have no experience with them. The moment they come into contact and get to know one another/their culture/etc. the level of racism plummets.

[@baolong734]

Thanks for the video mate. It improves my listening a lot. Stay safe. from Adelaide

[@TheShad12345]

I have friends who were not or even acquaintances but generally Australian older people and its government are.

[@willbsbs]

Loved the way you have spoken about racism Pete, that was the best and most honest explanation I have ever seen. 👏

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hehe obrigado, amigo. Fala "oi" para Glau para Kel e eu :)

[@willbsbs]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast Ela deu Oie! Ehheheehheh

[@DiosaDe1So1]

No racism until I moved to Queensland. Originally from Melbourne.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Far out. That's a big stereotype in Aus. What kind of racism did you see in Qld if I can ask?

[@DiosaDe1So1]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast Eg: I would be deliberately served last, even if I had been standing in line patiently and for longer. They’d ask people to come through first and if I said anything, they would pretend to not hear me… so I politely don’t say anything anymore and just let it be. The stares I get from people are enough to let me know I am not welcome in some places (I was born here in Australia and my Dad’s Aussie too). Don’t get me wrong, ofcourse it isn’t everyone here in QLD. But I definitely have experienced it in the short amount of time I’ve been here than when I was in Melbourne. It just never happened in Melbourne.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Wow... that's horrible, mate. I'm really sorry to hear that :( And in Melbourne!? You'd think that Melbourne would be one of the least racist places in Australia.

[@DiosaDe1So1]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast No, this happened in QLD only, not Melbourne. Sorry for any misunderstandings. And it’s fine now, I don’t let it get to me anymore ☺️

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

@@DiosaDe1So1 hehe poor Queensland living up to their stereotypes.

[@mannykhan7752]

You're absolutely right by saying that there is a racist in every one of us. Its just easier to point finger at others but not look at ourselves.

[@iscn7830]

I often use the word “generalize” when discussing racism. But now I have more vocab, in-group bias/ preference/ favoritism

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Glad you learnt some new vocab, mate :D

[@tandaslam4427]

I don't think Aussies are racist, but I get the impression that the government is a bit too protectionistic.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

The government is insane right now... They just care about big business and getting reelected.

[@arash2769]

Really enjoyed the video, more of this kind plz mate. BTW, regarding racism, everybody can be a bit racist and be in favor of their language, culture, ethnicity, nationality and you nailed it on that. Esp, it can be the case for people with less education and exposure to the rest of the world.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Thanks a lot Arash :) Planning to do more of these in the future :)

[@eskfivudnndjejff]

Omg i live in Melbourne as well. Please stay safe from lock-down Pete! And thanks for covering the bogan English that I asked few days ago. Ta !

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Lol I'm in Victoria too so I'm in lockdown as well :( Hope you're doing okay, mate.

[@mexicanaenaustraliaof]

I’ve travelled the US & a vast part of Europe and Australia has come across as the least racist country I’ve been to. People have been totally kind to me and most of the people I know. Of course there are racist people like ANYWHERE in the world, but overall the Aussie vibe is super relaxed and less judgmental than other “white” places I’ve been to.

[@tzuyoda2750]

Thank God you're not from southeast asia, they are racist towards us. Well, most of them are. And they also assume that we southeast asians are maids working in their country.

[@mexicanaenaustraliaof]

@@tzuyoda2750 but I see many dudes married to South East Asian girls, I can see that they really appreciate the beauty 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@rizqiramadhan546]

@@mexicanaenaustraliaof they just in it for sex and fetishise asians

[@richardmossy5540]

I am a Nigerian from Germany, I lived in the USA for 6 years and moved to Australia 2 years ago. The Australians are the most racist out of all 3 continents. You are not a Person of Colour so you wouldn't know.

[@joshjonson2368]

Idk maybe it's because they assumed you were anglo Saxon looking

[@causticflow]

I think ill add you just for corrections😃

[@sonivex]

Explain to me how your videos are so freaking good.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Haha you're too kind, mate. You mean the editing or the format?

[@sonivex]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast I don't know. Probably both. I'm fluent in English already and subscribed to your channel when I moved to Australia to learn about the accent but am pretty good at it now and still enjoy the heck out of your content. Great job!

[@causticflow]

Brasil added to the bucket list

[@juancarlosgarciafranco]

I like your videos, I want to learn English, I like Aussie accent

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hey mate, hope the videos help then. Check out my Australian Pronunciation Course here too if you're interested - www.aussieenglish.com.au/apc

[@monicaakoen2018]

What the meaning of 'thats my two cents'?

[@adelaseeri768]

It's means 'thats just my opinion' or my small contribution to the discussion that's where 'my 2 cents' comes from.

[@sheyone9075]

Nah I don’t think so. I love Aussie peoples, very friendly and genuinely friendly. Sometimes random peoples on the street say hi, good morning, hey mate, how you going.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Yeah, that's definitely something I always took for granted growing up. I had friends from Estonia come here and think "All these people smiling and saying hello when they don't know you is really weird". Then they ended up going home to Estonia after a few years and taking that habit with them hehe

[@MHW-ey5do]

I want to come Australia for higher education but Australian government close border due to covid ....awose video it's helpful for improving listening and speaking skills 👌

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hey mate, hope it was interesting. Don't worry! The borders will be open again in the future. Hope you make it then!

[@MHW-ey5do]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast thanks so much for replying....tells how I improve my speaking skills....?

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

@@MHW-ey5do Hey, mate. There's no simply answer to that question that will help you on a personal level, because I don't know you, your level, your personal needs, etc. But really, it's just getting more input from content that's at/slightly above your level in order to continue to expand your vocab and grammar knowledge passively, then speaking more in order to develop fluency :)

[@MHW-ey5do]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast thanks so much for replying Sir, actually I'm student of English literature and language in University, I can read and write but I can't speak because in town and University no source is available for practice......I'm very grateful for your reply

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

My absolute pleasure, mate :) thanks so much for the kind words and support! Good luck with the course :)

[@giulianogiglio5928]

OMG Pete! I can't believe the things you've been watching from Brazil 😂😂

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Haha blame my wife, mate.

[@Oracle550]

As a Australian that was born here,as was my parents but my mothers family tree goes back to Ireland and apparently my fathers family tree I am told has some Indigenous history to it.So like many a bit of mix.You have good and bad people everywhere,all around the world.If you are a good person you will be excepted anywhere anytime.Does not matter what color you are or where you come from.

[@fabianba600]

Great content mate!

[@adhikarikabi09]

Mate, it would be great to meet you in person and talk about langauage and prospects. I have seen you having a proper English language evolution talk with an English guy: such a satisfying occasion that was. One thing, however, I would like to know your view on is how do you take the fact that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used in determining langaguage proficiency? Does it make any sense to disregard body languages including eye contact- which I think is as important as your vocabulary - in English test or any language in general? For example, Peasrson Test of English (PTE) which is a very widely accepted English Testing system uses artificial intelligence to assess all aspects of langauage : Reading, writing, listening and speaking.The first three perhaps make sense, but speaking test on such a way is a deliberate attempt to kill language I assume. I have seen people memorsing templates (off course the test has been there for long enough to know how it works and it is far from perfect interms of designing and contruct) and thus, advance English Certificate in hand whereas, when it comes to put their skill in test, they really struggle. In general, English as testing system is long way off from ideal. I am glad, I learnt English as my second language on my own; countries are under illusion that they are taking in people who are good at languages.

[@julesverneinoz]

The racism thing, it's nuanced. You get treatments that feels racist in area in Australia where the population are largely homogeneous and very little migrants (same rule in various countries in the world). On the other hand, a melting pot like Melbourne you can't spot racist treatments but no doubt there are friction due to mix of values and norms in a democratic country. During COVID there were some anti-social behavior against people with 'chinese' look in Melbourne on social media. That behavior tend to be frowned upon in most of Melbourne, so if you speak up people will help you instead of it developing into a mob behavior. In my case, where I live, the local council have made lots of effort to showcase the work of migrants and their kids for the local community and if I speak back to someone who behaves rudely to me due to my 'asian looks', I know anyone around me will back me up (strangers) as long as I make it known that it's happening.

[@causticflow]

My final thought Thank you for the entertaining video

[@stargirl1613]

I live here in Australia and I am South East Asian. From my experience, Australia isn't racist. The majority are very friendly however you might get some stares from the old locals. Lol. They won't say anything just stare 🤣

[@causticflow]

And i thought Canada treated their indigenous people bad but Australia is definitely on par

[@karenm5294]

Aslong as you respect australian culture .you will be fine.they are very strong on not changing there culture or the way the talk.

[@causticflow]

Keep up the Portuguese at home that how i learned my Pork chop Forca

[@ninzo3727]

Yes

[@andychester]

100% Melbourne!!!! 😂🤙🏻

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Haha all the way, mate!

[@clairdelune1806]

I traveled to a place called Niseko in Japan, where I met a lot of rude and racist Australians. All the Japanese people I met were polite and kind, but...

[@DavidHoughton17]

I am wondering if there is a West Australian accent ?

[@pedroarthurbarbosa]

We have to ask these people what racism is for them! Nowadays everything can be considered racism, this is a big joke!

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Very true. The bar has been lowered to the point where it makes light of true racism. It's a big shame.

[@hondaeownerreviews8608]

Ask the Aboriginals? They will disagree with you.

[@Maha_s1999]

Well, given the type of answers your “hearted”, and this comment, it’s pretty obvious to me where you stand on the subject! So what you want is to just go on making racist comments and for people just to “suck it up”, right?

[@bosstroll158]

Non-racist Australians are very rare

[@AAA-oy4tm]

Honestly racism for the minority is bigger challenge than the spiders or snakes since they don’t bite unprovoked but the racists do. Sorry mate I happened to be your fan also minority Australian

[@farrisbrager4844]

There are good and bad people and bogans just like the rest of the world, personally, I experienced that twice in Tassie, one for a drove through shouting and cursing, another was a group of motorcyclists, again they insulted us first, then we exchanged words no physical contacts, thought of they might be members of Hell Angers LOL.

[@gemmadamayanti6194]

Yes! Melbourne is the best! 😁

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hehehe represent :D

[@프린스송-w8g]

For real. Australia is famous for racism

[@SnowyRVulpix]

These questions annoy me, to be honest. There is nothing special about Australian English. A few different words (Many of which come from Aboriginal dialects), a few different pronunciations... but our English isn't really that different from American or British English. Yet, Americans especially, tend to treat Australia as if we're this far away place that is more foreign to them than Mars. We're not a zoo. We're just like you are.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

We're better ;) More unique hehe

[@appleslover]

Compared to Turkey, I'd say Australia isn't racist at all. Here even politicians use racist language, especially against Arabs (talking About them as if they were animals or parasites, with a very anti-Semitic-like rhetoric that used to be used in Europe in the 19th and early 20th century)

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Wow... that's full on. I don't think any politician would get away here with that kind of language. Fraser Anning was pretty much publicly outcast after he used a phrase that was also used by a certain dictator. :(

[@bharath2508]

What not to do in Australia?

[@adrianeleazarstudio]

Yeah, they are. They are lowkey racist, but that's fine all of us has different prejudices. But majority of minority of aussies are.

[@dietmarramos4781]

Yes, they are

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

:( I promise not all of us are, just the bad ones hehe

[@hernansaavedra3797]

Yes damn yes

[@freeenglishgrammarproject5615]

I love Crocodile Dundee

[@jacelpobre]

Yes I met some, but most of them are lovely people🥰 So I just look on the positive side, well wherever we go they will be always racism.

[@meSNakeIce]

7:38 Do not use "but". Cos you're logically ruining the meaning of sentence before "but". Use "and in the same time" instead.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Haha fair call :D

[@meSNakeIce]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast thanks. It was vital sentence. "It's non of my business and in the same time" sounds better.:)

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

@@meSNakeIce hehe definitely sounds more intellectual.

[@meSNakeIce]

10:32 I'm scared as f*** (fire, yeah😹) how to spend so much money of net income more than all the creatures in Oz.😹

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

lol

[@ishtiaqueahmed3623]

Yes.

[@9f-07-falishaalimasayoga5]

not all bruh

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

haha

[@RefurbIshment-z7l]

He lost all credibility by saying Melbourne is the best city. It's the woke capital. Since COVID half of the state has moved north to less radicalised states 😅

[@raywinny]

not only Aussie but every country has racist people wherever you go, even tho yes "based on my experience" as asian not at all white people are racists, but xenophobic well yeah mostly i met them on social media,no mean to generalized all of them

[@causticflow]

Buddy is a Canadian thing not American just sayin eh

[@kelvinpoly2851]

So......... Yes?

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Haha

[@Heldan]

Yes they are. The more north you go and the more racist they are lol

[@huyche6893]

Yeah they are but not at all

[@dadon5426]

Australian are not racist..

[@Addis360]

Hye pet how are you, i wanna learn english speaking practice ,free talking

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hey mate, check out websites like Speaky.

[@Addis360]

Sorry i wrote your name wrongly.

[@Addis360]

ta for your advice .

[@PAX777]

Are humans mammals? Yes! Are Aussies inherently as a culture quite racist? Yes! #notall

[@kdubs928]

But why?

[@yancyzaogeark]

Hahaha 😁

[@TheQUPLE]

hypocrites.

[@edenklaus342]

Is Perth the most racist place in Australia? Sorry for asking, just wanna ask an opinion from an aussie.

[@biggiedii4889]

Perth is fine. As a Non White Aussie the worst area for racism in Australia (imo) is regional Queensland.

[@edenklaus342]

@@biggiedii4889 are they racist to all foreigners and non white or just only certain race, from what I heard the racism is more toward indian and chinese, is that true?

[@IdontknowhoIameither]

@@edenklaus342 The indian and chinese communities are the biggest in the country. They're easily targeted and mostly hated. To be honest, chinese-looking asians get the same amount of hatefulness, racism and xenophobia as well

[@edenklaus342]

@@IdontknowhoIameither oh man it is gonna be tough life for asian students studying in australia

[@jingyu5399]

@@edenklaus342 yes, and we Chinese and Indian hate each other 😁

[@deadlyone2]

The absence of your (or Dan's video) acknowledgement of the perpetual racism levelled at First Nations people demonstrated the bias you explain. The absence of us in your accent explanations and our existence is a pertinent response on racism says volumes.

[@warheadrecordsaus]

When did u start going bald?

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Looking back, I think around 17-18 I noticed hair was falling out.

[@rodrigodasilva3386]

are ya racist?

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Haha

[@TheQUPLE]

he said yes

[@ese4832]

Wow what a fancy term for racism: "in group bias"

[@anaisg2321]

just fake poeple

[@tamarabuscumb7657]

Thank you for your amazing video Pete

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

My pleasure, Tamara. Would you like to see more of these QandA videos on the channel?

[@nel7929]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast not tamara, but yes. Planning to go there in the future. Just graduated and carefully planning my career so i could go there in like, 5 yrs (hopefully in melbourne)! Your videos are really helpful. Thank you!