American vs Australian English | Interview with Stefanie the English Coach

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Today, I interview Stefanie the English Coach about learning English ini 2019 and the differences between American English and Australian English.
I often get asked questions like:
- What's the difference between American vs Australian English?
- How should I learn Australian English or American English?
- Is it important to learn Australian English vs American English?
- What's the best way to learn English online?
In this interview, Stef and I have an informal and natural English conversation about her experiences learning foreign languages, her philosophy for teaching English and how ESL students should learn English, as well as how American and Australian English differ.
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[@eduardohorta5784]

Awesome video! What a great interview man! I got your video from Stefanie’s site, and it was so great that I subscribed right away. I’ve been following her for a few weeks now and I find her material not only excellent from the language point of view, but inspiring and aplicable to many aspects of life. By the way, I’ve always been fascinated with Australia, so want a great interview combo! Cheers from Arizona.

[@barbaraaraojo504]

I love Steffanie! The way she speak the way she teach us, it's incredible! Thanks! ❤❤❤

[@jxjhe8656]

Sooo happy to see you here in the same video！！！I followed both of you on KZbin last year. Great English teachers and always cheer me up：）

[@Powerofinvestings]

Wow! What an informative vlog! Agree totally with the way grammar is given emphasis when we (Indian) try to learn English and that really hold us back for what we are looking for. Thanks to both of you. Please keep it up!

[@ryanctliu]

One of the most beautiful English teacher on KZbin!

[@Frankflores111]

Wooooooooooow I didn't know about this crossover!! omg you guys are amazing!

[@jorgeromera3861]

Superb interview, guys. There are things I don't agree with and others I do agree with, of course, but I've enjoyed the 51 minutes. Good job!

[@dcf93]

This is the best video ever about language itself

[@sisayasfaw6197]

Amazing and best must know conversation I give it 5 star

[@raquelsoares2539]

Great work, guys!

[@joseantoniogonzalesguzman6846]

My 2 favorites teacher! Love you!💙

[@LucynaAustralia]

Love u both. Learn a lot with you! 🇧🇷🇦🇺🇺🇸

[@carlosalfredozelaya3225]

Nice video guys, I am from Centro America, Nicaragua. My first language is spanish and I study english and I was able to understand 80% that you said, in my country is difficult to learn english because we are not visited to native english speakers frequently.

[@fatemehghafari3426]

Fascinating interview.

[@maksimtarasov4820]

It was amazing I understood everything))))

[@marianoscotti8899]

👏👏👏👏👏👏 A great lesson ! Muy buena lección, che ! 😀 Un abrazo para los dos, from Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina

[@yanantong2489]

I like your conversation

[@charybdisgreydragon1302]

As another odd stray thought, as an ELAR classroom teacher of native speakers, I often tell my students that my job is to teach them "standard edited American English" which is a foreign language, but that luckily, it is closely related to the English that they speak at home. Therefore, all I have to teach them is the differences between the two languages. That often helps when I have to teach them the "rules" of English, even though they might argue, "No one really says that."