Pronouncing Through, Tough, Thorough, Thought, Though | Learn Australian English

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[@emersonxavier4169]

Hey mate. You're doing a fabulous work on sharing details about Australian English. I'm Brazilian and I've chosen to live in Australia, so I want to be part of this team. Not saying everyone needs to sound like Australian, but everyone needs to respect these few unique things from this country. The language is one them. Kudos to you, matey!

[@Yoji123]

i love practicising after you .... thank you really helpful ... keep making videos

[@곰곰-s5g]

Hey Thank you so much that made this video. I have felt difficult about pronunciation of these words. my problem is gone👋🏼 and I'll keep going to get help from Aussie English. 😘

[@supriyantiyanti6933]

Thank you for the lesson. It helps me a lot to pronounce that words

[@jin-whoanlee7412]

This is what I have been looking for. you are like the load of Aussie English. haha.

[@00kiss00L]

1:29 So let's go THROUGH some example sentences... me: good enough

[@eunjeseong1224]

Aussie would say. Fuckk off I'm done mate

[@marcelabrotto]

@@eunjeseong1224 It's because they are lazy, though

[@vilyaua]

great stuff, very tough one )

[@aytenb.2802]

Those are very useful to me. thank you so much 😇

[@fnamelname3182]

Not a significant problem to pronounce all of these sounds for any russian speaker, i noticed among the audience some of them including me :) i watch your channel thoroughly, but the main problem is just to speak and keep in mind all of the appropriate phrases and figures of speech - sometimes English too complicated :), however your videos very positive - have been watching all of them since the very beginning ! Definitely you're going to tell us more ! Keep going ! Thank you !

[@ЭльвираШаипова-у1ь]

Thanks a lot!

[@ericericfok]

Thank you mate, it really helps!

[@fabiolamacario9065]

Good morning sir.watching from BAGUIO CITY Philippines.Godbless.

[@sanjayghatani2842]

Simple,you are the best.

[@silvana2186]

Thank you! I had problems with all these

[@esmeraldalopezcoral]

it's help me at all. thanks

[@languagegym4934]

G'day! These are one of my favorite words in English. They are quite challenging. :) By the way I love Aussie accent. I have discovered your channel yesterday and absolutely loved it. Greetings! :)

[@languagegym4934]

You're welcome! :) Hmm...I'm Polish. :D I am currently learning German and Spanish...but English is a big passion of mine...love its accents, slang, differences and similarities between all the english speaking countries. So your channel is super useful! Thank you! :)

[@languagegym4934]

hah you are right...but also incredibly beautiful. :P Languages have always been a big part of my life. I started to study German at school and then years after...it came back to me, it's also useful for where I live now. Well...Spanish...I have always wanted to speak Spanish since I was a child. Maybe because of telenovelas. :D And what have driven you to make youtube videos teaching Aussie?

[@languagegym4934]

Interesting! : ) i don't want to mess up your comment section so i will not do any more questions. Even if i have some. Keep up the good work! ; )

[@romanumpire7027]

Thanks you mate

[@gautambatra3344]

Good one mate!!!

[@pema3340]

thank you very much for the videos. i saw a lot of videos of yours. Do they have sequence?

[@queenmegawatis5486]

well done mate,thx for the help for those words

[@sheetalsharma3773]

thank you so much sir..

[@sheetalsharma3773]

Love from India

[@345eclipse]

Your videos are really working to speak Australian accent if we practice.. Good job...

[@MilSpecScout]

Though has to be the hardest for this native American English speaker. I can get literally every other pronunciation, but the "know/no, though, flow, bro" pronunciations are the absolute most difficult thing to do. I've literally spent 4 hours last night trying to even sound remotely close to authentic Aussie! Any tips?

[@archita7343]

Not his sky blue eyes staring into soul at and every pause 💀

[@jungkook_bts2950]

thanks 😎

[@play005517]

Now I realize Australians say "thorough" with an ending /ʌ/ or "ah" sound. One of my English teacher back in high school was studied abroad in Australia. And now I finally know why I feel weird when I ask him how to pronounce those word. It is because the other teachers were studied in US/Canada or England. And they used to say /θ'ɚo/ with an ending /o/ or "oh" sound. This cause inconsistency in my childhood struggled to learn English.

[@lisnadaslam8112]

thanks 😍

[@brucesmith2942]

Nice smile 😙

[@rasoulziabari2137]

hi i need to learn connected speech thanks

[@maryjanebalicaol5434]

thank you mate. it really helps a lot. :-) :-) :-D

[@sevdacolakbuyuk9332]

Good vıdeo 👍👍👍

[@amaheyyy5191]

i just liked the video and subscribe ofc!☺️

[@mary-bp8oz]

Amazing

[@alexanderrudakov59]

G'day! I am struggling with these words: This, These, bear, beard they are real pain in the neck for me = )

[@sairamansoor4522]

English is our second language...i want someone to teach my son basic English ..how to pronunciate and how to open a mouth and all???? is there anyone???

[@sevdacolakbuyuk9332]

👏👏👍👍👍👍👍

[@brightmindsstudio-1994]

Hard as hell 😭😭

[@RainbowFishSaysHello]

"ough" occurs when someone doesn't know how to spell something, so they mash the keyboard without looking. Basically when dictionary writers reach the 36 hour sleep deprivation mark.

[@bindawang3322]

personally, i find it very difficult to pronounce thorough. good video.

[@bindawang3322]

got it. thank you very much!

[@nikolayfoshchii3494]

Hi Pete. It's very useful one. My last experience about the word "neighbour" spelling was pretty tough too. Though, it has the same letters O U G H but they are separated in GH and OU. How do you think, does construction GH always have difference as it sounds from as it is written in the words in English?

[@saralampret9694]

Don't look at me like that

[@words.of.silence]

🌍🌎🌏🌐😊👍🏼

[@scygnius]

That almost ü sound in words like through and two, man... I still have a hard time totally pronouncing that one, as an American.

[@imienazwisko8742]

"threw"

[@rinioktiani3419]

I have problem with my writing .. especially with thought and though. 🙄

[@karlaquintana9067]

This is probably the most difficult video of yours. I can't pronounce it if I try to read it yet.

[@yasanthibagya4623]

English You can be understood the let's go Example Very looked Tough to point Staff is we might looked Tough Art Water cover listen the jobs was books Blow,Know,go,Foe One more time good job free time yes English understood like subscribe.....

[@saralampret9694]

Bitch and beach and shit and sheet... I feel always awkward when i want a shit of paper.... 😆 Will i sound normal or dirty, It is like lotery

[@saralampret9694]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast oooh you have one?!? Awesome! I didn't know

[@drgrunental3865]

I just can't pronounce though properly

[@markaddison9430]

Not to try and confuse your audience, but you missed words such as 'trough', 'cough', 'caught' etc