HOW TO SPEAK AUSTRALIAN | OL, OW, AW, ER Letter Combinations | Australian Accent Tips

[@sandeepchoudhary5860]

please make more videos like this. absolute fun learning with you.

[@candicemoll8386]

Yay! I think accents are fun too! Thanks for watching, I'm doing my best to make more of these videos :-)

[@abbygrima1175]

YOU ARE STUNNING IN EVERY SINGLE WAY CANDICE YOU ARE LITERALLY MY FAVOURITE PERSON IN THE WORLD

[@BrewsNHacks]

Thanks so much for all the content, and a special thanks for the snip at the end! I found your accent tutorials by chance, and kept getting pulled in with “oh, yeah, that one sounds fun!” And it just so happens that I do have a preschooler, and now he and I both love G’Day Let’s Play lol. So, thanks!

[@kbart3792]

I love your videos. They are absolutely fun to watch and learn. Thank you!!🙏🙏

[@rhozzemusic]

This video was amazing, I'm looking forward to the next video!

[@candicemoll8386]

Oh thanks! I'm so glad you found it helpful :-)

[@silverchain1222]

As an ethno aussie I love watchin ur videos! Dont stop makin em m8!

[@starmy6497]

Yayy I was waiting for a new video❤️❤️❤️ you're helping me so much with aussie accent❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@candicemoll8386]

I'm so glad! Thanks for watching! :-)

[@hannahlee7695]

I feel like you're starting to film and upload videos!! I'm so glad and thankful that you let your account be active. Cos it's very helpful for my life in Australia. AND I REALLY LOVE YOUR ACCENT :)

[@candicemoll8386]

Thank you! And yes I'm trying to upload more often. Trying my best :-) Thanks for watching!

[@manjinderkahlon3760]

I really like this video and it is very helpful.

[@maliqjones3374]

thanks 😊for helping me learn a new language where did u learn your first?

[@chelseachen3559]

This is SOOOOOOOO helpful! I really like the way you pronounce!

[@candicemoll8386]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! :-)

[@tootsiepeter39]

Love this!! So useful and amusing at the same time i could watch this all day :D

[@candicemoll8386]

Haha! I'm glad you liked it, thanks for watching! :p

[@BabaYaga-bf4iv]

Thanks, it's a very helpful video PS Love ur smile!

[@sourinejad6013]

I need a few session tutoring to get Ausie accent, I am a citizen of Australia and can speak fluently, but I need to work hard on my accent, I believe

[@arash2769]

Delighted to see you on this channel again ; )

[@candicemoll8386]

Hey, thanks! I'm trying to be consistent :-)

[@Spokenenglish12]

As always your videos are awesome

[@candicemoll8386]

Aww! Thank you so much 😀

[@YashBhardwaj4112]

Awesome like always 👍👍

[@candicemoll8386]

Thanks mate! :-)

[@YashBhardwaj4112]

@@candicemoll8386 please can u guide us what type of slangs,words or poppular phrases used by teenagers in Australia 😋😋

[@erolakkulak2138]

You explain the phonemes very well and remarkably.

[@steveyang9788]

I am just looking at your face,eyes,eyebrows,mouth,smile until the end. can't get enough of it. I think I am in love:)

[@bellcatch3641]

Awesome! I realized that the word 'score' sounds weird when using the aw sound at the end. Please let me know if the aw combo applies to the pronunciation of the word 'score'. P.S. You really have helped me out big time. Thanks so much!

[@candicemoll8386]

Bell Catch hi! You are correct, the word ‘score’ uses the ‘aw’ sound. You don’t pronounce the R at all, so the word sounds like ‘skaw’.

[@jiapear562]

Love ur teaching sO much💕

[@candicemoll8386]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it :-)

[@Bijayberakumar]

Lovely style

[@authenticas........]

I’ve got a selftape audition for Home and Away tomorrow and your channel helped as my accent is Irish but I’m in Sydney

[@candicemoll8386]

Congratulations on your audition!! and Chookas! I'm glad I could help you :-)

[@katecoble1568]

In case you might be curious about it, here's a link to a Wikipedia article that can help clarify the distinction in usage of the terms "prawn", and "shrimp": en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prawn.

[@laurahugillofficial]

12:56 thank you. 😊

[@Bijayberakumar]

I love it

[@afsaaasiazaira3723]

I like British accent as well as Ausie. Idk which one I should watch the video fo~

[@Kevgitz17]

Definitely Aussie English so much cooler mate

[@chiara1545]

10:50 I burst into laughter and almost spilled all the water 🙃

[@candicemoll8386]

Chiara hahaha! Gotta try it just for fun 😂

[@gilbertoborges8478]

Very good

[@sandeepchoudhary5860]

Soljuh- soldier! Great video Candice as always !

[@candicemoll8386]

Thanks mate! :-)

[@darthvader3910]

Hi Candice can you go through most of the letter combos that use the Australian "ou" sound please. Youve covered the other o's in depth but not this one. Thanks

[@Kittycat60997]

😊 fun fun thx

[@melquides2]

Excellent video!

[@candicemoll8386]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jays3176]

I've taken a IELTS test at UWA, Perth, today, just used a Aussi acccent talking to the examiner lady. Haha! Thank you for your tips！

[@candicemoll8386]

Aaaaahhh that's Amazing!! Congratulations! I'm so glad these videos helped you with your exam! :-)

[@candicemoll8386]

I don't know much about the IELTS but I've had a few people ask for a video specific to the study needed for this test. Now that you have taken the test, do you think there is a section that would be helpful if I made a video?

[@jays3176]

@@candicemoll8386 I think most of the non-native speakers are struggling with the speaking test. When I was talking to my Aussie friends, I am confused whether my grammer, intonation or use of words are authentic or not as they are always nice and they don't correct me.

[@jays3176]

@@candicemoll8386 Thank you, 小姐姐（Xiao Jiejie）haha!

[@rodolfocasagrande9450]

Wow I loved the tips!! You got a new sub :) I'll do an exchange to Australia soon so I'm very very very grateful for your videos!!

[@candicemoll8386]

I'm so glad they're helping you. Thanks for subscribing! :-)

[@haha-eg8fj]

A lot of Aussies pronounce ow like "i-a-uh-o" sound. For example, out -> iaot, empower -> empiaowa

[@binduupadhyaya4953]

I am from Nepal currently studying in Tasmania.Is there a possibility of a video in Tasmanian accent.keen to learn.you are so beautiful.😍😘

[@candicemoll8386]

Unfortunately I've never spent any time in Tasmania, so I wouldn't be a great source of info on the local dialects.

[@fastprofessionals2232]

Nice

[@moatsemalzanaty4400]

Great job interesting video you are gifted But why you don't use the IPA and comparing the standared british and australian I'm so confused between these two accents sometimes i think the only difference is (t )

[@candicemoll8386]

Thanks! And good suggestion, I'll look into this :-)

[@1619sammy]

I literally love you I watch you on the fairy’s and you don’t look at all like you did how long ago did you guys film the fairy’s

[@Ragdoll00]

I'm from straya but I don't move my lips/mouth really at all while talking

[@anilshrestha4005]

Thanks for the great video. Can you do me a favour and add more videos regarding connecting speech.

[@candicemoll8386]

Oh great question! Sure, I'll look into this :-)

[@Bijayberakumar]

Interesting personality

[@AtariM216]

wow, i often teach my Korean students how to say walk to work. its hard!

[@candicemoll8386]

Oh it's a really hard sentence to say!

[@Danz_ok]

Here from extra brave

[@wellbealright9650]

I’m aussie but I go to a school and it has a lot of English people and so now I have a slight English accent and I want my Aussie accent back how do I get it back?

[@candicemoll8386]

Ah I know this dilema well! It's very simple. Listen to Aussie radio/podcasts, watch Aussie TV, and really try to pay attention to the differences between the accents. If you can hear it in someone else, you can notice when you're making changes. Good luck!

[@mottahead6464]

Is it just me or there's other people around who hear a soft didgeridoo-like vibrating sound any time we hear Australians talk?

[@harshchoksi8471]

I have been to Australia normally Aussie speaks much faster than her. I am feeling comfortable with your pace.

[@candicemoll8386]

Yep, I always slow down a bit in teaching mode :-)

[@solac388]

Good onya!

[@user-bf8ud9vt5b]

I say "@#$!" when I hurt myself ... and a family member invariably pipes up to say, "Do it again, I didn't see it!" Smart arses. Lol

[@candicemoll8386]

Haha!

[@rosejanelabitan2122]

❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰

[@andymarkle465]

I think er ɚ canadian is pronunced as ø~œ.

[@Bijayberakumar]

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[@douglasmarinho3653]

For me, the way you Australians don't pronounce the R sound it sounds too beautiful to me because I hate pronounce these R's everytime I don't know how Americans do this all the time, my tongue tenses very much when I speak these R's all the time

[@YourMajesty143]

I love the sound of R, especially when they're rolled in Spanish or Italian. Btw New Yorkers, Bostonians, and much of the East Coast (and part of the Midwest) drop the R. America is a big country with tons of dialects. Try not to stereotype.

[@douglasmarinho3653]

@@YourMajesty143 yeah! I've learned that

[@YourMajesty143]

@@douglasmarinho3653 - Same lol. Thanks, Doug.

[@beameup64]

I thought the language was "Strain"?? lol

[@Bijayberakumar]

U r naughty