Phrasal Verbs With AROUND And ABOUT | Effortless Phrasal Verbs | Aussie English

[@sarahsmiths550]

I’m in love with Aussie accent mate!! Anyone says: Aussie accent is not nice, he/she is in trouble mate!!! I’m also in love with unique animals in this massive land! Love and peace ✌️ for all!

[@sliobutros6664]

Hello Peter, Thank you for your Aussie English lessons. I'm from Australia, I'm a refugee, 61 years old. Regards Slip Butros

[@mrwhitedev2655]

Excelent lesson. The way you've put the explanations was clear enough pushing us to think like a native.

[@alexandra2203]

Thanks for this video

[@veloriba]

I just got dizzy for a second :) But your teaching technic is brilliant! Especially when you're describing how you natives build these phrases.

[@sk_dayo]

thank you mate the lesson helped me a lot

[@kashishkundal8797]

Just want to tell u that your hand gestures your body movement and your head movement helps me more the your words to understand the context as i m not the native speaker..yes one more thing to mention is your voice intonations is also equally important so never change them..god bless u If possible plz shave ur beard or change its style its not looking very cool or otherwise if it is cool then i might not be having fashion sense. My bad Plz dont mind..u r amazing and fantabulous

[@ygnightwishsb19channel8]

Hi... You're videos are so helpful for me...coz' I am an ESL teacher... I teach Korean and Japanese students who are planning to work or study abroad... As most of them wanna go to Australia for working holiday... I wanna teach them Aussie accent... but it's challenging in my part becoz I can't speak in Aussie accent...

[@ismailmecheire1745]

morning , I want how many phrasal verbs thanks

[@ismailmecheire1745]

morning I want to know how many phrasal verbs there are

[@alexrabi4055]

Tha bro I myself sometimes watching at ur teaching us thats killa but I have a book of slang words thanks anyhow

[@genespacheco1446]

Verly Verly good tenkio

[@javierarroyovergara17]

You and my boss always say "of my top of my head or from the top of my head" what is the meaning of that? it is without thinking much, is it correct? Thank a lot !

[@javierarroyovergara17]

Aussie English thanks

[@javierarroyovergara17]

Thank you ...you are awesome!

[@sectarypb2922]

Can you pls explain about “ onya “ when and where can I use it

[@alexrabi4055]

Sevak Moga when you want say to who is has been great job or something like that u can say to it good onya instead

[@jingyiren7610]

Thanks pete,always very helpful I get up everyday 5.30am ,and start my daily studying from your video one by one

[@gabrielarodriguez8223]

Tus ojos son muy bellos

[@prathulcute]

how u guys pronouncing the english language!! its amazing talent and accent!!but iam unable to follow unless its slower...