The 24 Australian English Consonants | Pronounce All English Consonants | Aussie Pronunciation

[@mengyuan59]

Thanks Pete,I like these pronunciation courses and other your videos.I'm repeating it again and again,thank you sooo much

[@saffu46]

I have been to Australia for couple years and since then I have desire to learn Aussie english and now I have foumd you mate You're doing a great job

[@marinavounatsou7652]

Hello! I find your videos very helpfull and i was wondering maybe you could make a video helping us pronounce the o's in words like no, so etc. I've noticed that it is very strong and lets say very aussie! Cheers!

[@memom7821]

You are wonderful and I admire you very much

[@shielamaegallardo7716]

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[@memom7821]

Shiela Mae Gallardo what do you say I don't understand?

[@marinelbandales4316]

Thank you so much😘

[@marthalucia3030]

Thank Pete!

[@elthonabreu]

"Mate" is the most aussie word in whole world! Haha

[@xyzct]

I thought it was "housing collapse".

[@sapphirefire291]

@@xyzct what?!

[@sapphirefire291]

add an "oi" in front and that is about as aussie as you can get.

[@rubencrdlh]

Thanks petee!!

[@sugarana1580]

0:44 & 0:45 are write pronounciation or the words are up and down, i am just confused.

[@jioden9665]

Pat and pot are the wrong way around

[@felipeantunes3635]

Good stuff!

[@hanguyennhat2922]

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[@filipeferreira8965]

Great Video! Congrats! ;)

[@skimmilk4744]

The sequence of sound marks for 'pot' and 'pat' seems like reversed.

[@saffu46]

Hi Pete I wanna ask you a question after watchin this video The way you are pronouncing affricatives (I pronounce it affricaytives). So where can find a guide to pronounce every word correctly the way you are

[@rebeccasanders9289]

Hey there - I noticed you are adding /uh/ to the end of the sounds. This is incorrect and sounds like /p/ should not have /uh/. You're saying /puh/ and not /p/. These videos are helpful, but only if the sounds are said correctly!

[@fnamelname3182]

Hi Pete, I don't know, but anyway I'll ask you :), may be you've done some videos dedicated to the question of pronunciation similarly sounded words like for example ear-year our-hour and etc. and if not, this would be interesting if you'll shed some light on that topic deeply than other bloggers do, I mean extensive list of examples which ppl do use in day to day conversations a lot. Because the real speech is slightly different from dictionary examples and everyone's​ tends to pronounce those words differently anyway.

[@chadrilcon1024]

Thanks, mate, great stuff! These look like the old vowels though? isn't it /dʒɐdʒ/ not /dʒʌdʒ/

[@jamesz7743]

Thank you but it would be better if you show us how to pronounce focusing on lip and tongue

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hey mate, you can learn all of this here - www.aussieenglish.com.au/apc100eb

[@sapphirefire291]

I already have an Aussie accent, why am I watching this?

[@Ashok4174]

P at 0:41

[@michaeljohnston468]

There are 21. Consonants I mean is there was 24 consonants there would be 2 vowels and there is 5 vowels in the alphabet so it’s we