Uluru Adventure | Learn Australian English with a Short Story

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[@TommySangNguyen]

I spent 3 years ( back in 2016) living in Australia, I must confess that I really love Aussie English and accent, now I’m in Canada but still speaking in Aussie accent. Aussie is a great country and a part of my youth. If I was given a chance, I would definitely choose to live in Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@stellakalgoorlie5552]

I really enjoy those funny stories with beautiful pics, subtitles and Aussie slangs. Would you please make one story about a weekend with kids?

[@Salstar07]

Epic story mate! It’s helping me so much. Please continue to post your videos.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Cheers, mate! Will do. Have you checked out the previous ones too?

[@Salstar07]

@ Yes mate, I did. They were bonzaas too!

[@ULBEAUTY]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast I love the stories. They are so well read and they are so much fun to listen to. best channel eva!

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Thanks, guys! I'll keep them coming :D

[@stjohn686]

G'day Pete, I was wondering if you could do a short story about the Great Ocean Road and the Twelve Apostles. It would be great. Regards Sagar

[@PirminZemp2731]

I was dear In 2022 Greetings Pirmin From Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@jerplrLn3096]

Yes yes

[@zoria2718]

Interestingly, Ukrainian has its own "...ha?" tag "...га?" which is transliterated the same (although has a different h-sound) and functions is the same way. It's totally unrelated to English etymologically, and I wonder how basically the same thing could have emerged independently.

[@R.M.Y21]

Your accent like British

[@reddog1461]

Check out this channel's vids for one on the 3 types of Australian accent

[@MrTallpoppy58]

Ayres Rock !! Not Uluru. Uluru is a modern name creation but aboriginals to unjustly claim ownership.

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

From what I've just read, it appears the name Uluru is an ancient one and has been used for thousands of years by the Indigenous Anangu people, the traditional custodians of the land. It is not a recent invention but rather the original name for the sacred rock formation. Perhaps you're referring to how the rock was renamed Ayres Rock/Uluru in 1993?

[@MrTallpoppy58]

@@AussieEnglishPodcast So you read the ancient aboriginal texts that named the rock ? Oh, that's tight the Australian Aboriginal had no written language or even a common language for that matter. Also the concept of "sacred" is also a modern invent as is being "the custodians". You are buying into the modern ownership/money grab by the Abo's. They had no concept of ownership. They were stone age hunter gathers. They are also NOT indigenous having arrived here by boat some 50,000 years ago. (Indigenous means from the land, arriving by boat from somewhere else make them "aboriginal" as is first inhabitants, look up a fucking dictionary). So much woke misinformation and outright lies and idiots like you are eating it up.