In this language tutorial video, Phil Rosenbaum interviews Australians about their favorite Aussie slang phrases. In Australia, of course the official language is English, but Australians have a rich and colorful array of expressions and slang words that they use. Check out this instructional language video and learn the meanings of several Aussie slang phrases.
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Pronounce the word "panacea"
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Make the AH sound in American English
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Pronounce the English word "queue"
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Use the word "being" correctly in English
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How To:
Pronounce "faux pas"
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How To:
Pronounce similar vowel sounds in English
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How To:
Describe the feeling of fear in English
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How To:
Put on a convincing Irish accent
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How To:
Speak with a Liverpudlian 'scouse' accent
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How To:
Use rhymes to create a natural rhythm in your speech
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How To:
Use "we're" & "were" properly
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How To:
Develop a natural rhythm when speaking English
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How To:
Know what words to stress when speaking English
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How To:
Understand present, past and future tenses in English
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How To:
Describe a famous person in English
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How To:
Ask and reply to questions in English
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How To:
Pronounce the soft "i" and a hard "e" in English
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How To:
Use the slash punctuation mark
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How To:
Describe problems in English
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How To:
Write a discussion essay outline
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How To:
Pronounce the word "panacea"
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Make the AH sound in American English
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Pronounce the English word "queue"
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it is different from american slang aussie version for example if your car wont start it is START YA BARTARD or in a bar {pub} if sombody is pissing you off just say #$%@ OFF YOU CLOWN at your own risk! just an example.
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