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Welcome to Australian English 101 podcast where you can learn all things about Australia and the English we speak.

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English Syllables 01.05.2020 (00:09:16)

Syllables are the most simplist part of speach. Learning a word from its syllables makes learning a language much easier.

English Minimum Free Forms29.04.2020 (00:04:43)

These are a single word on parts of a word that can express meaning in themselves.

Very very bad boy14.02.2020 (00:03:01)

What does Very Very Bad /Girl

Difference between Dreams, Wishes and Goals01.02.2019 (00:05:06)

Dream Wish Goal

English: Fat Chance and Slim Chance meaning30.12.2018 (00:02:02)

What does Fat Chance and Slim Chance mean. 4wh2getv

English: How to use No Dramas in a sentence29.12.2018 (00:02:31)

In English we use the phrase No Dramas in sentences to indicate there is No Problem. 4wh2getv

Invite to YouTube 21.12.2018 (00:00:30)

English Articles: for A to M nouns 11.12.2018 (00:04:05)

Today I talk about the articles you should use at the start of nouns.

English: To Kick the Bucket07.12.2018 (00:01:43)

Today I teach what this phrase means and how to use it in a sentence.

English:To Chuck a Fit05.12.2018 (00:01:15)

English: To chuck a fit, and how to use it is speach.

What does "To Kick the Can down the Road" mean29.11.2018 (00:02:21)

I explain what kicking the can down the road means.

Is it a beautiful day26.11.2018 (00:01:14)

How to use beautiful day in a entene

Can you learn a language?26.11.2018 (00:04:41)

Is a new language hard?

Intro02.10.2018 (00:00:14)

I’m Australian English 101 and this is my first Anchor episode! Send me a voice message to let me know your thoughts about my podcast.

US or UK spelling02.10.2018 (00:09:25)

Does Australia use US or UK spelling. Well both.

To learn English grammar or not31.05.2018 (00:06:44)

Grammatical is an artificial form of English as opposed to natives forms that evolve naturally.

ER endings into RING endings27.04.2018 (00:04:13)

Er endings into InG engdings in verbs.

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