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In this expression episode of Aussie English I teach you guys the meaning of the expressions "To hit the hay" and "To hit the sack" and how to use them.Check out the Aussie Chinwags: To hit the hay/sack episode where Ian and Jo discuss what the expression means to them and how they'd use it here - https://youtu.be/LyjjUATR_ocSend us Fan Mail
In this episode of Ask Pete Anything I answer Ali's questions, "How do I make more Aussie friends?".Send us Fan Mail
In this Like A Native episode of Aussie English I teach you guys how to use the phrase "Will do!" to respond to requests or demands.Send us Fan Mail
In this episode of Walking With Pete I chat to you guys about the importance of learning YOUR most commonly used phrases in the language you're learning.Send us Fan Mail
Today I learned that the cute and cuddly platypus is venomous!Send us Fan Mail
In today's episode of Walking With Pete I talk to you guys about the importance of using up, finishing, completing, etc. your resources for whatever skill you're trying to master before upgrading to the next set of resources. For instance, with regards to me and skateboarding at the moment I aim to ride my new board into the ground, that is ride it until it's ruined, broken, unusable, before I upgrade to a new one. And I use wanting to get a new board as motivation to train hard so I can get there sooner!Send us Fan Mail
In this episode I teach you guys how to use the expression "To wait and see".Send us Fan Mail
In this episode I teach you how to pronounce "Would Not Have" in its different contraction forms, "Wouldn't have", "Wouldn't've" and "Wouldn'ah".Note: "Wouldn't've" and "Wouldn'ah" are never written in English. When said they're still written as "Wouldn't have".Send us Fan Mail
In this episode I chat to you guys about changing your attitude when trying to do well in any given field. I argue that the best attitude to have is to look for reasons to say yes instead of excuses to say no.Send us Fan Mail
TIL that men used to fight kangaroos for entertainment from 1891 all through the early and mid 1900s.From the publisher's feed
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