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  • AE 1206 - This Episode Was Made by an AI

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    G'day, you mob! Welcome back to this weekly episode on the Aussie English podcast. And yes, you read that right - today's episode was made by an AI!

    AI, or artificial intelligence is really making the wave these days. You can pretty much AI-fy anything now - from online articles, to visual art, and now even human voice!

    For some, it can be hard to wrap their head around this kind of tech.

    And so I got on ChatGPT and Eleven Labs for an excellent episode today!

    No, this episode description wasn't made by an AI.
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    Thanks for listening today, don't forget to send me what you thought of this episode!

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  • AE 1205 - Expression: Get Your Hopes Up

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    G'day, mate! Today's weekly Aussie English expression episode is about the phrase
    "get your hopes up".

    In today's episode, I talk about my plant shopping experience, without not telling Kel! Eek! Anyway, I also answer a listener's question of what is my favourite English & Portuguese words.

    Next up, I also share a hilarious joke about the "satisfactory" factory that I think you'll enjoy!

    As always, I provide an explanation of the phrase "to get your hopes up" and its definition as becoming enthusiastic about something that may not happen.

    To help you understand the phrase better, I give out examples of how the phrase "get your hopes up" applies in dating and with pets -- yes, I mean Peaches, our cat. There are pronunciation tips that I think will be helpful for you, too.

    Lastly, there's a listening and writing comprehension exercise using a clip from the TV show "Koala Man." I hope that you find this exercise fun and useful for improving your listening skills!

    Thanks for always tuning in to the Aussie English Podcast. I look forward to hearing your thoughts about the episodes, and to bringing you more language learning content in future episodes!

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  • AE 1204 - Expression: Beat Yourself Up

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    In this week's episode, we're going to be exploring the expression 'beat yourself up.' But before we dive into the lesson, I wanted to share a quick joke with you. It's about two deaf men who are fighting - don't worry, the joke isn't unfair, and it's all in good fun. So, be ready to laugh and learn!

    Throughout the episode, I'll be giving examples of how to use the expression 'beat yourself up.' I also want you to join me in practicing how to say it correctly and pay close attention to the connecting words and sounds in the phrases.

    To help with your listening comprehension, make sure you have downloaded & printed this episode's worksheet to take notes as you listen! Today audio clip is from the Australian comedy-drama series Five Bedrooms.

    Thanks again for being a valued listener, and hope to see you in the next episode!


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  • AE 1203 - Pete's 2c: Where to Travel on a Road Trip Across Australia

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    Welcome back to another exciting episode of Pete's 2c! Hope you're doing well and enjoying the podcast. I really appreciate your continued support and love for the Aussie English podcast.

    Firstly, I want to thank you for giving positive feedback on the new
    Aussie Accents 30-day Challenge Course. Can't wait to see how you go, and I'm thrilled to know that you're all finding it helpful.

    On today's episode, I'll be answering questions from my Instagram followers. I  got interesting questions here, including the perennial debate: Do Aussies say cookies or biscuits? Tune in to find out!

    I'll also be talking about the top five most difficult words to pronounce in English, like "anaesthetist," "Worcestershire," "mischievous," and "quinoa." Hope this helps you improve your pronunciation skills and sound like a native speaker.

    Now, if you're planning a road trip in Australia, I got you covered! I'll be talking about the best places to visit, like the Great Barrier Reef, the Daintree Forest, the Kimberleys, Nullarbor Plain, the Great Ocean Road, Tasmania Island, and the Blue Mountains.

    Finally, I'll be answering one of the most frequently asked questions: What is the best city to live in Australia? Although it's hard to say, I do have good suggestions today.

    Thanks again for listening! See you in the next episode!

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  • AE 1202 - Expression: Live Your Best Life

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    Welcome back to the Aussie English podcast! I am thrilled to share with you the latest episode today, where we dive into the meaning of the English expression
    "live your best life".

    In this episode, I break down the expression and provide examples of how to use it in sentences. Join me in practicing saying the expression and listen closely to the dialogue from the TV series Rake. I am sure you will find it interesting and fun!

    Also, I am going to answer a question from one of our listeners, Sahar. Sahar asked how I feel when a colleague can't speak English fluently. My answer might surprise you, so be sure to listen to it because it can help others understand the importance of language diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

    Finally, don't forget to check out the new Aussie Accents 30 Day Challenge! This course is designed to help you improve your understanding of Australian English accents, and I can't wait to hear how it goes for you!

    Thank you for listening to our podcast, and I hope you enjoy this latest episode. Don't forget to share your feedback and thoughts with us on our social media channels. See you in the next episode!

    If you're someone learning Australian English as a second language and you want to improve your pronunciation, reduce your foreign accent and sound more like an Australian when you speak English, check out my content at
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  • AE 1201 - Expression: Sit On Your Hands

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    Welcome back to a new episode of the Aussie English Expression series, where we explore and explain popular phrases and idioms in the English language.

    In today's episode, we will dive into the expression "sit on your hands." I will define the expression and break down the meaning of each word, so you can better understand its use. Then, I will provide some practical examples to help you master the expression's context and usage.

    We will also do a quick dip on its history, with a light chew on how it came to be a part of everyday language.

    Join me as we will also analyze the pronunciation of the sentences, paying attention to intonation, stress, and speech connections, which will help you sound more like a native English speaker.

    To make the most of this episode, be sure to grab a paper and pen and listen carefully to the audio clip from a popular TV series.

    I hope that you find this episode to be a fun learning experience, and that you enjoy it as much as I did creating it!

    Thanks for being a loyal listener!

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  • AE 1200 - Expression: Do The Heavy Lifting

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    Welcome back to a new expression episode here on the Aussie English podcast!

    Today, I answered a fan question from Isthar who asks what is my favorite Brazilian food. Fun fact: I eat it with Vegemite!

    In addition, I have a fun joke about cows and the gym.

    On this episode, I will break down the meaning of the words in the phrase "do the heavy lifting" and I will give common, daily situations where you can use this expression.

    Join me in practicing saying the expression and then listen and try to write down what was said in the audio clip from the Australian series Bump.

    Don’t forget to download this episode’s FREE worksheet!

    See you in the next episode!

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  • AE 1199 - Expression: Have No Leg To Stand On

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    Welcome back to the Aussie English podcast!

    In today's English lesson, we will be talking about the expression "no leg to stand on."

    A listener recently asked me the question, "What do you suggest for a newcomer to Australia to do to level up their English speaking skills?" Tune in as I give my best suggestions!

    You also might fall of your seat as give a joke about legs.

    We'll then talk about the meanings of the expression "no leg to stand on" and its different variations. We will also be exploring the origin of this expression.

    So, grab a paper and pen and join me today! I will also be playing an audio clip from the Australian TV series Mystery Road: Origin, so be sure to listen carefully!

    Don’t forget to download this episode’s FREE worksheet!

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  • AE 1198 - Expression: Touch-and-Go

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    Welcome to this weekly English expression episode on the Aussie English podcast!

    Today’s expression is “touch-and-go”.

    You might have heard of this earworm tune in the 90s titled “Touch And Go” by Rupert Holmes. And the lyrics go “Life is touch and go, it’s sink or swim. But never doubt if you’re out on a limb...”

    (How many expressions did you see in that previous sentence?)

    In today’s episode, I talk about the history of the expression “touch-and-go” and its several meanings. 

    I also answer a question from IG user EVGK who asks “What does Woolworth’s mean?” Does it sound like something you can wear?

    I will define each of the words in the expression and explain the meaning of the idiom. There will be example situations so you’ll know when to use the expression “touch-and-go”.

    Join me in the pronunciation exercise and note the parts where connected speech is required.

    Finally, don’t forget to download this episode’s FREE worksheet!

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  • AE 1197 - Expression: Until the Cows Come Home

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    Welcome to this weekly English expression episode on the Aussie English podcast!

    Today’s expression is “until the cows come home”.

    Can you tell what this expression is about? Yeah, can be hard to tell just by reading the phrase, right!

    In today's episode, I talk about the origin of this expression and give you example situations so you can use in your daily conversations.

    I will also answer a question from Daniel who asks about using the verb "to pop" -- like, the sound made when a small balloon 'pops'.

    And finally, don't forget to join in our weekly pronunciation exercise so you'll know how to pronounce the expression "until the cows come home".

    If you're someone learning Australian English as a second language and you want to improve your pronunciation, reduce your foreign accent and sound more like an Australian when you speak English, check out my content at
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    And grab my Australian Pronunciation Course here - https://www.aussieenglish.com.au/courses

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G’day and welcome to the Aussie English podcast.I’m Pete Smissen and my objective here is to teach you guys the English spoken down under. Whether you plan to travel, to work or to live in Australia…

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