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Welcome everybody! My name is Adriana, an experienced English teacher from Down Under. I have created this podcast for international students, professionals and intermediate ESL speakers who are planning their new lives in Australia. Each episode I will share an interesting aspect about the Australian culture. In addition to this, you will find many grammatical lessons to help you start speaking like a native in no time!

Can you believe the Olympics came and went just like that? On July 26th 2024, the city of Paris was transformed into a global sports village and welcomed 461 of our very own Aussie’s athletes. Stay tuned while we discuss Australia's road to the Olympics, the medal tally, and how Australia weighed up against the other countries. Finally, I'll share my Top 3 highlights that captured the hearts of fans across the world.

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You're listening to English with an Aussie, the #1 podcast spoken entirely in slow English.

Welcome everybody! My name is Adriana, an experienced English teacher from Down Under. I have created this podcast for international students, professionals and intermediate ESL speakers who are planning their new lives in Australia. Each episode I will share an interesting aspect about the Australian culture. In addition to this, you will find many grammatical lessons to help you start speaking like a native in no time!

Have you ever heard somebody say “it’s raining cats and dogs?” In today’s episode we’ll be diving into the creative, and sometimes confusing world of idiomatic expressions - an important part of everyday language for Australians. I’ll be breaking down what idioms are, why Australians love using them and how they can take your English to the next level. Along the way I’ll be sharing many examples and tricks, so grab a cuppa and be ready to take some notes!

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You're listening to English with an Aussie, the #1 podcast spoken entirely in slow English.

Welcome everybody! My name is Adriana, an experienced English teacher from Down Under. I have created this podcast for international students, professionals and intermediate ESL speakers who are planning their new lives in Australia. Each episode I will share an interesting aspect about the Australian culture. In addition to this, you will find many grammatical lessons to help you start speaking like a native in no time!

Last week, I put out a survey to my podcast community and asked everyone to choose the Australian sport they were the most interested in learning about. With an astounding 90% response rate, The Australian Football won the survey by a mile! Today you’ll learn why Australians go mad for this sport. We’ll first dive into the history of AFL and how the game works. I’ll then present the 18 AFL teams that are spread over Australia’s 5 mainland states, and finally you’ll learn about a famous AFL event called the Brownlow Medal Ceremony.

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You're listening to English with an Aussie, the #1 podcast spoken entirely in slow English.

Welcome everybody! My name is Adriana, an experienced English teacher from Down Under. I have created this podcast for international students, professionals and intermediate ESL speakers who are planning their new lives in Australia. Each episode I will share an interesting aspect about the Australian culture. In addition to this, you will find many grammatical lessons to help you start speaking like a native in no time!

Did you know that almost half of Australia’s population admit that they are known by their nickname over their real name? In today's episode we’ll be diving into the hilarious world of Australian nicknames. Whether it be to make people feel more comfortable, or to have a laugh with friends - one thing is for sure, nicknames continue to be a permanent part of the Aussie identity. Stay tuned to find out how to create one for yourself!

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You're listening to English with an Aussie, the #1 podcast spoken entirely in slow English.

Welcome everybody! My name is Adriana, and exprienced English teacher from Down Under. I have created this podcast for international students, professionals and intermediate ESL speakers who are planning their new lives in Australia. Each episode I will share an interesting aspect of the Australian culture. In addition to this, you will find many grammatical lessons to help you start speaking like a native in no time!

[Today's conversation will be the first of many unscripted episodes where you will get the chance to listen to real people having real life conversations in English].

In today’s episode, you’ll get to hang out with my new friend Angela Blanco, owner of Fluency Lab, who dialled in from the UK. As some of you might know, I moved to Italy 2 years ago. Together, Angela and I discussed the expectation vs the reality of living abroad. Angela and I first spoke about learning a second language (hers being English and mine being Italian), then we broke down some stereotypes and what moving overseas is really like. Stay tuned until the end, where we shared our favourite parts about our respective countries.

If you'd like to learn Spanish or more about my guest Angela, please visit her website at https://www.fluencylab.co/ Don't miss out on The Summer Edition of The Spanish Fluency Magazine which is available at https://www.fluencylab.co/magazine for only $6.99 USD!

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You're listening to English with an Aussie, the #1 podcast spoken entirely in slow English.

Welcome everybody! My name is Adriana, an experienced English teacher from Down Under. I have created this podcast for international students, professionals and intermediate ESL speakers who are planning their new lives in Australia. Each episode I share an interesting aspect about the Australian culture. In addition to this, you will find many grammatical lessons to help you start speaking like a native in no time! [ Episodes streaming every second fortnight ]

Today, I wanna tell you all about a fantastic opportunity that will help you take your English to the next level. I recently created a Facebook Community Group which I designed especially for English as a Second Language learners just like you. The group is called "The English with an Aussie Podcast Community," and it’s a safe place where you can connect, practice, and grow together. The 4 main objectives of the group are to (1) connect with others, (2) employ your skills, (3) gain access to free content and resources, and (4) shape the podcast to get the most out of it!

Click on the link below to join my inner circle. And lasty, don't forget to add your email address when you join because I send out the full transcript and vocabulary list after every episode. My community and I can't wait to see you all there!

If you enjoyed this episode, or have feedback on how to make it better, your message is welcome!

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You're listening to English with an Aussie, the #1 podcast spoken entirely in slow English.

Welcome everybody! My name is Adriana, an experienced English teacher from Down Under. I have created this podcast for international students, professionals and intermediate ESL speakers who are planning their new lives in Australia. Each episode I will share an interesting aspect about the Australian culture. In addition to this, you will find many grammatical lessons to help you start speaking like a native in no time!

Are you finding youself at a 'stand-still' with your English? Perhaps it's because you have not yet mastered the world of Phrasal Verbs, which are used commonly in spoken English. In today's episode we'll unpack what they are and why you MUST start using them. I'll be giving you 5 new Phrasal Verbs that will take your speaking and listening to the next level.

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You're listening to English with an Aussie, the #1 podcast spoken entirely in slow English.

Welcome everybody! My name is Adriana, an experienced English teacher from Down Under. I have created this podcast for international students, professionals and intermediate ESL speakers who are planning their new lives in Australia. Each episode I will share an interesting aspect about the Australian culture. In addition to this, you will find many grammatical lessons to help you start speaking like a native in no time!

Have you ever wondered what cultural events Australia celebrates? Well you've come to the right place! In today's episode we'll be discussing Australia Day and The Moomba Festival. Stay tuned until the end where I chat about my all time favourite event in Australia - The Carols by Candlelight. You'll learn the "ins and outs" of these events and how to celebrate them properly.

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Did you know that every one episode has its own supporting resources? Join the English With An Aussie Podcast Community on Facebook and turn this episode into an English lesson! Every episode comes with a full transcript and a glossary of terms to help with your comprehension. Along with the resource package, you'll find conversational videos, interactive posts and people just like you, ready to connect and practise their English. The best part - it’s all FREE! So, what are you waiting for? Start speaking like an Aussie now!