Embarrasing English Errors Ep13: Ship & Sheep
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode I show you the subtle difference between the pronunciation of the words "ship" and "sheep" in English.
14 Heinä 20164min
Walking With Pete: Rabbits, Foxes & Unrealistic Language Learning Expectations
Send us Fan Mail In this episode I talk to you guys about two introduced pest species in Australia, rabbits and foxes, as well as the unrealistic language learning expectations many English natives te...
10 Heinä 201615min
Embarrasing English Errors Ep12: Pepper & Paper
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode you'll learn how to pronounce the slight difference between the words "Pepper" and "Paper" in English.Download the full PDF transcript at www.TheAussieEnglishPodcas...
9 Heinä 20164min
Embarrasing English Errors Ep11: Lice & Rice
Send us Fan Mail In this episode you'll learn how to pronounce the slight difference between the words "Lice" and "Rice". So, focusing on the "R" and "L" sounds in English.Download the full PDF transc...
9 Heinä 20166min
Embarrassing English Errors Ep10: Eat & It
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Embarrassing English Errors you'll learn how to pronounce the difference between the words "Eat" and "It".Get the full PDF transcript at www.TheAussieEnglishPodcast...
8 Heinä 20164min
Walking With Pete: A Shout-Out To Français Authentique
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Walking With Pete I give a shout-out to the Français Authentique Podcast and its creator Johan, without whom my French would be much worse and the Aussie English po...
3 Heinä 20165min
Walking With Pete: Bilingual Talks, Career Choices, Teaching English, & More
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Walking With Pete I talk about a podcast I chat to you guys about the Bilingual Talks podcast, career choices, me teaching English, and more.Download the full PDF t...
3 Heinä 201611min
Ep061: Pronunciation - What Do I & What Am I
Send us Fan Mail Today I teach you how the pronunciation of "What Do I" changes to "Whad_deh why" and "What am I" changes to "Whad em eye" when English speakers speak at a natural speed.
3 Heinä 20166min
