Thank you Peter for your part on this video. I subscribed to your channel too. Even though I've never been to Australia it is always helpful to know the differences in the English language, in your case Australian English.
Thank you guys! It was amazing!!!! I hope as Joe told, you'll do other video as this one!!! Because personally I really like the comparison between different kinds of English! It's a very precious work you did! Can't wait for next! Have a great time!
It's a pleasure ☺ If I could I would ask for the comparison between typical idiomatic expressions. It would be nice and very useful. Have a good day everyone 🙂
I appreciated very much this video. I have to say that I understood quite everything without subtitles, I found aussie english, quite clear. Several years ago I spoke with an australian and I remember I had a lots of problem to understand him. Very good channel!!!!
Wow, I'm speechless. This video is absolutely fantastic, I had a lot of fun watching it and I learnt a lot too. I really loved it. Thank you so much Joe, Pete and Brian.
Great lesson Joe, very very interesting. I have some difficulties to understand Pete, he speack very quickly, but at the end of the video I start to understand better what he's saying :-). Instead with Brian I had less difficulties. In any case thank for this really interesting video!
I rember a little story that goes like this: during ww2 an Australian went to the front and a Brit private asked: did you come here to die? The Aussie private answered; no, I came here yesterdAy. Cmq bellissimo video. Grazie. Cheers mates!
Fantastica lezione! Grazie! Ho sorriso nell'imparare che i peperoni dolci in inglese australiano sono chiamati "capsicum", il che mi farebbe pensare proprio il contrario, ossia ai peperoncini piccanti, visto che la sostanza chimica che rende "hot" il peperoncino è proprio la "capsaicina". Un grazie anche a Pete e a Brian!
Thank You very much! A great video! very interesting to listen to these so different accents! Thanks to JoEnglish, Bringlese (you live in my city) and Aussie English!!
I just loved this! And although I'm American, I really love an Aussie accent and their practical way of speaking. And Pete, instead of going to the bottle-o for some stubbies, from now on I'll remember to use my esky for body parts. 😂 Love from Torino! 🇮🇹 🇺🇸
Thank you for the video and for introduce two new teachers. Subscribed to both channels @Bringlese and @Aussie English. I've never been in USA or Australia, but who knows... maybe one day after COVID-19 end.
Thanks to all three! It's really interesting to know the differences in pronunciation: it seems to me they are also linked to the history of the countries.
This video was so helpfull and funny!! When Pete speaks a little bit fast i don't understand completely and some australian vocabulary...never heard!!! But I have to say only one thing: british, american and austalian english are all wonderful!! I hope you'll make other video like this one. Thank you so much Joe!
Congrats Guys beautiful video thanks a lot I had so much funny the Australian sound sound a little different compare to the Uk or US accents but soo cute lollies top
Io vivo in Tailandia per cui qualunque delle tre pronunce è bastardata: diciamo che qui va bene tutto. ovviamente non si puo' crescere e questo è un peccato.
fantastic video that highlights the different pronunciatons; likely my ears feel more confident with Brian's pronunciation but probably it's due to my favourite teacher that is from the big apple
Molti inglesi criticano la lingua italiana poiché troppo complicata.... Quando alle volte loro hanno bisogno dello spelling per capirsi🤣🤣Comunque sei un grande Joe sempre il migliore grazie per le lezioni
I think our Italian language is the most complete in the world; as vocabulary, as clearly. Inoltre non dimentichiamo che l’impero romano ha diffuso ovunque il Latino. E poi la colonizzazione di America e Africa è partita dal vecchio continente. Non so come facevano a dire che l’arabo sarebbe stata la lingua del futuro, oppure adesso il cinese…🙄😑 Viva le lingue latine che sono chiare e comprensibili, anche l’inglese nonostante sia più proto-germanica ma non così lontana. Joe scusa per il mio pessimo inglese delle prime righe. Saluti 😇
@@fabiobeccagutti2864 ... beh anche il tuo italiano necessiterebbe di un ripasso dei verbi. Io credo che la lingua italiana sia la più evoluta, quella che ha meno suoni onomatopeici, e con la pronuncia più definita. Ma se tu per "as vocabulary" intendi la ricchezza di lemmi ti sbagli. L'italiano ne conta ca. 300.000 contro gli oltre 450.000 dell'inglese ... grazie all'apporto dei Normanni che hanno reso molte parole comprensibili anche a noi !!
"You like potato and I like potahto You like tomato and I like tomahto Potato, potahto, tomato, tomahto. Let's call the whole thing off" 🎵🎶Ella Fitzgerald😉😂
One of Most important lesson about pronunciation All right mate You are 3 teacher superlative But sorry Joe is the best for me Cheerio See you next time
Hi JoE! This video was so funny! I really loved all of you 3 guys!!! I appreciated your performance and your different way of speaking .....thanks a lot for that!!!! Bye
Amazing video today! Love to listening to all these accents,pronunciations and different words! I like American and English accents and thanks to make me discovering the Australian one! Subscribed to all of them
Veramente interessante il confronto tra voi tre. perchè ho capito che non devo preoccuparmi se non capisco bene a volte perchè questo succede anche a voi che parlate l'inglese come prima lingua. Grazie Jo per quanto ci fai apprendere.
Bellissimo video,molto interessante,per me risulta più semplice l' americano.Se hai modo mi piacerebbe se facessi altri video di questo tipo.Comunque apprezzo "tutti" i tuoi video!!Ti ringrazio enormemente per queste interessanti lezioni.Grazie
Ma che bello questo video, una figata strepitosa f, grazie infinite🙏..difficile trovare tante sfaccettature del parlato così naturali e concentrate, si riesce immediatamente a cogliere ed avere an overall view of all your different accents and nuances ... GRAZIE Joe il tuo canale è prezioso
Hello, teacher. What's a super interesting and fun lesson you have done! You and your teacher-friends have driven us around the world. This experience has to be replayed. The odder language and pronunciation, in my opinion, are in use in Australia. Thank all of you again.
Loved the video guys! I really, really love English accents, I know my way around British and American, but never got into Australian before. It's kinda weird, but soooooo fascinating!
This video has confirmed that you can invent the pronunciation you like and the audience will try a way to catch your message, so it's better don't waste time trying to learn the rules to get Oxford pronunciation... thanks a lot Jo for this video
Great video, I had lots of fun! Glad to be a part of it 😍 PS American English is clearly the best 😂🇺🇸✌️
😂😂😂
🤣🤣💪💪🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Italy 🇮🇹
forza team Brian 😀
Brian, I love both UK and US English language!!!! I'll keep on following you and JoE.....for sure!!!!!
Awesome video, Joe! Thanks for having me on!
Thanks Pete!! The pleasure was all mine!!
On ya Pete
Thank you Peter for your part on this video.
I subscribed to your channel too.
Even though I've never been to Australia
it is always helpful to know the differences in the English language, in your case Australian English.
I'm looking for your channel, great pronunciation and you seem a really fun guy :)
The 3 knights of English teaching for Italians. I love you guys 🇭🇲🇬🇧🇺🇸
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Super crossover. La Justice League della lingua inglese.
💪👍🇺🇸🇬🇧🇦🇺
Thank you guys! It was amazing!!!! I hope as Joe told, you'll do other video as this one!!! Because personally I really like the comparison between different kinds of English! It's a very precious work you did! Can't wait for next! Have a great time!
Thanks Silvia 👍💪
It's a pleasure ☺ If I could I would ask for the comparison between typical idiomatic expressions. It would be nice and very useful. Have a good day everyone 🙂
Omg! I luved this so much! I'd really luv to watch you three together again! You're all great! Thanks thousands, Jo!
Hi there, Brian! ;))
Capito praticamente tutto senza sottotitoli! Molto interessante, formate un bel trio, se potete suggerirei di creare una serie, grazie 😊👍
Great! I understood every part of the video. Listening to you is a pleasure for my ears like music!!!
Bellissimo video, utile e divertente. Sei sempre il top!!!!
awesome. Thanks, fun to watch and very meaningful....
One of the most funny english lessons. I often re-watch it !!!
You are fantastic teachers!!
Spero altri video come questi! Utilissimo! Per capire la differenza tra altri ´tipi` d inglese( per modo di dire) soprattutto!
Mille grazie ancora!!!
Thanks!
Barbie for me is the doll I was used to play with when I was a baby 😂
I thought the same...
Well, it seems that actually in Australia you can have a Barbie on a barbie, but honestly I would not eat it.
I appreciated very much this video. I have to say that I understood quite everything without subtitles, I found aussie english, quite clear. Several years ago I spoke with an australian and I remember I had a lots of problem to understand him. Very good channel!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow, I'm speechless. This video is absolutely fantastic, I had a lot of fun watching it and I learnt a lot too. I really loved it. Thank you so much Joe, Pete and Brian.
Great!!
Great lesson Joe, very very interesting. I have some difficulties to understand Pete, he speack very quickly, but at the end of the video I start to understand better what he's saying :-). Instead with Brian I had less difficulties. In any case thank for this really interesting video!
I rember a little story that goes like this: during ww2 an Australian went to the front and a Brit private asked: did you come here to die? The Aussie private answered; no, I came here yesterdAy. Cmq bellissimo video. Grazie. Cheers mates!
Brilliant! The old jokes are the best!
Ahahah very nice
Ahahahahah Yes, it's wird how they pronounce day, today ect. !!
I found this video very original, also thanks to the participation of the other guys.. Brian and Pitt...thank you for your teaching
Fantastica lezione! Grazie!
Ho sorriso nell'imparare che i peperoni dolci in inglese australiano sono chiamati "capsicum", il che mi farebbe pensare proprio il contrario, ossia ai peperoncini piccanti, visto che la sostanza chimica che rende "hot" il peperoncino è proprio la "capsaicina". Un grazie anche a Pete e a Brian!
Thanks for that lesson. Love u Bea
Thank You very much! A great video! very interesting to listen to these so different accents! Thanks to JoEnglish, Bringlese (you live in my city) and Aussie English!!
Ahhhhh 🤦♀️ a world full of words still to learn !!!!!!! Very challenging, thank you guys 🤙
Thank you so much for this video, it is really interesting. Thank you again.
Bravissimi ed utilissimo, thank you!
I just loved this! And although I'm American, I really love an Aussie accent and their practical way of speaking. And Pete, instead of going to the bottle-o for some stubbies, from now on I'll remember to use my esky for body parts. 😂
Love from Torino! 🇮🇹 🇺🇸
Great video! I loved it! (Capsicum it's the botanical name for pepper, it's no so weird).
Joe, Brian, and Pete thank you. The video was both interesting and amusing, good job!
👍💪 pleasure!
Non c’è nulla da fare....ADORO le tue lezioni!
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Great! thanks Jo! very interesting !
Can I say a little thing? "Wow...soooo interesting that Pete's smile "🤩😉
Great discovery! Glad to take part in it!
Very interesting to know these differences of pronunciation. Thank you Jo
Hello from France!
What a great idea! It was very interesting, funny and informative.
Thanks a lot, JoEnglish!
Thanks!
Fantastic video!!! Great Joe
One of the most amusing lesson I ever listened to, thanks a lot guys.
Great video!!! Thank you so much! It was so interesting to listen to the different vocabulary 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for this video . Is very important we get used to hear different languages Australian more difficult the others for me
Really helpful! Another cool video from you. Thank you very much!😎
Very interesting, very enjoyable.
Thanks a lot. I hope to see you soon
Great video Joe! British English accent for life 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤❤❤❤❤
Outstanding! Absolutely fantastic! You're the best, bravo uaglio'!
Thanks!! 🤣👍
A really fun video!!! A lot of things I didn't know before. Tks🙏
Great!! Aussie is the hardest to me. Thank you guys!
Hi Jo,
I think that your contents are ever very interesting.
Thanks a lot.
Thank you for the video and for introduce two new teachers.
Subscribed to both channels @Bringlese and @Aussie English.
I've never been in USA or Australia, but who knows... maybe one day after COVID-19 end.
Thanks!
Thanks a lot, fun video and smart guys. It appears that distance is by far more important than political indipendence in differentiating languages.
Hello!! Sorry, I don’t understand
Bel video sfizioso, ottima idea, bravi e simpatici tutti e 3!!! Io purtroppo fatico a capire Pete, troppo veloce per me :)
Very funny video 🙂and interesting! Thank you very much guys.. il più difficile per me da capire è l'australiano..alla prossima !
Tanks.. 🙏the video is amazing 😍 I love different accents, very interesting lesson .. Bravi 👍
That's amazing!! Really appreciate this video, never seen before!
Brilliant! Super interesting and funny too 👍
Fantastic video!! Really interesting!! 🤩👍😉
Thanks Joe.
Pleasure!
Thanks to all three! It's really interesting to know the differences in pronunciation: it seems to me they are also linked to the history of the countries.
Absolutely 💪
This video was so helpfull and funny!! When Pete speaks a little bit fast i don't understand completely and some australian vocabulary...never heard!!! But I have to say only one thing: british, american and austalian english are all wonderful!! I hope you'll make other video like this one. Thank you so much Joe!
Thanks Luana!!
Wonderful..!! I loved this video very very much!!
Great video, please make more ones like this!!
Congrats Guys beautiful video thanks a lot I had so much funny the Australian sound sound a little different compare to the Uk or US accents but soo cute lollies top
L' accento Americano è il più comprensibile e figo dei tre, mentre l' accento Inglese è il più raffinato
Io vivo in Tailandia per cui qualunque delle tre pronunce è bastardata: diciamo che qui va bene tutto. ovviamente non si puo' crescere e questo è un peccato.
Wow lo aspettavo da un sacco di tempo questo video! Thanks Joe
Great!
very interesting video. Thanks teachers
Divertente e interessante grazie Jo
fantastic video that highlights the different pronunciatons; likely my ears feel more confident with Brian's pronunciation but probably it's due to my favourite teacher that is from the big apple
You are great! Videos are so interesting and clever, very good to learn. Thank you so much. I am your loyal follower 😇😇😇
Thanks Paolo 😊👍
Molti inglesi criticano la lingua italiana poiché troppo complicata.... Quando alle volte loro hanno bisogno dello spelling per capirsi🤣🤣Comunque sei un grande Joe sempre il migliore grazie per le lezioni
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I think our Italian language is the most complete in the world; as vocabulary, as clearly. Inoltre non dimentichiamo che l’impero romano ha diffuso ovunque il Latino. E poi la colonizzazione di America e Africa è partita dal vecchio continente.
Non so come facevano a dire che l’arabo sarebbe stata la lingua del futuro, oppure adesso il cinese…🙄😑
Viva le lingue latine che sono chiare e comprensibili, anche l’inglese nonostante sia più proto-germanica ma non così lontana.
Joe scusa per il mio pessimo inglese delle prime righe.
Saluti 😇
@@fabiobeccagutti2864 interesting point!
@@fabiobeccagutti2864 ... beh anche il tuo italiano necessiterebbe di un ripasso dei verbi. Io credo che la lingua italiana sia la più evoluta, quella che ha meno suoni onomatopeici, e con la pronuncia più definita.
Ma se tu per "as vocabulary" intendi la ricchezza di lemmi ti sbagli. L'italiano ne conta ca. 300.000 contro gli oltre 450.000 dell'inglese ... grazie all'apporto dei Normanni che hanno reso molte parole comprensibili anche a noi !!
@@iTube22100 grazie dell’informazione sui Normanni.
Ma non ho capito perché dovrei ripassare i verbi italiani!?
That was really amazing.I enjoyed watching it very much. I'd rather like British English. Thank you for sharing this video with us.
Great video, funny and instructive :)
Jo, hai mai pensato di scrivere un libro? Tutte queste perle sono veramente una manna dal cielo per chi vuole imparare l'inglese!
Anyway, good video!
Ho un altro progetto... molto interessante 😉
@@JoEnglish When will you propose your project? Very interesting this video with the different accents according to the origin
"You like potato and I like potahto
You like tomato and I like tomahto
Potato, potahto, tomato, tomahto.
Let's call the whole thing off" 🎵🎶Ella Fitzgerald😉😂
I'm cooking a snag on the Barbie. Drinking a stubbie.
That's fabulous! 😂
Bellissimo video!!! Soprattutto molto utile!!! Sarebbe davvero bello se ci fossero altre lezioni simili! ☺️☺️
One of Most important lesson about pronunciation
All right mate
You are 3 teacher superlative
But sorry Joe is the best for me
Cheerio
See you next time
It was really interesting ! i lived in Melbourne for 6 years so i knew some vocabulary from Pete ! THANK YOU GUYS
Hi JoE! This video was so funny! I really loved all of you 3 guys!!! I appreciated your performance and your different way of speaking .....thanks a lot for that!!!!
Bye
Thank a million guys, really appreciated it!
Bellissima lezione. Molto interessante e originale. Grazie!!!
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Awesome video for those who need a travelling tip. Thank so much !
Thank you so much for this video Joe, it was so interesting and helpful
Great!!
Funny and useful video! Thank you!
Stupendo. È interessantissimo vedere le differenze tra i vari tipi di inglese.
Amazing video today!
Love to listening to all these accents,pronunciations and different words!
I like American and English accents and thanks to make me discovering the Australian one!
Subscribed to all of them
Great!!
Veramente interessante il confronto tra voi tre. perchè ho capito che non devo preoccuparmi se non capisco bene a volte perchè questo succede anche a voi che parlate l'inglese come prima lingua. Grazie Jo per quanto ci fai apprendere.
Nice video it’s interesting to apriciate differenze sono among all’ off your accento and vocabolary!
Amazing and very funny.
I learned a New word "wird".
Thx Joe
*weird
Bellissimo video,molto interessante,per me risulta più semplice l' americano.Se hai modo mi piacerebbe se facessi altri video di questo tipo.Comunque apprezzo "tutti" i tuoi video!!Ti ringrazio enormemente per queste interessanti lezioni.Grazie
💪💪👍 thanks...
I did love your "pronunciation battle", having lived in Melbourne, it's plain to declare the winner, Australia rules!
Thanks so much to all of you!
👍👍😊
And let me add : Cherry bar, always!
Very good video, I'm bad in English, and now I'm more acquainted with those sounds.
Great!
Ma che bello questo video, una figata strepitosa f, grazie infinite🙏..difficile trovare tante sfaccettature del parlato così naturali e concentrate, si riesce immediatamente a cogliere ed avere an overall view of all your different accents and nuances ... GRAZIE Joe il tuo canale è prezioso
Thanks Mirella!!
Orígano it is the Italian pronunciation
I think in a few years, or less, you're going to reach...1 Mln followers. You're the best one!!! keep going 👏👏👏
Thanks luca 😊😊🤞🤞
I have travelled a lot so i am used to all the accents thanks a lot to all of you anyway
Non pensavo che ci fossero alcune parole cosi diverse fra le tre lingue...mooolto interessante questo video!👍
Hello, teacher. What's a super interesting and fun lesson you have done! You and your teacher-friends have driven us around the world. This experience has to be replayed. The odder language and pronunciation, in my opinion, are in use in Australia. Thank all of you again.
Thanks Caterina 😊💪
Loved the video guys! I really, really love English accents, I know my way around British and American, but never got into Australian before. It's kinda weird, but soooooo fascinating!
Thank you, very interesting and funny!
Love these kind of videos 😍
Very interesting, I do hope you're making more videos like this!
This video has confirmed that you can invent the pronunciation you like and the audience will try a way to catch your message, so it's better don't waste time trying to learn the rules to get Oxford pronunciation... thanks a lot Jo for this video
Exactly!! I totally agree!
You should know theory, and act in a practical way as well...
Wonderful video...thaks so Much for this😍
It's very, very interesting. Thank you.
fantastic video, loved it!!
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I loved this video! I fell in love with both them!! 😆 I hope you will do it again!
What a great video! I enjoyed it so much 😀