Yeah, they sound quite similar, don’t they? Try and listen for the schwa at the beginning, and the ‘nt’ at the end. She pronounces the T quite strongly here.
G'day Karen! Just wanna say your channel is bloody awesome. I'm an EAL teacher and have been looking for online resources to teach Aussie English. Keep up the great work
I'm glad to hear that this video helped you! Let me know if you have examples of what you find confusing, and I will try to talk about them in a future video 😊
I really love your channel. Is it possible we can "watch the show" not just "listening the show"with the black background while you are playing the practice show?
Hi, thanks for your message. I deliberately just have the audio because it’s more challenging this way. So when you do have real-life conversations, they’ll be easier for you to understand 😊
@@MomentswithKT thanks for your reply. I am very grateful. I find it hard to remember it(all key points). We can recall the image and also sound after we close the movie. but we cannot always recall the words from textbook when we close it. hhahaa
I have got everything what you said in this whole video but couldn't get anything from that "Australian Accent Video" . For your 2 questions answer what i heard is 1. Twin Cd's 2. Sister 😢 .....whats can i do to improve my listening(Australian Accent).
The Australian accent can be quite difficult to understand if you don’t hear it often. It just takes time and practice, you’ll understand it more easily over time 💪
Some of what I wrote .. we have got amazing twin CD's she's is my sister.. your name in the covering letter just to clarify have you spoken to Paul at all no But I will continue my fight...because my new boss is an Australian..
Thanks a lot for your amazing videos and explanation. I still find the Australian accent very weird. The fact that they use the vowels totally differently from those of British or American accents irritates me a lot.
Good question, thanks for asking! I’m not sure what Twin Cities is. It could be the name of a project they worked on together or, yes, it could be the name of a company. In hindsight, I should have explained this at the start of the video, like I do with people’s names in some of my other videos. Knowing this isn’t as important as understanding the rest of the conversation, though, so don’t worry about it if you didn’t hear it 😊
Hi, I am a new learner of Aussie accent. I master US accent and wanted to try Aussie accent. And my question is, do Australian pronounce "er" as "a" for ex. 'better' pronounce as 'betta' In the recording, I was curious what cava letta mean, and I found out it is "cover letter" 😂 Is that correct mam?
Yes! 😅 This happens a lot with the R sound at the end of words. I have made a few videos about this, actually. Here is the first one, if you're intrested: ruclips.net/video/rVDCYqsYCkk/видео.html.
@@MomentswithKT thank you so much 🥰 I have watched a lot of your videos and I think your explanation is beyond of ordinary. Clear, pointed and understandable.
I use to able score 8.5 in listening practice test with British accent as I practiced alot But in main exam i got Australian accent which I was not ready and in result i got 6.5 in listening
I notice that words like meeting in american accent is clearly pronounced like long e sound, british accent is the same, only using T sound at the end while american english D sound at the end. Australian accent in words like meeting sounds weird. Meeting sounds mating like words such as taking. Karen, I hear meeting clearly in your pronunciation but i wanted to deep into more information about this, indeed australian accent is strange. Other examples in words like say or pathways Australians use 'a' while American English is different pronunciation. Great word Australian pronunciation isn’t the same British or American accent.
I've watched it until 2:14 and this is what I think: 1. Mary is the woman's assistant 2. The man and the woman know each other, but they haven't seen each other in a long time. Maybe they're friends?
@@MomentswithKT Wow thanks for replying to me! I mean to me that accent actually isn't that hard to understand. Is there something I'm missing? Because I understood it perfectly.
I’m glad to hear that this wasn’t hard for you. A lot of English learners find the Australian accent difficult to understand. You might have an ear for accents 👍🏻 I also try and choose things to study where hopefully you can also learn a few new words and/or phrases. My videos are definitely not meant to be tricky or confusing in any way!
@@MomentswithKT I mean part of it might have been that I'm a native English speaker from the United States. And I just thought the Australian accent sounds really cool. But yeah I subscribed to you because your videos are awesome!!!!
They don’t actually tell us what Twin Cities is in this conversation, so it could be the name of a city or the name of the project that she’s working on or maybe the company that she works for. We’re not actually told 🤷♀️
'She's my assistant.' I heard it she's my sister even with the slow speed :(
Yeah, they sound quite similar, don’t they? Try and listen for the schwa at the beginning, and the ‘nt’ at the end. She pronounces the T quite strongly here.
Yee mee too i thought it was only me😅
Me too
Same here 😢
Same here, poor me
G'day Karen! Just wanna say your channel is bloody awesome. I'm an EAL teacher and have been looking for online resources to teach Aussie English. Keep up the great work
Thanks so much, glad I can help! 🥰
I am from Timor-Leste
I really appreciate it, this video can enhance my ability
Hello! Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment, I really appreciate it too! 🙏
I like your way of practicing tutorials.
That's great to hear, thanks for letting me know! 🙏
Excellent video, I really want to thank you, because have helped me out a lot thank you
I'm so glad to hear that! 🙏
Thank you so much...Very interesting knowledgeable video.
Glad to hear that it was useful! 😊
Wow I heard everything right . Thank you for this amazing video! ❤️
Awesome, good work! 👏
Seems you are the Mary in the conversation..😄
Thanks. It very helpful. Looking forward for more videis on Australian accent
That's great to hear! Thanks for letting me know 🙏
Great help for me before taking adfelps
That’s great to hear! And good luck! 🤞
Thank you. I'm learning Australian Accent at the moment 😄
That's great! I hope my videos have been useful 🤞
Which method are you following to learn australian accent ? Plz can you tell
@bubblygurl8481 I’m Australian, so I just naturally have an Australian accent 😅
thanks for your video
You’re very welcome!
Well done Karen!! Just found out your channel. Please keep up the great job. 😊 I will watch all your vireos by now.
Thanks so much 🙏 And welcome to my channel! 😊
Really very helpful
Glad to hear it, thank you! 🙏
Thanks K , great work keep doing
Thanks,! 🙏 I have another listening practice video for you this week, keep an eye out for it 😊
I'm a Filipino and learning Australian accent this help me lot,,but still sometimes I get confused to the letter-,-
I'm glad to hear that this video helped you! Let me know if you have examples of what you find confusing, and I will try to talk about them in a future video 😊
Hello
@delwarhossain1468 Hello! 👋
thank you very much ☺️💞
You're very welcome 😊
I really love your channel. Is it possible we can "watch the show" not just "listening the show"with the black background while you are playing the practice show?
Hi, thanks for your message. I deliberately just have the audio because it’s more challenging this way. So when you do have real-life conversations, they’ll be easier for you to understand 😊
@@MomentswithKT thanks for your reply. I am very grateful. I find it hard to remember it(all key points). We can recall the image and also sound after we close the movie. but we cannot always recall the words from textbook when we close it. hhahaa
I have got everything what you said in this whole video but couldn't get anything from that "Australian Accent Video" . For your 2 questions answer what i heard is 1. Twin Cd's 2. Sister 😢 .....whats can i do to improve my listening(Australian Accent).
The Australian accent can be quite difficult to understand if you don’t hear it often. It just takes time and practice, you’ll understand it more easily over time 💪
❤
Some of what I wrote ..
we have got amazing twin CD's
she's is my sister..
your name in the covering letter
just to clarify
have you spoken to Paul at all
no
But I will continue my fight...because my new boss is an Australian..
Well done! 👍 And a few other people have commented that they also heard 'sister', which I thought was quite interesting.
Keep practising! 💪
Please share a video of sample job interviews from Australian company.......#Philippines here
Thanks for the suggestion! If I come across one that is worth studying, I might do a video on it. Thanks again 🙏
Helpfull vedio
I’m glad to hear it 🙏
I can learning Aussie Accent Listening practise learning to much also
I'm glad that you're learning a lot from my videos! 👍
Thanks a lot for your amazing videos and explanation. I still find the Australian accent very weird. The fact that they use the vowels totally differently from those of British or American accents irritates me a lot.
Thanks so much, I'm glad you like them 🙏 Yeah, the Australian accent can be a bit of a challenge sometimes!
👍thank you
You're very welcome 😊
I heard:
1. The woman said macing /meising/
2. She said sister, not assistant
3. She said /kavalisə/
Hi Karen, what about to " twin cities " this's the company name o what. appreciate you answer. Is my first time see you video. Thanks
Good question, thanks for asking! I’m not sure what Twin Cities is. It could be the name of a project they worked on together or, yes, it could be the name of a company. In hindsight, I should have explained this at the start of the video, like I do with people’s names in some of my other videos. Knowing this isn’t as important as understanding the rest of the conversation, though, so don’t worry about it if you didn’t hear it 😊
Hi, I am a new learner of Aussie accent. I master US accent and wanted to try Aussie accent.
And my question is, do Australian pronounce "er" as "a" for ex. 'better' pronounce as 'betta'
In the recording, I was curious what cava letta mean, and I found out it is "cover letter" 😂
Is that correct mam?
Yes! 😅 This happens a lot with the R sound at the end of words. I have made a few videos about this, actually. Here is the first one, if you're intrested: ruclips.net/video/rVDCYqsYCkk/видео.html.
@@MomentswithKT thank you so much 🥰 I have watched a lot of your videos and I think your explanation is beyond of ordinary. Clear, pointed and understandable.
Thankyou ❤👍🇮🇳✨
You’re very welcome again 😊
Great😎😎😎
I'm glad you liked it! 🙏
Actually I'm looking for this lessons , because it's quite difficult to hear Australian English 😀👍👍
I'm glad you found my channel, and I hope that my videos are helping you better understand the Australian accent! 🤞
Can you please add the link to the audio or this video?
I like your content ❤👏
I'm so happy to hear that! 🙏
I use to able score 8.5 in listening practice test with British accent as I practiced alot
But in main exam i got Australian accent which I was not ready and in result i got 6.5 in listening
Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you did well in the other parts of the test, though 🤞
This is a challenging one Ms. Karen! :)
Yeah, this is a long one! Keep practising 💪
She's her assistance
She's her assistant, yes! That's right 👍
Hello teacher How até tou i AM from Brazil
Hello! Nice to see you here 👋
I notice that words like meeting in american accent is clearly pronounced like long e sound, british accent is the same, only using T sound at the end while american english D sound at the end. Australian accent in words like meeting sounds weird. Meeting sounds mating like words such as taking. Karen, I hear meeting clearly in your pronunciation but i wanted to deep into more information about this, indeed australian accent is strange. Other examples in words like say or pathways Australians use 'a' while American English is different pronunciation. Great word Australian pronunciation isn’t the same British or American accent.
I've watched it until 2:14 and this is what I think:
1. Mary is the woman's assistant
2. The man and the woman know each other, but they haven't seen each other in a long time. Maybe they're friends?
Good work! 👍
@@MomentswithKT Wow thanks for replying to me! I mean to me that accent actually isn't that hard to understand. Is there something I'm missing? Because I understood it perfectly.
I’m glad to hear that this wasn’t hard for you. A lot of English learners find the Australian accent difficult to understand. You might have an ear for accents 👍🏻 I also try and choose things to study where hopefully you can also learn a few new words and/or phrases. My videos are definitely not meant to be tricky or confusing in any way!
@@MomentswithKT I mean part of it might have been that I'm a native English speaker from the United States. And I just thought the Australian accent sounds really cool. But yeah I subscribed to you because your videos are awesome!!!!
Thanks for your support! 🙏
Can you guys help me? what is "Twin Cities"? is it a city in the US?
They don’t actually tell us what Twin Cities is in this conversation, so it could be the name of a city or the name of the project that she’s working on or maybe the company that she works for. We’re not actually told 🤷♀️
@@MomentswithKT Thank you a lot
No problem 😊
But I heard she's her sister even if slowly
Other people have also made the same comment, actually. Very interesting!