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Chatterbox #20 – Alethe the Aussie!
Advanced #Australian accent #world travel
Chatterbox

Chatterbox #20 – Alethe the Aussie!

Release Date: 21 Feb, 2010

Have you ever wanted to travel around the world? Well, that is just what Alethe is doing! We met with her while she was in Canada on her trip around the world. Originally from Australia, she tells us about the places she has visited, her impressions of Canada and where she is headed next. If you are thinking about travelling or just dream of doing it, listen to her stories.

Expressions included in the Study Guide

  • Mum/mom
  • To end up – To end up has a similar meaning to “resulting in”, like finally or in the end. To end up is pretty common and particular to certain situations. Here are more examples using to end up.
  • Alison: Did you get all your shopping done today?
  • Tonisha: No! I ended up meeting a friend instead
  • A mid-life crisis
  • A rite of passage
  • Jumper/sweater and Toque/beanie
  • Vancouver Island
  • Both worlds

Copyright: Audio/Study Guide: Culips

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Chatterbox #20 – Alethe the Aussie!
#Australian accent Advanced
Chatterbox

Chatterbox #20 – Alethe the Aussie!

Release Date: 21 Feb, 2010
~12 minutes

Have you ever wanted to travel around the world? Well, that is just what Alethe is doing! We met with her while she was in Canada on her trip around the world. Originally from Australia, she tells us about the places she has visited, her impressions of Canada and where she is headed next. If you are thinking about travelling or just dream of doing it, listen to her stories.

Expressions included in the Study Guide

  • Mum/mom
  • To end up - To end up has a similar meaning to “resulting in”, like finally or in the end. To end up is pretty common and particular to certain situations. Here are more examples using to end up.
  • Alison: Did you get all your shopping done today?
  • Tonisha: No! I ended up meeting a friend instead
  • A mid-life crisis
  • A rite of passage
  • Jumper/sweater and Toque/beanie
  • Vancouver Island
  • Both worlds
Copyright: Audio/Study Guide: Culips

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Culips is podcast for English language learners who want to get awesome at English. We think it is important to learn English how it is really spoken and that’s why our lessons are always focused on real, current English. Learn to speak like a native and understand everything with Culips!  Test
Culips is really different than other English courses and podcasts. Our hosts are kind, funny, and professional. Our podcasts and lessons are designed to help you become fluent in conversational, North American English.  Here are some things you might not know about our hosts:
  • They are Canadian and American
  • Have master’s degrees and work in professions related to English education (Andrew is a university English professor, Suzanne is a pronunciation coach and voice actor, and Morag is a writer).
  • Actively study second languages as adults. Our team understands the ups and downs of studying foreign languages as adults who live busy lives.
At Culips, we make English understandable through our five different series: Chatterbox Listen to real English conversations between native speakers as we talk about current events, share funny stories, or interview fascinating guests. Become a fluent listener, get exposure to Western culture, and learn the ins and outs of natural English conversations all at the same time. Catch Word Learn natural English expressions, idioms, and phrasal verbs. We teach you everyday English vocabulary that native speakers actually use. Sound like a native speaker with Catch Word. Simplified Speech Do you get stressed out by English? Do native speakers talk too fast? Don’t worry! We’re here to help. In Simplified Speech, we use 100% natural English, but we speak more slowly than we do in our everyday lives. This series is great for all levels of learners but is specifically designed with high beginner-intermediate students in mind. Real Talk In our In our Real Talk series we teach you the practical English you need know when visiting or living in an English speaking country. Each episode examines a specific situation such as ordering at a restaurant, renting an apartment, or getting a refund. Speak Easy Speak Easy is the show that teaches you how to pronounce English the way native speakers do. Learn tips and tricks that will make your English pronunciation clear and understandable with Speak Easy.
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