Top Australian YouTube Channels to Learn Aussie English

Top Australian YouTube Channels to Learn Aussie English

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If you’re moving to Australia, understanding the local accent is key to feeling confident in conversations. These YouTube channels will help you learn real-life Aussie English through everyday situations, slang, and pronunciation.

1. Aussie English

Created by Pete, an Australian teacher, this channel is tailored specifically to help non-native speakers understand and speak like an Aussie. Includes listening practice, slang breakdowns, and culture tips.

2. Speak English with Mr. Duncan

While not Aussie-specific, Mr. Duncan’s enthusiastic lessons are great for foundational listening and vocabulary. Pair this with Aussie content for balance.

3. Real English with Real Teachers

Two fun teachers share real conversations with Australians and Brits. Perfect for comparing Aussie vs UK expressions and improving your natural comprehension.

4. Everyday English with Lucy

British-based but often discusses global English variations. Great for those who want to compare regional slang.

5. Podcasts & Shorts for Extra Practice

  • Listen to The Aussie English Podcast on Spotify or YouTube
  • Follow Aussie TikTok or YouTube Shorts creators with subtitles

Practice 10–15 minutes a day, and soon you’ll understand “G’day mate”, “no worries”, and “how ya goin’?” like a local!

Tags: Aussie English, Learning English, Newcomer Tips





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