G’day, Mate! Discover the Secrets of Aussie English 🇦🇺
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CHAPTERS:
Language: 0:00 – 2:12
Australia: 2:13 – 3:38
People: 3:39 – 4:53
Culture: 4:54 – 6:43
UDHR: 6:44 – 7:01
Numbers: 7:02 – 7:15
Greetings & Phrases: 7:16 – 8:33
Vocabulary: 8:34 – 11:40
Sample Text: 11:41 – 13:01
The Wren: 13:02 – 16:16
Lord’s Prayer: 16:17 – 16:46
G’day mate! My name is Andy. How are you?
Let’s talk about the Australian English language.
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G'job, mate!
Nice deep dive.
Australian girl voice at 11:10
13:47 Bogeyman is British. In Australia, it's boogyman, /ˈbʊɡiˌmæːn/ … and 'he had a geek' is rare. He had a stickybeak …
11:26 "goog" is pronounced incorrectly. It's /ɡʊɡ/, not /ɡʉːɡ/.
7:18 The whispered 'Good night!' is killing me. 🤣
7:23 good night (slowed)
please Andy talking about with American English🇺🇸 full version right.
This is probably the most colourful I Love Languages video I've ever watched, haha.
Aye mate. Time to die mate.
Make Abdaylani Next 😢😢😢
Make Abdaylani Next?, Andy?
Andy, Make Abdaylani Next?
Pls Abdaylani 😢 🙏🙏🙏
finally. we needed this
Yeah! Australian English, G'day Mate.
The native language of Steve Irwin🐊.
G'day mate, you're back!
Would love to see Aboriginal English particularly Murri English and Koori/Koorie English as well as Ethnic Australian English aka wog English
Hæppy Diwali Brother Andy.
It's great Indian festival incase you are unfamiliar.
Have a great day 😅😅
¿¿Vas a sustituir tus antiguos videos cortos por otros nuevos mas largos? ¿haras uno de Criollo Australiano (Australian Kriol)?
I'm so glad you reuploaded this English variety! It has been so many years since your previous version of the Australian English language videos was privatised but I'm thrilled to see it's back!
This reminds me of my favorite Australian gamer channel: MRGSTAR321
Where's TF2 Sniper when you need him?
The first of many for the English remake series.
Also, Nice Mate.
### 🇦🇺 120 Pop Songs in Australian English (1960–2026)
### 1960s — Early Australian pop
* She's My Baby — Johnny O'Keefe
* Shout! — Johnny O'Keefe
* I'll Never Find Another You — The Seekers
* The Carnival Is Over — The Seekers
* A World of Our Own — The Seekers
* Georgy Girl — The Seekers
* Friday on My Mind — The Easybeats
* She's So Fine — The Easybeats
* Good Times — The Easybeats
* Spicks and Specks — Bee Gees
* Massachusetts — Bee Gees
* To Love Somebody — Bee Gees
* Words — Bee Gees
* The Real Thing — Russell Morris
* The Loved One — The Loved Ones
### 1970s — Glam rock, pop and soft rock
* Eagle Rock — Daddy Cool
* Come Back Again — Daddy Cool
* The Pushbike Song — The Mixtures
* In the Summertime — The Mixtures
* Howzat — Sherbet
* Summer Love — Sherbet
* You're All Woman — Sherbet
* Cassandra — Sherbet
* Horror Movie — Skyhooks
* Living in the 70's — Skyhooks
* Ego Is Not a Dirty Word — Skyhooks
* Women in Uniform — Skyhooks
* It's a Long Way There — Little River Band
* Reminiscing — Little River Band
* Help Is on Its Way — Little River Band
* Lonesome Loser — Little River Band
* Love Is in the Air — John Paul Young
* Yesterday's Hero — John Paul Young
* I Honestly Love You — Olivia Newton-John
* Girls on the Avenue — Richard Clapton
### 1980s — Australian pop and rock anthems
* Down Under — Men at Work
* Who Can It Be Now? — Men at Work
* Be Good Johnny — Men at Work
* Overkill — Men at Work
* It's a Mistake — Men at Work
* You're the Voice — John Farnham
* Pressure Down — John Farnham
* Two Strong Hearts — John Farnham
* Need You Tonight — INXS
* Never Tear Us Apart — INXS
* New Sensation — INXS
* Don't Change — INXS
* Great Southern Land — Icehouse
* Hey Little Girl — Icehouse
* Electric Blue — Icehouse
* Beds Are Burning — Midnight Oil
* The Dead Heart — Midnight Oil
* Don't Dream It's Over — Crowded House
* Better Be Home Soon — Crowded House
* Under the Milky Way — The Church
### 1990s — Alternative rock and pop hits
* The Horses — Daryl Braithwaite
* As the Days Go By — Daryl Braithwaite
* Treaty — Yothu Yindi
* My Island Home — Christine Anu
* Tomorrow — Silverchair
* Pure Massacre — Silverchair
* Freak — Silverchair
* Abuse Me — Silverchair
* My Happiness — Powderfinger
* These Days — Powderfinger
* Passenger — Powderfinger
* The Day You Come — Powderfinger
* Torn — Natalie Imbruglia
* Big Mistake — Natalie Imbruglia
* Smoke — Natalie Imbruglia
* Truly Madly Deeply — Savage Garden
* To the Moon and Back — Savage Garden
* I Want You — Savage Garden
* Accidentally Kelly Street — Frente!
* Second Solution — The Living End
### 2000s — Mainstream pop and indie favourites
* Can't Get You Out of My Head — Kylie Minogue
* Love at First Sight — Kylie Minogue
* Are You Gonna Be My Girl — Jet
* Look What You've Done — Jet
* Cold Hard Bitch — Jet
* Born to Try — Delta Goodrem
* Lost Without You — Delta Goodrem
* Innocent Eyes — Delta Goodrem
* Scar — Missy Higgins
* The Special Two — Missy Higgins
* Steer — Missy Higgins
* Sweet About Me — Gabriella Cilmi
* Untouched — The Veronicas
* 4ever — The Veronicas
* Black and Gold — Sam Sparro
* Walking on a Dream — Empire of the Sun
* We Are the People — Empire of the Sun
* Big Jet Plane — Angus & Julia Stone
* Straight Lines — Silverchair
* Black Fingernails, Red Wine — Eskimo Joe
### 2010s — Indie, electronic and modern pop
* Somebody That I Used to Know — Gotye feat. Kimbra
* Eyes Wide Open — Gotye
* Chandelier — Sia
* Elastic Heart — Sia
* Cheap Thrills — Sia
* Riptide — Vance Joy
* Fire and the Flood — Vance Joy
* Never Be Like You — Flume feat. Kai
* Say It — Flume feat. Tove Lo
* Youngblood — 5 Seconds of Summer
* She Looks So Perfect — 5 Seconds of Summer
* Be Alright — Dean Lewis
* Waves — Dean Lewis
* Adore — Amy Shark
* Let It Happen — Tame Impala
### 2020–2026 — Contemporary Australian pop
* Without You — The Kid LAROI
* Stay — The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber
* Thousand Miles — The Kid LAROI
* Angel Baby — Troye Sivan
* Rush — Troye Sivan
* Padam Padam — Kylie Minogue
* Tension — Kylie Minogue
* Dance Alone — Sia & Kylie Minogue
* Dancing2 — Keli Holiday
* Dracula — Tame Impala
G'day Mate Andy
Here's are some quick facts about Australia 🇦🇺
Official Name Commonwealth of Australia
Abbreviation AU / AUS
Nicknames The Land Down Under, The Sunburnt Country, Oz, The Lucky Country
Capital Canberra
Major Cities Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Gold Coast
Area 7,692,024 km² (2,969,907 sq mi)
Population (2026) ~27.2 million
Religions Secular / No religion (~39%), Christianity (~44% — Catholic, Anglican, other Protestant), Islam (~3.2%), Hinduism (~2.7%), Buddhism (~2.4%)
Ethnicity English (~33%), Australian (~30%), Irish (~10%), Scottish (~8%), Chinese (~5.5%), Italian (~4.4%), German (~4%), First Nations / Indigenous Australians (~3.8%), Indian (~3.1%)
Official Languages English (de facto national language); over 250 Indigenous Australian languages are spoken regionally
Head of State & Government (2026) Monarch: King Charles III, Governor-General: Sam Mostyn (representing the Monarch as Head of State)
Prime Minister: Anthony Albanese (Head of Government)
Currency Australian Dollar (AUD / $)
Australia is a continent and nation defined by over 65,000 years of Indigenous heritage, British colonial roots, multicultural immigration, and an outdoor lifestyle anchored along vast coastlines and an arid interior.
Cultural Traditions & Values
First Nations Heritage: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures represent the world's oldest continuous living cultures. Central to their traditions is Dreamtime (or The Dreaming), spiritual creation stories connecting land, people, and ancestors, expressed through dot painting, ceremonies, and instruments like the didgeridoo (yidaki).
Mateship & Fair Go: Core national ethos emphasizing egalitarianism, loyalty, solidarity among peers, and ensuring everyone gets an equal opportunity ("a fair go").
Outdoor & Surf Culture: With over 85% of the population living within 50 km of the coast, coastal lifestyle, surf lifesaving clubs, beach barbecues, and camping are foundational to Australian leisure.
Sporting Obsession: Sport is a major unifying force, led by Australian Rules Football (AFL), Rugby League (NRL), Cricket (the traditional summer sport), and swimming. Major national events include ANZAC Day (April 25) and the Melbourne Cup.
Barbecue (Barbie) & Coffee Culture: Social gatherings centered around outdoor grilling, complemented by a world-class specialty espresso culture (pioneering the Flat White).
Iconic Landmarks
Sydney Opera House & Harbour Bridge: UNESCO World Heritage architectural masterpiece with sail-like roofs framing Sydney Harbour alongside the iconic steel arch bridge ("The Coathanger").
Uluru (Ayers Rock): Massive sandstone monolith in the Red Centre of the Northern Territory, sacred to the local Anangu Aboriginal people.
Great Barrier Reef: The world's largest coral reef system off the coast of Queensland, visible from space and harboring immense marine biodiversity.
Kakadu National Park: Massive UNESCO World Heritage reserve in the Top End known for wetlands, wildlife (saltwater crocodiles), and ancient Aboriginal rock art galleries (Ubirr and Nourlangie).
Twelve Apostles & Great Ocean Road: Dramatic limestone stacks rising out of the Southern Ocean along Victoria's scenic coastal highway.
Key Industries & Famous Brands
Australia possesses an advanced market economy driven by natural resources, agriculture, financial services, and global education:
SectorKey Industries / Famous Brands
Mining & Resources World leader in iron ore, coal, lithium, gold, and LNG (BHP, Rio Tinto, Fortescue Metals)
Banking & Finance "Big Four" banks (CBA, NAB, Westpac, ANZ), Macquarie Group (global infrastructure investment)
Agriculture & Livestock Major exporter of premium beef, wool, wheat, and wine (Penfolds, Yellow Tail)
Aviation & Travel Qantas ("The Flying Kangaroo"), Jetstar, Virgin Australia
Retail & Consumer GoodsWoolworths, Coles, Vegemite, Bundaberg
Biotech & Healthcare CSL Limited (global leader in blood plasma and biopharmaceuticals), Cochlear (bionic ear implants)
🇦🇺 List of 100 Famous People in Australia
### 1. Historical figures and political leaders (1–15)
* Edmund Barton – Australia's first prime minister.
* Alfred Deakin – Australia's second prime minister.
* John Curtin – Former prime minister during World War II.
* Ben Chifley – Former prime minister.
* Robert Menzies – Australia's longest-serving prime minister.
* Gough Whitlam – Former prime minister and reformer.
* Malcolm Fraser – Former prime minister.
* Bob Hawke – Former prime minister.
* Paul Keating – Former prime minister.
* John Howard – Former prime minister.
* Julia Gillard – Australia's first female prime minister.
* Kevin Rudd – Former prime minister and diplomat.
* Malcolm Turnbull – Former prime minister.
* Anthony Albanese – Prime minister.
* John Monash – Military commander and engineer.
### 2. Actors and actresses (16–30)
* Nicole Kidman – International film actress.
* Cate Blanchett – Academy Award-winning actress.
* Hugh Jackman – Actor and performer.
* Chris Hemsworth – Actor.
* Liam Hemsworth – Actor.
* Margot Robbie – Actress and film producer.
* Heath Ledger – Actor.
* Geoffrey Rush – Actor.
* Toni Collette – Actress.
* Rose Byrne – Actress.
* Sam Worthington – Actor.
* Eric Bana – Actor and comedian.
* Joel Edgerton – Actor and filmmaker.
* Jacob Elordi – Actor.
* Milly Alcock – Actress.
### 3. Directors, comedians and television personalities (31–42)
* George Miller – Film director of Mad Max.
* Baz Luhrmann – Film director.
* Peter Weir – Film director.
* Bruce Beresford – Film director.
* Jennifer Kent – Film director and screenwriter.
* Paul Hogan – Actor and comedian.
* Barry Humphries – Comedian and entertainer.
* Magda Szubanski – Actress and comedian.
* Hamish Blake – Comedian and presenter.
* Andy Lee – Comedian and television presenter.
* Rove McManus – Television presenter.
* Celeste Barber – Comedian and actress.
### 4. Singers and solo musicians (43–58)
* Kylie Minogue – Pop singer and actress.
* Sia – Singer-songwriter.
* Olivia Newton-John – Singer and actress.
* John Farnham – Singer.
* Keith Urban – Country music singer.
* Jimmy Barnes – Rock singer.
* Nick Cave – Singer-songwriter.
* Troye Sivan – Singer and actor.
* Delta Goodrem – Singer and actress.
* Tina Arena – Singer.
* Guy Sebastian – Singer.
* Jessica Mauboy – Singer and actress.
* Missy Higgins – Singer-songwriter.
* Tones and I – Singer-songwriter.
* Vance Joy – Singer-songwriter.
* Paul Kelly – Singer-songwriter.
### 5. Bands and musicians (59–68)
* Angus Young – AC/DC guitarist.
* Malcolm Young – AC/DC co-founder and guitarist.
* Bon Scott – Former AC/DC lead singer.
* Michael Hutchence – INXS lead singer.
* Peter Garrett – Midnight Oil frontman and politician.
* Colin Hay – Men at Work lead singer.
* Daniel Johns – Silverchair frontman.
* Darren Hayes – Savage Garden singer.
* Kevin Parker – Tame Impala musician and producer.
* Nellie Melba – Internationally famous opera singer.
### 6. Cricketers (69–82)
* Don Bradman – Legendary cricketer.
* Shane Warne – Legendary spin bowler.
* Ricky Ponting – Former Australian cricket captain.
* Steve Waugh – Former cricket captain.
* Mark Waugh – Former Australian cricketer.
* Allan Border – Former Australian cricket captain.
* Adam Gilchrist – Wicketkeeper-batsman.
* Glenn McGrath – Fast bowler.
* Brett Lee – Fast bowler.
* David Warner – Former Australian opening batsman.
* Steve Smith – Australian cricket captain and batsman.
* Pat Cummins – Australian cricket captain and fast bowler.
* Ellyse Perry – Australian cricketer and footballer.
* Meg Lanning – Former Australian women's cricket captain.
### 7. Other athletes and sporting legends (83–92)
* Ian Thorpe – Olympic swimming champion.
* Dawn Fraser – Olympic swimming champion.
* Cathy Freeman – Olympic athletics champion.
* Ariarne Titmus – Olympic swimming champion.
* Jessica Fox – Olympic canoeing champion.
* Ash Barty – Tennis champion.
* Rod Laver – Tennis legend.
* Evonne Goolagong Cawley – Tennis champion.
* Sam Kerr – Australian football star.
* Tim Cahill – Australian football legend.
### 8. Writers, artists and scientists (93–100)
* Patrick White – Nobel Prize-winning novelist.
* Peter Carey – Novelist and two-time Booker Prize winner.
* Tim Winton – Novelist.
* Banjo Paterson – Poet and author.
* Henry Lawson – Poet and short-story writer.
* Albert Namatjira – Aboriginal Australian artist.
* Howard Florey – Nobel Prize-winning scientist.
* Elizabeth Blackburn – Nobel Prize-winning biologist.
We love you Andy
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