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Real talking from Australia
Australian English
Real Australian voices. Natural speed, a special sound, and common words.
About 17 million people speak Australian English. Like British English, they do not say the r at the end of words. But some sounds are different: words like mate, day, and night sound special. Australians often make sentences sound like questions, even when they are not. This can be hard to understand at first. They also like to make words shorter: arvo means afternoon, brekkie means breakfast. People often talk in an easy way, even at work. Once your ears get used to the sounds, this English is not faster than any other kind.
Reelang’s English video feed is a TikTok-style feed of real videos from native English speakers, graded by level and speaking speed and tagged by accent. It learns from how you watch and keeps serving clips at your level.
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