English by accent
Real English from New Zealand
New Zealand English
Hear real people from New Zealand talk. Learn some special Kiwi words.
New Zealand English is spoken by about 5 million people in Aotearoa New Zealand. People use Māori words every day, like kia ora (hello), whānau (family), and kai (food). New Zealand English has its own special sound. For example, fish and chips can sound like fush and chups. People often say things in a way that sounds like a question, even when they are not asking one. It can feel fast to listen to. Once your ear gets used to the sound, it is just like any other kind of English.
The Reelang English watch page is a page of short videos, like TikTok. The videos are from real people who speak English. Each video has a level and a speed, and we show the accent. It learns how you watch and keeps showing videos at your level.
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