Ⅰ 澳大利亚英语文字 是英语吗 不会和口语一样吧
澳大利亚原本是英国流放罪犯的地方，后来发展好了就成了英国的殖民地，现在是英联邦成员。所以澳洲英语跟不列颠英语本质上是一回事。
Ⅱ 用英语口语来介绍自己感兴趣的国家（就举澳大利亚），字数一定要100词，而且是日常口语。
This is the first in a series of posts for the Australia Blog
Roundtable, a collaboration of a group of travel bloggers and writers to
blog on one of their favourite subjects - Australia. The others in the
group are Brooke from WhyGo Australia, Caz from yTravel Blog, Kate from Nomads Hostels and Michaela from Rocky Travel. This month's subect - 'Why I love Australia'.
I’ve a soft spot for Australia for a very special reason...this was
the country that first introced me to backpacking. If it wasn’t for
Australia I wouldn’t have the job I have now…travelling around the world
making videos, recording podcasts, gathering content for our free
pocket guides and more. I love Australia so much in fact, that I’ve
decided to put together a list of ten reasons I love the country I once
called home.
下面大概说下澳大利亚的十个要点就行了，我全弄过来，你看着精简，在线学英语口语了解下洛基英语还是不错的，记得采纳啊，flashidear很辛苦，助人为乐，我不是抄别人的，我是拷贝的！
1. Cities
Sydney
is my favourite city in the world without question. I lived there for a
year back in 1999 for around nine months and have returned twice (once
quite recently). I just feel at home there. Then there’s Melbourne
– each time I’ve made it to Melbourne I’ve seen more and more of it,
making me appreciate it more than ever. Perth is very special to me –
it’s where I met my wife-to-be! So while Australia is great for more
remote places (which I will refer to later), it’s got some of my
favourite cities in the world.
2. Beaches
I lived in Bondi when I was in Sydney. The way I saw it, I wanted to
experience something I would never be able to experience at home –
living right beside one of the world’s most famous beaches. The great
thing was, once I left Sydney to go travelling up the east coast I
encountered even more beautiful beaches. And don’t get me started on the
west coast! The beaches there will really take your breath away.
3. So much tourism is geared towards budget travellers
Before I went to Australia I never encountered tour companies that
marketed themselves solely at backpackers, or bars that were only for
backpackers. Ladies and gentlemen of the backpacking fraternity, good
news – Australia has both. And then some. If you’re a budget traveller
on your way to the land Down Under you’ll have lots to choose to make
sure you get the trip you want.
4. National Parks
When travelling Australia’s celebrated coastlines, on those days when
you don’t want to laze by the pool (many hostels in Australia have their
own pools) or on the beach there’ll be a national park nearby. If
you’re not on the coast, chances are you’re exploring some of the
country’s best-known national parks – Kaka, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National
Park or the Great Sandy National Park, home to Fraser Island. In a
nutshell, as much as I love Australia’s cities and lazing on its
beaches, its national parks are unbelievably fascinating.
5. Hostels with swimming pools
As per the previous point, many of Australia’s hostels have swimming pools. In the Sydney Central YHA has one, while in Brisbane Bunk Backpackers
boasts one. You’ll also find them in tons of hostels outside the big
cities also. This was something I never encountered before travelling
around Australia.
6. The 'Red Centre'
“It’s just a big rock in the desert”. These are the sentiments of many
people upon seeing Uluru (Ayer’s Rock) for the first time. Do you know
what? They’re right – it is a big rock in the desert. But that’s what
makes it so fascinating. I was blown away when I saw Uluru for the first
time. Totally blown away. Between it, Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and Kings
Canyon, the five days I spent in Australia’s ‘Red Centre’ were some of
the most enjoyable I spent there. Miss it at your peril.
7. Wildlife
Since leaving Australia (after the first time I was there) I haven’t
paid into a zoo once. I have been to one (it was free), but after seeing
so many animals in the wild in Australia I’ve been against them ever
since. What’s great about the wildlife though is the animals you’ll only
find there – kangaroos, koala bears, kookaburras, emus, possums,
wallabies, dingos...the list goes on.
8. The money
When I say money I mean the actual material it’s made out of. Unlike
other currencies, Australian money is waterproof. That’s right –
waterproof! So if you’re swimming down at Bondi and you think to
yourself “Aw rats! I’ve left me money in my swimmers!” (Australian for
‘I’ve left my money in my swimming shorts’) fear not – the money will be
in the same condition upon departure from the sea as upon entering.
9. Sport
Aussies are sports mad. It’s that simple. Whether it’s Aussie Rules
football, cricket, rugby or horse racing, there’ll be somebody fanatical
about it. What’s even better is that around the big events there’s a
festival. If you’re down under for March then make your way to Melbourne
for the Grand Prix. Make your way to the same city for the Melbourne
Cup (horse racing) in November and for Grand Final Day in September. The
weekend I had in Melbourne for the Grand Prix was one of the best I had
ring my year there.
10. The climate
I first arrived in Sydney on October 14th in the middle of Australia’s
‘spring’. It was already hitting temperatures of 25°C/77°F. Next was
summer when temperatures soared before autumn arrived. In April, not far
from the country’s winter, I was still visiting the beach. Then when
winter arrived, what did I do? I travelled north and continued to
experience temperatures of 30°C/85°F. So if you’re one who likes warm
weather and the sunshine, which I do, then you’ll love Australia’s
climate.
Ⅲ 如何在澳洲锻炼口语
1)我们学习英语口语的目的是为了与别人进行交流，所以英语口语中的几个要素的重要次序应为：流利，准确，和恰当。
也就是说，我们必须更加重视实际交流能力而不仅仅是单纯强调语法的正确性。
2）寻找学伴一起练习口语。英语角是个不错的地方，在那里我们不但可以练习口语，还可以交流英语学习经验，开拓视野，提高英语学习兴趣。
3）如果找不到学伴或参加英语角的机会很少，那么我们就必须通过自己对自己说英语来创造英语环境。例如，你可以对自己描述所看到的景物,英语口述自己正在作的事情。
4）有种方法非常有效且很容易坚持，那就是：口译汉英对照（或英汉对照）的小说或其它读物。首先，我们先读汉语部分，然后逐句直接口译成英文，完成一小段后，去看书上的对应英文部分，并与我们的口译进行比较。这样，我们马上可以发现我们口译的错误，缺点和进步。 http://www.tudou.com/groups/posts2136213p1.html#jhgk?
Ⅳ 明天有外国人第一次来家里做客,聊天用的口语! 澳大利亚的外国人来家里,用英语怎么聊天帮忙列举一下
It's a nice day! (今天是个抄好天!) It sure is. (是不错袭啊.)
It's all right now. (现在没事了.) It's time to eat breakfast. （该吃早饭了.）
We have some snacks. (吃点儿点心吧.)
Ⅳ 在澳洲如何提高英语口语
从过去几年到未来，无论落户一线城市、还是职场对英语要求越来越高，内因为应聘的人越来越容多，英语恰恰是你脱颖而出的一项技能。
英语口语什么最重要？当然是音标！良好的音标基础，不仅可以帮助你准确地对单词进行发音，更能使我进行有效的英语只读，还能准确地听辩朗读。
其实是绕了这么大个弯。发音不准确！根本不可能听懂别人在说什么，无论英语还是其他语言。大多数人和几乎所有的学校里的孩子，都是这个方面的缺点，只是死记硬背、天天做语法题，根本就不会发时间把英语音标学好。
无论你现在多少岁，在线学习是一个不错的选择，毕竟线上教育足不出户，所有的正式课程都是公开的，有的还拥有一对一的外教老师，以及随时可进入听课。如果加上自身的坚持，音标、发音、语法也能得到比较快的提升。
Ⅵ 有没有什么学习英语口语好的软件 一个月后要去澳大利亚新西兰 真的一点英语都不会 好烦
去报个班，临时学一下吧，比软件好
Ⅶ 去澳大利亚留学时说英语还是中文,如果英语口语不好怎么办,会被退回来吗有谁知道要问什么问题呀
在学校上复课什么的都是制英文喽，其它时间是英文说的多还是英文说的多，那要取决与你的生活圈里面接触的都是什么人了。是否会被退学这点应该不用担心的，只要你想努力学的话，就算考试不过，那些课程还是可以重新读的，不过就是要更多的时间和金钱才能完成学业了，从某种角度来看有些国外大学和语言学校都是很乐意学校里面能多有一些这样的“财神”：)希望帮到你。
Ⅷ 我知道加拿大英语、澳大利亚英语、美式英语、英式英语的口语可以互通。美式英语与英式英语书写细微区别。
实际应用中，根本就没有那么明确具体的区分。只有当你到当地具体应用过程中，才会注意到细微的差异，而这差异，实际完全可以忽略不计，特别是在地球村和全球共同体的大背景下，更没有必要形成更多的人为交流障碍。
Ⅸ 与澳大利亚人初次见面的常用语，要中英对照的。口语一点
第一次见面可以说 glad to know u ， hope we can have a good time together . 澳洲很多华人····· 相信你会过得很愉快的