Learn Australian English in this expression episode of The Aussie English Podcast where I teach you to use TO BLOW THE WHISTLE ON SOMEONE like a native. Subscribe to the podcast: iTunes | Android | RSS Complete this episode as a comprehensive English course in The Aussie English Classroom! Learn More Here Download the PDF + MP3 AE 384 – Expression: To Blow The Whistle On Someone Girls! Girls, is it… The most wonderful news. The troop that came in second on Saturday have been injured in a minibus accident and miss Fiona’s lost her foot! No, no, no, no! That’s not the good news. That’s terrible news and we should all send a card. No, no, the good news is that they’ve had to forfeit and we are through to the Grand Final! We are in the final! We are in the final! We are in the Final! G’day, guys! Welcome to this episode of The Aussie English Podcast. The number one podcast teaching you Australian English, whether you want to speak like an Aussie, or whether you just want to understand what we’re bloody well saying when we speak with this accent. You’ve come to the right place, and just sit back, grab a cuppa, and enjoy. So, this episode of The Aussie English Podcast is brought to you by The Aussie English Classroom an online classroom where you get to complete today’s expression episode as an English course. So, when you guys enroll, you get instant access to all the previous expression episode courses that I’ve put on that website. Each course is specially designed to reinforce the English you’ve learnt in each episode. And it’ll come with six lessons covering things like vocab, listening comprehension, Aussie slang, pronunciation, connected speech, and grammar. So, it’s all tied in there for each episode to try and reinforce the English that I’m using here and help you learn it even better. So, you get to complete each course at your own pace. You can earn points, badges, make friends, and most importantly, level up your English. Anyway. Intro spiel over. I hope you guys are well. I definitely think that you would laugh if you currently saw where I was standing. So, I’m currently in the process of moving down from North Melbourne down to Ocean Grove to live with my parents for a little bit, save a bit of money. I’m waiting for my girlfriend to come back down from Queensland and then we’re going to find a place. But whilst I’m staying in this this house where I grew up back in Ocean Grove,