Learn Australian English in this expression episode of the Aussie English Podcast where I teach you to use the expression TO LET SLEEPING DOGS LIE 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 409 – Expression: To Let Sleeping Dogs Lie The dingo in the tent. That dingo took the baby. God. No! Please, God help! That dingo took my baby! **** G’day, guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English, the number one podcast for anyone and everyone who wants to learn Australian English, if you’re interested in Australian slang, Australian vocab, the Australian accent, this is the podcast for you, guys. All things Australian lingo. Intro Scene: So, today, the opening scene today was from a movie called Evil Angels, and that was in 1988 starring Sam Neil and Meryl Streep. You might know Meryl Streep, and you probably would know Sam Neil if you’ve seen Jurassic Park. He’s the main guy in Jurassic Park. Anyway, that line “The dingo took my baby” or it’s often misquoted as “The dingo ate my baby” is a line that you’ll hear in Australian pop-culture from time to time, and it’s referring to this story but this movie is about that occurred in 1980 when baby Azaria went missing near Uluru. And this line got pretty famous when TV shows like Seinfeld and Fraser used it in some of their episodes. Tell my fiancé I’m looking for him. I have lost my fiancé the poor baby. Maybe the dingo ate your baby? – Seinfeld  That dingo’s got your baby. – Fraser The dingo ate my baby. A dingo at my baby. – Conan O’Brien I’m sorry a dingo at your baby. You know that’s a true story? Lady lost a kid. You about to cross some f*cking line! – Tropic Thunder So, we’ll talk about exactly what happened there and we’ll chat about dingoes, who could’ve been the main culprit in that story, at the end of today’s episode. So, stay tuned and wait for that. Announcements: Anyway, announcements wise. So, the coming week, I’m getting ready to move to Canberra. So, that’s going to be a big change. I’m looking forward to that, guys. I’m moving to Canberra. So, if any of you guys live in Canberra, feel free to send me a message or an e-mail and we might be able to catch up. Who knows. But that’s in the works at the moment. That’s what’s going to happen. Aside from that,