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Welcome to this weekly English expression episode on the Aussie English podcast!
Today’s expression is “do your head in”.
Does it sound like it's something painful, or even morbid? Obviously, it does have something to do with your 'head', but it could be far from what you're thinking!
We will start off with a Q and A from Hadrz2 who asks if Aussies use other greetings besides "G'day".
There's also a quick joke about lipstick - nah, not a make up tutorial, but close!
We will then break down the meaning of the words in the expression. There will also be example situations where you can use the expression “do your head in”.
And finally, don’t forget to download this episode’s FREE worksheet and listen to a clip from the classic Aussie movie Crocodile Dundee, starring Paul Hogan.
Remember, you can play back the audio so you can listen to the dialogue!
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