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Emeritus Professor Roly Sussex from the University of Queensland discusses the wonderful and odd aspects of English and many other languages.

A Word in Your Ear

Why did French become the universal language of high gastronomy across international royal courts and professional kitchens?

A Word In Your Ear: Why The French Language Dominates Kitchens

AWIYE: The work of voice and dialect coaches

A Word In Your Ear: What Does A Voice Coach Do?

A Word In Your Ear: How New Words Are Created

The art of addressing someone formally over email.

A Word In Your Ear: Email and Envelope Address Etiquette

Language Professor Roly Sussex and Education Specialist Sue-Belinda Meehan discuss the language of how we teach primary school children, language.

A Word In Your Ear: Teaching Kids To Spell

Pipe the hands and stand by, because Admiral of the English Language, Professor Roly Sussex is making way through the language of the Royal Australian Navy and translating the salty expressions that have sailed from life at sea into everyday Australian English.

A Word In Your Ear: The Language of the Sea

Language Professor Roly Sussex discusses the seventeen Australian words the Oxford English Dictionary has added in 2026, including "yeah nah", "checkout chick" and "dishlickers".

A Word In Your Ear: "Dishlickers" Joins the Oxford Dictionary!

Language Professor Roly Sussex and 612-ABC Brisbane gardening expert Clare Bickle discuss the love language that is plants and gardening.

A Word In Your Ear: The Language of Gardening

Language Professor Roly Sussex and 612-ABC presenter Sally Rope discuss how television has shaped language via words they created and the catchphrases we love.

A Word In Your Ear: TV Catchphrases That Have Stuck

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is underway - what words have come to us from the "Beautiful Game" and how many have crossed into other sports??

A Word In Your Ear: "Dishlickers" Joins the Oxford Dictionary!

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