Australian Accent versus British English
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Re: Australian accent vr's English
When travelling in Scotland some years ago I came upon a sign in Edinburgh which read "English spoken, American understood"! This might sum up the language thing.
Frappuccino Dibs said:
When travelling in Scotland some years ago I came upon a sign in Edinburgh which read "English spoken, American understood"! This might sum up the language thing.
Re: Australian accent vr's English
We think that because theres nothing but Aussies on our tv shows .For some reason the powers that be think Noth americans love Aussies :?
We think that because theres nothing but Aussies on our tv shows .For some reason the powers that be think Noth americans love Aussies :?
Re: Australian accent vr's English
throw one of them there special sausages mom on the barbie. You know the ones form the smoked dingo sausage company. Now be quiet for awhile mom, or as the aussies say "go bite your bum" :lol: :lol: :lol:
throw one of them there special sausages mom on the barbie. You know the ones form the smoked dingo sausage company. Now be quiet for awhile mom, or as the aussies say "go bite your bum" :lol: :lol: :lol:
Re: Australian accent vr's English
g'day cobber,
Na! not yet mom, I been talking to the bush telegraphs (gossipers)
We are playing with our didgeridoo's right now. *swat* * splat* just got one of those dunny budgies. 8) which reminds me this place is as noisy as a Dunny door in a storm. ( a outside toilet door slamming in the wind) Are the mystery bags (dingo sausages) ready yet mom?? :wink:
g'day cobber,
Na! not yet mom, I been talking to the bush telegraphs (gossipers)
We are playing with our didgeridoo's right now. *swat* * splat* just got one of those dunny budgies. 8) which reminds me this place is as noisy as a Dunny door in a storm. ( a outside toilet door slamming in the wind) Are the mystery bags (dingo sausages) ready yet mom?? :wink:
RE: Australian accent vr's English
Er Hem!
I say chaps, would you be so kind as to return to the Queens language? There there, thats a good fellow.
Tally ho.
Er Hem!
I say chaps, would you be so kind as to return to the Queens language? There there, thats a good fellow.
Tally ho.
Re: Australian accent vr's English
Personally, I'm rather glad I don't speak like Queenie - I've heard of plummy, but she sounds like she got a bloody grapefruit under her tongue. :lol:
Personally, I'm rather glad I don't speak like Queenie - I've heard of plummy, but she sounds like she got a bloody grapefruit under her tongue. :lol:
RE: Australian accent vr's English
Since the Queen really is in a rather small minority group of English people who speak with a silver spoon rammed up their arses - I say that it is people like the queen that do not speak true English. BOSH!
However, the only country in the world that actually speaks English is England (with the small exceptions being Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol and Blandford).
Chocks away ol' chum!
;-)
Since the Queen really is in a rather small minority group of English people who speak with a silver spoon rammed up their arses - I say that it is people like the queen that do not speak true English. BOSH!
However, the only country in the world that actually speaks English is England (with the small exceptions being Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol and Blandford).
Chocks away ol' chum!
;-)
Re: Australian accent vr's English
I love the English way with words Fortnight ,Long ticks of toast,The best sayings :wink:
I love the English way with words Fortnight ,Long ticks of toast,The best sayings :wink: