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Domesticated
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| quote: | Originally posted by Ania_xox
English according to Ben:
(I have witnessed this several times via telephone)
ass = EEEEASS
about = a-BOW-t
your = yer
well = wull
not = NAT
I could go on and on
... throw the jew down the well... so that my country can be free... lalalalalalaaaaa <3 xoxo
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You're Fran Drescher. Eat it.
| quote: | Originally posted by Sushipunk
I sound Australian, funnily enough. Hopefully not too much like a Queenslander though |
It's funny, Australia is pretty young compared to America, and our population far smaller, which I think has kept our accent more consistent nationally for many years.
In the past decade though, I've been noticing a significant difference developing between states. Queenslanders seem to heavily emphasise the typical bogan/ocker accent that all foreigns have known in Steve Irwin etc, while the further south one travels the softer/more refined the accent seems to become in general, though there are pockets of stronger in there too.
I think a majority of the time I can pick a Queenslander vs a Welshman vs a Victorian, but all the other states are still blurry to me.
Accents are a very interesting thing. You have to wonder how they develop and why huge, huge nations all adopt similar mannerisms and phrases etc, and in such a short time. It's only been 200 odd years since Australia was settled, but already we are so distinctly different from England linguistically.
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Sushipunk
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| quote: | Originally posted by Domesticated
Queenslanders seem to heavily emphasise the typical bogan/ocker accent that all foreigns have known in Steve Irwin etc, while the further south one travels the softer/more refined the accent seems to become in general, though there are pockets of stronger in there too. |
Queenslanders, in general, sound petty bad to me. Maybe that means I don't sound quite so bad? Or just wishful thinking 
BUT I KNOW I don't sound like a Far North Queenslander. Ugh. My gf's parents live up in Cairns, and every time we go and visit I'm simply amazed that people can sound so hick-like (or bogan/ocker, if you prefer) without even trying. It's like another world. Not her parents specifically (they're from Canberra, but damn, I think the accent is waring off...or on...?), just everyone else.
Though, I posted up my voice some months ago, reciting the 'Choose Life' monologue from Trainspotting. Jolz said I sounded like a bogan, or something along those lines 
Stupid QLD 
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Domesticated
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| quote: | Originally posted by Yohan
copy yank southerner accent?
at least you won't sound like a queenslander (whatever that sounds like) |
Pass. American accents are the most unattractive in the world, closely followed by Scottish.
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