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OH Shazy isnt Austrailia's first language English?

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Our one and only ;)

Even the natives speak English these days.

Unky: LOL I just woke up, what time is it there? =P

Shazy: I like the Australian accent it sounds so cool! But I like the Uk Accent more I wish I speak like that =P

Noney, it's night here... 8.30 pm.

I like the Aussie accent too! Btw, I have heard some of the quebec accents... it sounds as if people speak in the nose... lol. Just saying... no offense noney!

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Noney, it's night here... 8.30 pm.

I like the Aussie accent too! Btw, I have heard some of the quebec accents... it sounds as if people speak in the nose...lol. Just saying... no offense noney!

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none taken unky, I'm from Ontario not Quebec. English was my first language and I don't speak through my nose lol I speak french with an english accent =P My roommate at school was French, I laugh at him when he speaks english lol!!

Ya, I know that... each other laughing at the other's learnt language, LOL! :p

In Mauritius, since english is compulsory at school, you have all sorts of english accents! And because of creole, the mother language of most mauritians, the becomes "ze", so do this, that, those, these become "zis, zat, zoz, zeez" lol!

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Unky: LOL i just woke up, what time is it there? =P

Shazy: I like the Austrailian accent it sounds so cool! But i like the Uk Accent more i wish i speak like that =P

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My favourite accent is Irish :: swoons :: it's such a pretty accent.
We have weird accents... we really don't like saying whole words..

Good Day = G'day
Hello = G'day
Good evening = G'day
How are you? I haven't seen you in a while? = 'Ey (with a head nod)

And then there's the always faithful slang...
Crikey = An exclamation of surprise.
Barbie - A Barbecue grill
Sheila = A woman
Bogan = American equivalent of someone from a trailer park
Dole Bludger = Someone on welfare

Hmmm... can't think of any more at the moment lol

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Ya, I know that... each other laughing at the other's learnt language, LOL! :p

In Mauritius, since english is compulsory at school, you have all sorts of english accents! And because of creole, the mother language of most mauritians, the becomes "ze", so do this, that, those, these become "zis, zat, zoz, zeez" lol!

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lol!

We speak english with a Canadian accent. I don't know if you met any Canadian people before, if you have, what does Canadian accent sound like? Lol I'm not too sure because I can't tell but I know its not the same as the US accent =P

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My favourite accent is Irish :: swoons :: it's such a pretty accent.
We have weird accents... we really don't like saying whole words..

Good Day = G'day
Hello = G'day
Good evening = G'day
How are you? I haven't seen you in a while? = 'Ey (with a head nod)

And then there's the always faithful slang...
Crikey = An exclamation of surprise.
Barbie - A Barbecue grill
Sheila = A woman
Bogan = American equivalent of someone from a trailer park
Dole Bludger = Someone on welfare

Hmmm.... can't think of any more at the moment lol

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Lol cool!!

The Irish accent? Not a big fan of it lol but its not surprising that when girls hears a guy with that accent, they ll start to think he's hot lol

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lol cool!!!

The Irish accent? Not a big fan of it lol but its not surprising that when girls hears a guy with that accent, they ll start to think he's hot lol

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I don't care what he looks like as long as he doesn't stop talking :p

Either I've not really met a 'pure' Canadian english accent, or did not heard so much of it, but I find it fine. I find it like some kind of 'in-between' of US and UK.

The US accent is pretty much like the UK accent, only some words differ in meaning.

Lol Shazzy! :p Haven't had much occasion to hear one.

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Either I've not really met a 'pure' Canadian english accent, or did not heard so much of it, but I find it fine. I find it like some kind of 'in-between' of US and UK.

The US accent is pretty much like the UK accent, only some words differ in meaning.

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lol the US accent is totally different from the UK accent UNKY!! Its closer to the Canadian accent =P

That'll be the first option then noney... I've not enough heard of the Canadian accent... lol. Most of the Canadian I've spoken with live in Quebec... and speak french.

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That'll be the first option then noney... I've not enough heard of the Canadian accent... lol. Most of the Canadian I've spoken with live in Quebec... and speak french.

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The Canadian accent speaks pure English in my opinion :) I have found nothing strange in how we speak =P besides the Quebecers. Quebec is a separatist nation so I would not consider them Canada =P

LOL!! Oookkaaayyyyy! :p

Here is the reason why ontario is the best place to live. =P

YouTube - There's No Place Like This - Ontario - Alex J Robinson

Nice song noney! :) There are hot springs in Ontario?

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Nice song noney! :) There are hot springs in Ontario?

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Tons. =P

no work today sigh... economy is bad so they cutting hours XD oh well

How was your day unky? =P

Fine, no Franch class... the GP teacher was with only a few students.. we made the scorpion robot and then disassembled it... but I had my nose running all day! :(

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