Mel
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It's all the same accent, I do agree with one answer that its more of a country vs city distinction then a state vs state thing.
We're all Australians, I don't really notice our accent. |
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Kira
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I would say the country towns vs the cities. I have spent 21 of my 22 years living in and around Queensland and people always ask what country I come from because of my accent. I have only been out of the country for 1 week.
I would say the country towns maybe in the Northen Territory or Alice Springs area is where you would find a fair dinkum Aussie accent. |
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hazem_labib2001
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Definitely not Melbourne
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Nicola K
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we all sound the same |
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kristywins (Australia)
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I have never noticed a difference?
I live in NSW and have travelled all over,
all sounds great to me! |
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Elizabeth
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Queensland, of course. |
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aflumpire
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we all sound the same.
im a Queenslander; but we are 'rough and tough' like every other Aussie |
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Shadow hunter
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QLD. Go Queensland. |
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Mrs M
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Accent ? Australians don't have an accent. |
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jigfam
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We all sound the same to me with the exception of a few words, hey? |
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fruitsalad
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Queensland does have the strongest accent. Best, hard to say... |
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Juddles
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Yay!! Go QLD!!! I totally agree :) |
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Demo man
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i think many Queenslanders are rough and tough, except that aflumpire above |
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1st bub due 11sept
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with u all the way. go qld! |
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Skye
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Country Queensland fo sure! |
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WC Eagles '86
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They are virtually the same just with some words pronounced differently.
But anyway I'll say the West Aussie Accent... for non aussies picture Heath Ledger and Hugh Jackman.. they are both perth boys. |
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Little.Miss.Leah
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I think the tassie accent is rougher! |
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Lilo.x
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hahah they're all the same
but QLDers always talk slower like their dumb
kinda like bogans!!!
NSW rocks!!!!!!!! |
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