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Uploaded by on May 20, 2011

Though a large portion of the world speaks English, it's amazing just how different each (English Speaking) country's language really is.

TJ

http://twitter.com/TabloidJunk

Music: Kevin MacLeod - incompetech.com

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  • Real Aussies dont say: JUNK!! They say : Rubbish or :Sh!t or Crap

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  • im aussie and i get asked about my words and accent eeeeeeeeeevery time i go to america! they always ask me to say 'gday mate, let chuck another banger on the barbie' and im like 'thats almost racist...'

  • Hahaha I live in Australia and everytime I hear the word pacifier I think they mean a vibrator or a dildo!

  • I went to Australia before and I thought I was pronouncing 'scone' incorrectly, but I actually pronounced it :'D

    Even though I'm not an Aussie, Australia had always felt like it was my hometown. :D

  • They say coffee, we say beer.

  • US: Truck, Aussie: Ute, British: Lorry.

  • @Bezzzzo

    I mean the accent

    i can speak a bit english... we learn that in school.

    But i just like the accent so much that maybe when i can skype with someone, my accent will change a bit , into australian.

    Soooo pleaaase SOMEBODY :D

  • @MrInstiputo Well that all depends on whether he's saying that you call biscuits scones or if you call scones biscuits. I didn't even think of it the other way around... I mean, I've never heard any Australians call anything but scones scones.. Those fluffy doughy things you eat with cream and jam. And yes... that's what I was saying... to call a biscuit a scone is stupid... because biscuits are nothing like scones

  • @AmazoneCowgirl Learn English you mean? or Just Aussie slang?

  • @TheCharnstar You are an idiot. I call a scone, a scone. I believe this delectable treat comes from England, so for you to call a biscuit a scone, makes you the freak.

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