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I'm proud to be an Aussie.
I'm proud to be an Australian.
//aɪm præɔd tə bi ən ˈɔzi//
Australian English
Examples of Australian English
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Let's have a barbie on the weekend.
Let's have a barbecue on the weekend.
//lets hæv ə ˈbɐːbi ɔn ðə wiːkˈend//
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He's a good bloke.
He's a nice man.
//hiːz ə gʊd bləʉk//
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Yesterday I went to the beach and I had a lot of fun.
//ˈjestədeɪ ae went tə ðə biːtʃ /ənd æɪ hæd ə lɔt əv fɐn//
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No worries, mate.
No problem, my friend.
//nəʉ ˈwɐriz/meɪʔ//
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I'm from New South Wales, Australia.
//aem frəm njʉː sæɔθ waelz/ɔsˈtræɪlɪə //
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Do you wanna hang out later this avo?
Do you want to meet later this afternoon?
//dʒʉ ˈwɔnə hæŋ æɔʔ ðɪs ˈævəʉ//
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I don't think my accent is as strong as other people. It depends a lot where you are from in Australia.
// ae dəʉn θɪŋk maɪ ˈæksent ɪz əz stɔŋ əz ˈɐðə ˈpiːpəl// //ɪt dɪˈpenz ə lɔʔ wɛə jə frɔm/ɪn ɔsˈtræɪlɪə
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Can you please park the car in the garage?
//kən jʉ pliːz pɐːk ðə kɐː ɪn ðə ˈgærɐːdʒ//
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Last week I was out and about.
//lɐːst wiːk ae wəz æɔʔ ənd əˈbæɔʔ//
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