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Aussie Spoken Here

Posted on 10/09/2010 by Lohcifer

Who speaks perfect English? Not the Australians! The Uni of Tassie (that’s the University of Tasmania) is commissioning a research to find out why Aussies like to shorten words. Barbecue is barbie, afternoon is arvo, relatives is rellies, tradesmen is … Continue reading →

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