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To the untrained ear, the Australian (Aussie) & New Zealander (Kiwi) sound the same.
I am kiwi born & raised & lived 8 years of my adult life in Australia.
The main difference is the vowels. Aussies have longer vowels with more of an "ee" sound. Kiwis have shorter vowels with more of a "u" sound, especially for the letter "i".
For "fish" and chips", an Aussie sounds like "feesh and cheeps" to a kiwi. Whereas a kiwi might sound like "fush and chups" to an Aussie.
An Aussie saying the number "six" sounds like they are saying "sex" (although the claim is it's the other way around).
Aussies say words like "plant" and "dance" closer to American accents. Kiwis say these words closer to English accents.
Aussies with more "bogan" dialects can also sound very nasal.
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Genre: People & Blogs
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Uploaded At Nov 17, 2024 ^^
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RYD date created : 2024-11-21T22:41:12.306381Z
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@TheJoker-00001
5 months ago
The Aussie will say sheep, the kiwi will say "wife"
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