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Starro-maggaro Basically, the rule for making Aussie slang is just to generally shorten the word and add the sound 'o' or 'ee' at the end. Devastated > dev > +o > devo Barbecue > barb > +ie > barbie |
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lumi Being excited is good, though! |
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Crimson Skies said:
Starro-maggaro Basically every word over in Straya has slang for it Here's just a taster of some:
I want to live in australia now :0 Here is a guide to my lovely baltimore accent plus american slang: |
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Also, it's almost midnight for me, so I'm off to bed. I'll finish the basic plot and whatnot later - but feel free to continue discussing with out me! This includes plotting! Because if you think I have any idea, you're sorely mistakin' hon :) |
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lmao, goodnight bab I'm almost done with lil Lore I took half-blood quite literally this time around lol |
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Starro-maggaro Half of that just looks like, to me anyway, that you guys replace 'th' with 'f' and similar stuff. Is that the pattern for you guys? |
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Cri More or less - I pronounce my 'th' as well as any other American though. A lot of it is the vowels sound different. The most classic being 'wuter' ( what you drink) xD Also, because writing helps me fall asleep,I may finish Orden's form. |
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Starro-maggaro Oh, ok. Wuter xD |
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better than wooter, as my new york friend pronounces it aha |
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n O I lost the whole personality I typed up for Hoffen ;-; |
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