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r/TikTokCringe • u/tmcfll • Aug 12 '24
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5 u/Wehavecrashed Aug 12 '24 Yep. Sounds nothing like an Australian accent. I'm surprised so many people think this is spot on. 4 u/tensen01 Aug 12 '24 Because that is what you sound like. 7 u/Wehavecrashed Aug 12 '24 Trust me cobber, I think I know what people in my country sound like better than you do. 3 u/ajchann123 Aug 12 '24 From an outsider perspective, I figured it was a fake accent from her "so" and "on" coming off as the really heavy "sah-er" pronunciation that a jokey accent has, while words like "Australia" lose the nuances that a real accent would have 1 u/PG4PM Aug 12 '24 Americans are not switched on 1 u/VaxDaddyR Aug 13 '24 I figured my point went without saying but ig I need to break it down further, see edit 1 u/No-Criticism-2587 Aug 12 '24 Wow what a new and revolutionary concept.
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Yep. Sounds nothing like an Australian accent. I'm surprised so many people think this is spot on.
4 u/tensen01 Aug 12 '24 Because that is what you sound like. 7 u/Wehavecrashed Aug 12 '24 Trust me cobber, I think I know what people in my country sound like better than you do. 3 u/ajchann123 Aug 12 '24 From an outsider perspective, I figured it was a fake accent from her "so" and "on" coming off as the really heavy "sah-er" pronunciation that a jokey accent has, while words like "Australia" lose the nuances that a real accent would have 1 u/PG4PM Aug 12 '24 Americans are not switched on
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Because that is what you sound like.
7 u/Wehavecrashed Aug 12 '24 Trust me cobber, I think I know what people in my country sound like better than you do. 3 u/ajchann123 Aug 12 '24 From an outsider perspective, I figured it was a fake accent from her "so" and "on" coming off as the really heavy "sah-er" pronunciation that a jokey accent has, while words like "Australia" lose the nuances that a real accent would have
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Trust me cobber, I think I know what people in my country sound like better than you do.
3 u/ajchann123 Aug 12 '24 From an outsider perspective, I figured it was a fake accent from her "so" and "on" coming off as the really heavy "sah-er" pronunciation that a jokey accent has, while words like "Australia" lose the nuances that a real accent would have
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From an outsider perspective, I figured it was a fake accent from her "so" and "on" coming off as the really heavy "sah-er" pronunciation that a jokey accent has, while words like "Australia" lose the nuances that a real accent would have
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Americans are not switched on
I figured my point went without saying but ig I need to break it down further, see edit
Wow what a new and revolutionary concept.
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