Dec 2, 2021·2 repliesYeah f*** it gonna watch Dune alone while we aren't locked down
Gold class tickets baby
EuroNymous 🦘OPDec 2, 2021·1 replyZokkonYeah f*** it gonna watch Dune alone while we aren't locked down
Gold class tickets baby
i saw it also with my dad
what did you think about the film
- EuroNymous 🦘OPDec 2, 2021
such a nice day today in sydney
- Dec 2, 2021EuroNymous
i saw it also with my dad
what did you think about the film
It was definitely a slow burner but they did create good tension. If I didn't read Dune already I think I'd have some complaints about how ambiguous everything is, also the speech was very quiet at some points.
Insanely pretty movie though
Dec 2, 2021ZokkonYeah f*** it gonna watch Dune alone while we aren't locked down
Gold class tickets baby
have already seen it but will try to see it in imax on the weekend hopefully before omarion hits our state
Dec 3, 2021praying this new variant doesnt effect my move to qld next month
Dec 3, 2021·1 replyf*** im a dumb c*** i walked into grilld and ordered a meal well thinking it was schitz
- Dec 3, 2021
The rains aren't gone
- EuroNymous 🦘OPDec 3, 2021·3 repliesBG
f*** im a dumb c*** i walked into grilld and ordered a meal well thinking it was schitz
Grilld is woat burger place and they underpay their workers
Dec 3, 2021·1 replyThat low carb bun is wild like two pancakes .
Scooped ona them $5 impossible burgs on a shameful evening- Dec 3, 2021EuroNymous
Grilld is woat burger place and they underpay their workers
they charging too much to be doing this smh
- Dec 3, 2021dr3am_weaver_479
That low carb bun is wild like two pancakes .
Scooped ona them $5 impossible burgs on a shameful eveningrt feels like a soggy unotasted crumpet lmao
- Dec 3, 2021
my gf boujee as hell we go there all the time for the low carb options smh
- Dec 3, 2021EuroNymous
Grilld is woat burger place and they underpay their workers
the burger tasted pretty decent tbh, was pretty pricey for a little burger by itself though $16. was just funny i just picked randomly at the menu at the counter, then saw burgers coming out and thought to myself gee i'm not in schitz am I
Dec 4, 2021·edited·5 repliesI figure id ask itt cus i have an interest in linguistics
Ive noticed young, often poc, aussies usually sound super american, even british sometimes
Is there a reason for this
You don’t really see this in other English speaking countries like south africa, NZ, UK, netherlands etc
Only other instance i can think of a situation where people with other wise non english American background sound american is with bilingual french canadians in quebec who speak english as a second language. But that situation makes even more sense than the american sounding Australians because atleast theyre literally surrounded by the north American English accent so it’s normal they pick it up
Obviously American, specifically black american, accents influences the youth globally but you don’t see people sounding full on American
Dec 4, 2021MaartinsI figure id ask itt cus i have an interest in linguistics
Ive noticed young, often poc, aussies usually sound super american, even british sometimes
Is there a reason for this
You don’t really see this in other English speaking countries like south africa, NZ, UK, netherlands etc
Only other instance i can think of a situation where people with other wise non english American background sound american is with bilingual french canadians in quebec who speak english as a second language. But that situation makes even more sense than the american sounding Australians because atleast theyre literally surrounded by the north American English accent so it’s normal they pick it up
Obviously American, specifically black american, accents influences the youth globally but you don’t see people sounding full on American
living in Australia around a lot of POCs I've never noticed this besides Filipino people sounding American lol
- Dec 4, 2021Maartins
I figure id ask itt cus i have an interest in linguistics
Ive noticed young, often poc, aussies usually sound super american, even british sometimes
Is there a reason for this
You don’t really see this in other English speaking countries like south africa, NZ, UK, netherlands etc
Only other instance i can think of a situation where people with other wise non english American background sound american is with bilingual french canadians in quebec who speak english as a second language. But that situation makes even more sense than the american sounding Australians because atleast theyre literally surrounded by the north American English accent so it’s normal they pick it up
Obviously American, specifically black american, accents influences the youth globally but you don’t see people sounding full on American
Where have you been noticing this? Slang is adapted yes but not really the accent, at least among my majority POC community.
British accent I've noticed a few times but it's nothing dramatic, maybe in certain phrases or words they have it. It's also a tricky one because there's some older Australians with a very British accent where they speak 'higher' in their head if that makes sense
- Dec 4, 2021·2 replies
I see hella videos on tiktok with Australians that don’t really sound Australian lol
- Dec 4, 2021Maartins
I see hella videos on tiktok with Australians that don’t really sound Australian lol
That could just be Tik Tok accent, cause irl I don’t hear this
- Dec 4, 2021Maartins
I see hella videos on tiktok with Australians that don’t really sound Australian lol
Tbh I wouldn't be surprised but I don't think it's that big of a thing, the accent adaption
Dec 4, 2021·1 replyMaartinsI figure id ask itt cus i have an interest in linguistics
Ive noticed young, often poc, aussies usually sound super american, even british sometimes
Is there a reason for this
You don’t really see this in other English speaking countries like south africa, NZ, UK, netherlands etc
Only other instance i can think of a situation where people with other wise non english American background sound american is with bilingual french canadians in quebec who speak english as a second language. But that situation makes even more sense than the american sounding Australians because atleast theyre literally surrounded by the north American English accent so it’s normal they pick it up
Obviously American, specifically black american, accents influences the youth globally but you don’t see people sounding full on American
Ur right, a lot of poc Aussies definitely adopt linguistic mannerisms from the US, but now that the UK is topical there's also an adoption of an accent with that inflection.
My dumb theory - I think because Australia doesn't really have a cool African diaspora cultural scene that has reached global relevance like the US and the UK, although it definitely is coming up. Either way, because there's a lack of cultural capital in the Australian accent, poc kids adopt some bits of the US accent, but I see a lot more adopting the UK accent and UK slang these days. I know u don't fw this racist country so good to see u in here
- Dec 4, 2021·1 replyButter Chicken
Ur right, a lot of poc Aussies definitely adopt linguistic mannerisms from the US, but now that the UK is topical there's also an adoption of an accent with that inflection.
My dumb theory - I think because Australia doesn't really have a cool African diaspora cultural scene that has reached global relevance like the US and the UK, although it definitely is coming up. Either way, because there's a lack of cultural capital in the Australian accent, poc kids adopt some bits of the US accent, but I see a lot more adopting the UK accent and UK slang these days. I know u don't fw this racist country so good to see u in here
Interesting theory
And nah bro i just be trolling a lot
I plan on trying to visit in the next 2 years. My uni has this exchange program with uniofmelbourne