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It was me trying to cheer myself up during a miserable work day.
I do say 'innerested' a lot in informal conversation though. I get sick of having to tork proper all t'time...
It was me trying to cheer myself up during a miserable work day.
I do say 'innerested' a lot in informal conversation though. I get sick of having to tork proper all t'time...
So that was Aussie slang?
It sounds exactly like common Southern speech, which I am very familiar with.
"Tork" is definitely Aussie though, or at least not American.
I rarely try to speak "properly" either,
but I type that way because it'd usually be hard to spell what I say phonetically.
(and even harder to read )
I don't think 'inneresting' is Aust slang..hope it's not, I rarely speak "Aussie". I have heard a few Americans say it like that though, which I found quite charming.
Um, you may hear this in other parts of Australia though. (gratutious on-topic attempt).
Last edited by jacq63; 10-12-2009 at 04:08 PM..
Reason: 'here this'??? WTF?? sigh. Too much pressure...
Does anyone know why SE South Australia in particular has "so much fresh produce?"
The link said it's where 51% of Australia's produce comes from.
Southwest WA is definitely wetter and sunnier, which is usually a great combination for crop farming.
(though SW WA summers look drier )
Is distance from the eastern cities why more food is grown there, than SW WA?
Or how about SE Oz? Too many people there already?
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