Well I'm from Melbourne and I havn't heard anyone pronounce it (die-nasty) unless they have watched to much American television.
Miranda Lawson is from Australia my country :D
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:19
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Well I'm from Melbourne and I havn't heard anyone pronounce it (die-nasty) unless they have watched to much American television.
Am from Adelaide (living in Perth right now), kept Crow Eater accent, have always pronounced it die-nasty....nothing to do with television, I have never watched much.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:24
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Really, How do the west Aussies pronounce it? Only if one is around to ask.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:26
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agn25 wrote...
Well I'm from Melbourne and I havn't heard anyone pronounce it (die-nasty) unless they have watched to much American television.
Meh. Depends on who you talk to. Melbourne's a melting pot of a place. Go to Frankston, then pop over to Springvale on the way to Malvern. Less than 50km end to end but it's bloody different in all of those areas.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:27
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agn25 wrote...
Really, How do the west Aussies pronounce it? Only if one is around to ask.
Just asked hubby, he says die-nasty...which I'm a little surprised at, as otherwise there usually quite a bit a difference.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:29
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She could have been asked to say it the way she did.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:30
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She could have been asked to say it the way she did.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:31
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Her nationality is Australian but blood is Polish
I'm Polish.
Yay!
Must.....resist.......bogan.....temptation....
*grabs crotch* Polish this!
Damn.....
On the din-asty/die-nasty side of things, I actually use both pronunciations, depending on who i'm speaking to. English/Scottish/Irish mates I use din, aussies i use die.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:38
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Must.....resist.......bogan.....temptation....
*grabs crotch* Polish this!
Damn.....
On the din-asty/die-nasty side of things, I actually use both pronunciations, depending on who i'm speaking to. English/Scottish/Irish mates I use din, aussies i use die.
Now, if only Vault Boy had a mullet and a beer belly, it would be perfect.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:42
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Bogsnot1 wrote...
Gyro458 wrote...
Her nationality is Australian but blood is Polish
I'm Polish.
Yay!
Must.....resist.......bogan.....temptation....
*grabs crotch* Polish this!
Damn.....
ROFLMAO.....
....yobbo
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:55
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Her parents are both Polish, she is only partially Australian.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 11:56
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That seems like an average day at work for Sam Newman.mrcrusty wrote...
agn25 wrote...
Well I'm from Melbourne and I havn't heard anyone pronounce it (die-nasty) unless they have watched to much American television.
Meh. Depends on who you talk to. Melbourne's a melting pot of a place. Go to Frankston, then pop over to Springvale on the way to Malvern. Less than 50km end to end but it's bloody different in all of those areas.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 12:00
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Lord in Heaven I could not make this up. I'm watching an E3 demo of Kingdoms of Amalur and hit this exact point:
Technically, it's "Bolgan" but with the way the guy said it, I was like:
Technically, it's "Bolgan" but with the way the guy said it, I was like:
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 12:01
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Nobody likes a bogan.
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You spend hours trolling the net for this?....LOL...
...Sad thing is, in my neighbourhood, I'm surrounded by them...The hilarious thing is, I get my alcohol from Sam Worthington's old watering hole...the 'Swinging Pig' in Rockingham......makes me wonder how all the Sammy fans would feel if they knew his past....
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 12:03
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Be vewwy vewwy quite, we're hunting bogans.
Edit: No I didnt spend hours trawling the interwebz for that, I actually have had it bookmarked for about a year.
Sammy fans (female) would swoon how he has overcome his blue collar upbringing to become a successful actor in hollywood. His old mates in rockingham would just call him a stuck up ponce these days.
Edit: No I didnt spend hours trawling the interwebz for that, I actually have had it bookmarked for about a year.
Sammy fans (female) would swoon how he has overcome his blue collar upbringing to become a successful actor in hollywood. His old mates in rockingham would just call him a stuck up ponce these days.
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Posté 12 juin 2011 - 12:10
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Bogsnot1 wrote...
Be vewwy vewwy quite, we're hunting bogans.
Edit: No I didnt spend hours trawling the interwebz for that, I actually have had it bookmarked for about a year.
Sammy fans (female) would swoon how he has overcome his blue collar upbringing to become a successful actor in hollywood. His old mates in rockingham would just call him a stuck up ponce these days.
Your killing me Bogsnot....my sides are starting to hurt....LMAO...
