Australian English презентация

= backside (Irish bun)
tucker = food
paddock = field

and [zj] into [dʒ], [tʃ], [ʃ] and [ʒ] respectively:

educate → /’ɛdʒu:keɪt/
nature → /’neɪtʃər/
measure → /’mɛʒər/
pressure → /’prɛʃər/
Yod-coalescence in stressed syllables occurs in Australian, Cockney, and New Zealand English resulting in :
dew → /’dʒu:/
tune → /’tʃu:n/
resume → /rə’ʒu:m/
assume → /ə’ʃu:m/

( loan words only) have also changed into /dʒ/, /ʃ/ and /tʃ/
tree /tʃɹᵊi:/
draw /dʒɹɔː/
Sri Lanka /ʃɹi'læŋkə/.

winter = winner
nineteen = nineen
ninety = niny
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in general;
creek
Australia: a stream or small river
UK: a small watercourse flowing into the sea
paddock
Australia: field
outback – a remote, sparsely populated area;
UK: a small enclosure for livestock
bush, scrub
Australia: a wooded area
UK: used in proper names (Shepherd’s Bush, Wormwood Scrubs)

kam meaning top gold
extinct East Midlands dialect in England: dinkum means hard work or fair work
dinky-di means true or devoted: a ‘dinky-di Aussie’ is a ‘true Australian’.
G’day is not synonymous with the expression “Good Day”, and is never used as an expression for "farewell".

party, barbecue etc),
deli (delicatessen),
hoon (hooligan),
nana (banana),
roo (kangaroo),
uni (university),
ute (utility truck or vehicle)

Wallaby
cooee /kʉː.iː/
a high-pitched call for attracting attention
a national distance: if he’s within cooee, we’ll spot him.
hard yakka = hard work

rat - коварный, пронырливый
as lonely as a country dunny – покинутый, одинокий
flat out like a lizard drinking – очень занятый

- неудачная сделка
not to know Christmas from Bourke Street - не иметь понятия
not to have a brass razoo – очень бедный
dingo’s breakfast – без завтрака

black daks. They are the most exy piece of my clobber as they’re my Dad’s last Chrissie prezzie. My Dad’s a bonzer bloke and I like him most of all my rellies. That’s cos I’ve got no Mum and my brother’s a bloody bludger and an ignorant ocker. We’ve never been matey with each other and I often get aggro with him.
I had a nana and a sanger for brekkie and then took my ankle biters to the kindie. In the arvo I talked to my nibs about our new Kiwi bizzo partners, and I had a snag and a durry during the smoko. In the evo I dropped in to the shop to buy some tucker and grog for the barbie we’ll have on Sunday. It’s London to a brick that no one will bring anything, we’ve agreed it would be a BYO party though.
I had a chook, some vedgies and amber for tea and then Shazza lobbed in. She looked beaut and in full feather, so she earbashed all night long. In the end I had to walk her to her unit, cos my car had gone cactus. When I was back I felt a bit crook, so I hit the sack right away.