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Australian people speak a different dialect and use different words to us in the UK. New Zealand English is more akin to British English than Australian English. Australian English is more masculine and aggressive.
And people in England use 'bloody' all the time - though not in business settings or in polite conversation. Often used to express anger without being too rude.
30 Mar 2007, 6:30 pm
I'm going to Gib next week so Llanito should be an interesting sort of dialect. It's Andalusian Spanish influenced heavily by English and some other foreign borrowings.
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