American vs Australian English Differences!! 😮 #shorts

American vs Australian English Differences!! 😮 #shorts

[henri]

Australia 🇦🇺 : let's make words shorter

[exothermal.sprocket]

US-American: "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
Australian: "Brownie does a quickie over lazy doggo."

[alexrussell]

Australia: "What if we made all our words as if a baby was saying them"

[SVCKMYDlCK]

What she says: avo
What we hear: averrr

Omg thanks 4 the likes my little averrrs

[overportfilms]

As an Australian, I say none of those words 🤣🤣😂😂

[stephendubsky]

As an australian ive only heard of bikkie, barbie and chokkie 😂

[mouhamedseck]

I like the way that AU make words shorter and easier.

[theeenzogamer]

"lets have some barbies today" 💀

[WeLoveScratchCat]

Australian: "Let's eat some barbies tonight!"
3 year old:

[nathanspeed]

But it's a cookie 🍪 in the US! Biscuits are different in the US. Cool video, we Australians like to shorten alot of our words! Some do, some don't - like myself, maybe barbie.

[rajeshwarramaiyan]

Barbie? Well what do you call a barbie doll then? Baroll?

[ethanschwarz]

I can’t be the only Australian who hasn’t hear of half these word?

[ccxbear.]

I’m Australian and I say all the Aussie ones lol!

[mapfumos]

Fact about Australian words
They were made but we never even use short words😮

[ItsOurSpace]

They turned complicated(not all) English words into cute and short form 😅

[min-lmlw]

I study most american and British English, guess it's time to learn more about the australian too😯☺️

[-orcasice-]

So happy right now, an American said Biscuit!

[Vegetarian_Tiger]

“I’m a Barbie girl~”
*”wdym your a barbecue girl-“*

[tqvsfcu]

The Australian afternoon and avocado almost sound the same 😆

[Harrison]

I was half-expecting the Australian to say “Avokkie” for avocado.💀