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Similarities in Aussie and Kiwi Accents by Yesika Sitorus is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Australian English developed from a mixture of dialects spoken by transported convicts and settlers from various regions of England, Ireland, and Scotland in the late 18th century. The lower class Cockney and regional accents mixed and influenced the development of Australian English vocabulary and phonological features like broad vowels and rising intonation. While similar to Australian English, New Zealand English is considered more conservative due to settlers arriving voluntarily without biases against
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- Yesika Sitorus
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- EN