Australian English defined

Australian English defined

Australian Female Voice

born: Australia
grew up: regional NSW
cultural heritage: Anglo Celtic

Australian Standard English

Australian Female Voice

born: Australia
grew up: regional NSW
cultural heritage: Anglo Celtic

Australian Standard English


Australian Voices is all about the different ways in which the Australian English dialect is spoken in Australia.

Australian English is spoken by the majority of Australians. It is used by people who are born and raised in this country and also by those who immigrate during childhood.

Australian English is a regional dialect of the English language. Within the Australian English dialect, there are three major subgroups:

  • Standard Australian English
  • Australian First Nations varieties of English
  • Ethnocultural Australian varieties of English.

Accent is the term used to describe the kind of sound patterns people use when they speak. The term Australian English accent refers to sound patterns people use when speaking the Australian English dialect.

For some other interesting examples of the Australian English accent, visit:

Voice portrait

born: Australia
grew up: Sydney
cultural heritage: Thai

Voice portrait

born: Australia
grew up: Sydney
cultural heritage: Thai


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