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Pfft, when I was in Scotland a little Chavette cashier at Tesco told me "Your voice is mazinnnnn' ".
The New Zealand accent is the ridiculous one, get them to say mirror or onion.
The Australian accent supposedly came to be because people were drunk so much of the time that the slurr and slow pronunciation of vowels became normal.
Well, I hand mixed ground pork with ground beef...added chopped onion, diced garlic and some Italian bread crumbs along with tomato sauce and some Italian seasonings. It was yummy!
Well, I hand mixed ground pork with ground beef...added chopped onion, diced garlic and some Italian bread crumbs along with tomato sauce and some Italian seasonings. It was yummy!
I will have to try this. I ended up with a 3:1 ration beef to pork. (miscalculated - I thought I had more ground pork on hand than I did, but it was still pretty tasty)
Pfft, when I was in Scotland a little Chavette cashier at Tesco told me "Your voice is mazinnnnn' ".
The New Zealand accent is the ridiculous one, get them to say mirror or onion.
The Australian accent supposedly came to be because people were drunk so much of the time that the slurr and slow pronunciation of vowels became normal.
When I was at a Tesco in Birmingham I couldn't understand a single thing the cashier was saying, she had to call the manager over to help translate. And for context my mother was a brit and I grew up speaking with a British accent.
When I was at a Tesco in Birmingham I couldn't understand a single thing the cashier was saying, she had to call the manager over to help translate. And for context my mother was a brit and I grew up speaking with a British accent.
When I was at a Tesco in Birmingham I couldn't understand a single thing the cashier was saying, she had to call the manager over to help translate. And for context my mother was a brit and I grew up speaking with a British accent.
When I was at a Tesco in Birmingham I couldn't understand a single thing the cashier was saying, she had to call the manager over to help translate. And for context my mother was a brit and I grew up speaking with a British accent.
When I was at a Tesco in Birmingham I couldn't understand a single thing the cashier was saying, she had to call the manager over to help translate. And for context my mother was a brit and I grew up speaking with a British accent.
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