Australia & New Zealand & South Pacific Flashcards

1
Q

Akaroa

port to Christchurch, New Zealand

A

ack- ah-ROE- ah

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2
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Melbourne, Australia

A

MEL- burn

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3
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Adelaide, Australia

A

ADD-uh-LIED

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4
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Auckland, New Zealand

A

AHk luhnd

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5
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Brisbane, Australia

A

BR IH Z - buhn

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6
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Cairns, Australia

A

Cans

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7
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Esperance (Western, Australia) Esperance means Hope

A

Ess-pranz-eh

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8
Q

Exmouth, Australia

A

Ex-muth

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9
Q

Gisborne, New Zealand

A

gIHz - baw r n

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10
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Île des Pins , New Caledonia

A

eye l - day - penz

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11
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Lautoka, Fiji

A

La-TOH-ka

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12
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Napier, New Zealand

A

nay-pee-er

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13
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Nouméa, New Caledonia

A

New-may-ah

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14
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Port Chalmers (Dunedin), New Zealand

A

dun-EE-din

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15
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Suva, Fiji

A

sOO - vuh

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16
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Semarang (Java), Indonesia

A

sum-AH-rahng

17
Q

Pago Pago, Tutuila Island

Capital of the U.S. territory of American Samoa

A

Pango Pango

Early Christian missionaries to the islands carried printing presses and movable type so the could produce phonetic bibles in the local language.
The language spoken in the islands is pronounced with an “n” following every “a,” they didn’t bring enough n’s. It was just implied: every time you see an “a” treat it as “an.”