Relationship of standard to non-standard Australian English Flashcards

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SAE NOT NEEDED
Tasmanian Senator joined rally against the proposed building of $715m Macquarie Point stadium

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“Tasmanians have had a bloody gutful over your stadium and you can stick it up your bum” (bloody - diminutive, gutful and bum - colloquialism

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SAE NOT NEEDED
60-year-old man attacked by saltwater crocodile in Northern Territory

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“saw the croc and tried to warn another man which diverted the saltie back to him” (croc - shortening, saltie - diminutive)

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NSW government

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“wash your hands with soap and water or use an alochol-based hand sanitisier” (SAE needed to be appropriate)

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SAE NEEDED
NSW polie force recruitment branch post on X advertising recruitment to youth

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“we have pew pews drie wee woo cars and do other cool stuff” (elision of conjunctions and function words, onomatopoeia)

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SAE NOT NEEDED FORMAL SETTINGS
Masterchef Australia S15 2023

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Judge announced to one of the contestants “bloody oath that apple has some zing” (bloody oath - aus colloquial collocation)

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