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Was not aware we had this Department
Standard of English as it is in NZ
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Re: Standard of English as it is in NZ
Is there a fine for talking to them?
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Re: Standard of English as it is in NZ
Surely all Governments have many departments like that.
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Re: Standard of English as it is in NZ
Nyazilluners could speak English pretty well if they could pronounce more than one different vowel in any one sentence.
That monovowel thing is their downfall.
The Strines have a slightly different problem. They can can stretch to two, maybe three, vowels, but they have to share a communal total IQ of 100 across thousands of miles.
That monovowel thing is their downfall.
The Strines have a slightly different problem. They can can stretch to two, maybe three, vowels, but they have to share a communal total IQ of 100 across thousands of miles.
Re: Standard of English as it is in NZ
Don't understand the connection between thread title and content.
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Re: Standard of English as it is in NZ
Dear Puzzled,
This was the original headline in the article:
Department of Conversation investigating after dolphin found beheaded on South Auckland beach
The misspelling has subsequently been corrected.
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This was the original headline in the article:
Department of Conversation investigating after dolphin found beheaded on South Auckland beach
The misspelling has subsequently been corrected.
PP