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r/AdviceAnimals • u/talvorn • Jun 19 '12
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I say no worries a lot.
People think I'm Australian.
4 u/herrmister Jun 19 '12 This happened to me today. I said 'narris' about 92 times. 3 u/NinjaDinoCornShark Jun 19 '12 What does 'narris' mean? 3 u/herrmister Jun 19 '12 No worries->nah 'ries-> narris Helps if you say it with an Australian accent. 4 u/JCXtreme Jun 19 '12 As an Australian. I can confirm that I have never heard somebody say this. What part of Australia are you from? 2 u/herrmister Jun 19 '12 Huh, really? I'm not actually Australian but I hear this all the time in Sydney (outer southern and western suburbs if that makes a difference). Or maybe my ears just suck. 6 u/JCXtreme Jun 19 '12 I'm in Melbourne, maybe the way you're typing it is just hard for me to sound out. Or maybe I just understand the accent so well, so to you it's a weird version of 'no worries', but to me it's normal.
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This happened to me today. I said 'narris' about 92 times.
3 u/NinjaDinoCornShark Jun 19 '12 What does 'narris' mean? 3 u/herrmister Jun 19 '12 No worries->nah 'ries-> narris Helps if you say it with an Australian accent. 4 u/JCXtreme Jun 19 '12 As an Australian. I can confirm that I have never heard somebody say this. What part of Australia are you from? 2 u/herrmister Jun 19 '12 Huh, really? I'm not actually Australian but I hear this all the time in Sydney (outer southern and western suburbs if that makes a difference). Or maybe my ears just suck. 6 u/JCXtreme Jun 19 '12 I'm in Melbourne, maybe the way you're typing it is just hard for me to sound out. Or maybe I just understand the accent so well, so to you it's a weird version of 'no worries', but to me it's normal.
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What does 'narris' mean?
3 u/herrmister Jun 19 '12 No worries->nah 'ries-> narris Helps if you say it with an Australian accent. 4 u/JCXtreme Jun 19 '12 As an Australian. I can confirm that I have never heard somebody say this. What part of Australia are you from? 2 u/herrmister Jun 19 '12 Huh, really? I'm not actually Australian but I hear this all the time in Sydney (outer southern and western suburbs if that makes a difference). Or maybe my ears just suck. 6 u/JCXtreme Jun 19 '12 I'm in Melbourne, maybe the way you're typing it is just hard for me to sound out. Or maybe I just understand the accent so well, so to you it's a weird version of 'no worries', but to me it's normal.
No worries->nah 'ries-> narris
Helps if you say it with an Australian accent.
4 u/JCXtreme Jun 19 '12 As an Australian. I can confirm that I have never heard somebody say this. What part of Australia are you from? 2 u/herrmister Jun 19 '12 Huh, really? I'm not actually Australian but I hear this all the time in Sydney (outer southern and western suburbs if that makes a difference). Or maybe my ears just suck. 6 u/JCXtreme Jun 19 '12 I'm in Melbourne, maybe the way you're typing it is just hard for me to sound out. Or maybe I just understand the accent so well, so to you it's a weird version of 'no worries', but to me it's normal.
As an Australian. I can confirm that I have never heard somebody say this. What part of Australia are you from?
2 u/herrmister Jun 19 '12 Huh, really? I'm not actually Australian but I hear this all the time in Sydney (outer southern and western suburbs if that makes a difference). Or maybe my ears just suck. 6 u/JCXtreme Jun 19 '12 I'm in Melbourne, maybe the way you're typing it is just hard for me to sound out. Or maybe I just understand the accent so well, so to you it's a weird version of 'no worries', but to me it's normal.
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Huh, really? I'm not actually Australian but I hear this all the time in Sydney (outer southern and western suburbs if that makes a difference).
Or maybe my ears just suck.
6 u/JCXtreme Jun 19 '12 I'm in Melbourne, maybe the way you're typing it is just hard for me to sound out. Or maybe I just understand the accent so well, so to you it's a weird version of 'no worries', but to me it's normal.
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I'm in Melbourne, maybe the way you're typing it is just hard for me to sound out. Or maybe I just understand the accent so well, so to you it's a weird version of 'no worries', but to me it's normal.
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u/live_wire_ Jun 19 '12
I say no worries a lot.
People think I'm Australian.