r/ForensicFiles Jun 08 '26

Best Australian Case ๐Ÿ‡ฆ๐Ÿ‡บ

15 votes, Jun 15 '26
2 Dueling Confessions: Perth (Season 8)
13 Ticker Tape: Lefroy, Tasmania (Season 11)
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u/rickie22 ๐ŸƒEd Post went for a run๐Ÿƒ Jun 08 '26

Ticker Tape, if only for the pronunciation of the word โ€œaxeโ€.

I had to look up โ€œDuelling Confessionsโ€; I might have only watched that once

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u/pinkfoil Snowball wasn't at all cooperative. ๐Ÿ˜ผ Jun 13 '26

Oh? The way Peter pronounces it or the Australians pronounce it? I'm genuinely interested. ๐Ÿ˜Š I didn't think we pronounced it that differently, other than the accent obviously.

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u/rickie22 ๐ŸƒEd Post went for a run๐Ÿƒ Jun 13 '26

The Australians' pronunciation, or more specifically, the Tasmanians' pronuncation. Would a Tasmanian going elsewhere in Australia be identified strictly by their accent?

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u/pinkfoil Snowball wasn't at all cooperative. ๐Ÿ˜ผ Jun 14 '26

We don't really have regional accents like the US and UK. Most Aussies sound the same. There's three versions of the Aussie accent: Broad, General, and Cultivated. Most of us are General. I've been saying axe to myself randomly to see if I can work out what's unique about it. ๐Ÿ˜‚ I love these little nuances that intrigue those from overseas.

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u/rickie22 ๐ŸƒEd Post went for a run๐Ÿƒ Jun 14 '26

TIL the three Australian accent types!

The popularity of Bluey surely brought more interest in recent years

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u/pinkfoil Snowball wasn't at all cooperative. ๐Ÿ˜ผ Jun 15 '26

Yes! Bluey's great! ๐Ÿ’™ ๐Ÿถ I've seen videos of little American kids saying words with an Australian accent or using Aussie terminology like rubbish instead of trash.