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Strine

Strine, also spelled Stryne (/ˈstraɪn/), is a colloquial term referring to the Broad Australian English accent and stereotypical forms of Australian English. The term is commonly associated with strongly nasal vowel pronunciations, extensive use of slang, vowel shifts, elision of syllables, and speech patterns traditionally linked to working-class…

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Strine

Nodes78
Edges77
Triples112
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025641
Components1

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Strine

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related to Cultural representation and popular culture · 29
Strine → ABC, Afferbeck Lauder's Let Stalk, Arthur Delbridge, As, Australia, Australian, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Barry McKenzie, British, Broad, Broad Australian, Cultivated Australian, David Williamson, Dennis, During, Following, General Australian, However, In, La Mama Theatre
related to Decline and convergence · 27
Strine → As, Australia's, Australian, Australians, Barry McKenzie, Bob Hawke, Broad, Broad Australian, Broad Australian English, Cultivated Australian, Drawing, Felicity Cox, General Australian, John Howard, Julia Gillard, Linguists, Lleyton Hewitt, Nathan Rees, Paul Hogan, Sallyanne Palethorpe
related to Origins and development · 20
Strine → Australia, Australian, Australian English, Australians, Britain, British, Broad Australian, Cultivated Australian, During, General Australian, However, In, Ireland, Linguist Felicity Cox, Many, Misunderstandings, New South Wales, Received Pronunciation, Some, This
related to Phonetics · 12
Strine → American English, Australian, Broad, Broad Australian, Cultivated Australian, Cultivated Australian English, English, In, PRICE, Received Pronunciation, Strayan, Studies
related to External links · 4
Strine → AustraliaSome, Copyright, National Archives, With Air Chew

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australian broad speech accent cultivated english associated pronunciation general also term australians accents including culture ocker strongly vowel contemporary rural

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La Mama Theatreinstance ofAustralian playwrights initially found success in alternative venues0.80text
Nimrod Theatreinstance ofAustralian playwrights initially found success in alternative venues0.80text
and the Pram Factoryinstance ofAustralian playwrights initially found success in alternative venues0.80text
where productions often explored subversive themesinstance ofAustralian playwrights initially found success in alternative venues0.80text
working-class charactersinstance ofAustralian playwrights initially found success in alternative venues0.80text
David Williamson later gained prominence within major subsidised theatre companies including the Melbourne Theatre Companyinstance ofas playwrights0.80text
Sydney Theatre Companyinstance ofas playwrights0.80text
these character types were increasingly replaced by more cultivatedinstance ofas playwrights0.80text
middle-class representations that reflected the preferences of more affluent audiencesinstance ofas playwrights0.80text
Dave Warnerinstance ofas well as musicians0.80text
The Angelsinstance ofas well as musicians0.80text
Paul Hoganinstance ofspeech and figures0.80text

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