View Full Version : Attn: Canadians, Aussies and Europeans


DOGGx0
02-23-2003, 05:23 PM
Why the **** do you ****ers use the same verbage?

ie: lad, mate, brilliant (or is that just ron?)

all you ****s all talk the same and ****. and as a note: i hate it! you **** are in different countries! is it like because american's do not accept you foreign, 3rd world **** to talk like us... your dumbass' uses words like those?

enlighten me....



-The Dogg

Leather
02-23-2003, 05:25 PM
You're unhappy...

The Jake
02-23-2003, 05:26 PM
It's because we speak English (International) whilst you speak English (American).

If you don't believe me, check the settings on Windows....

- The Jake

Squezze
02-23-2003, 05:26 PM
I've never said lad, brilliant or mate. It's just them weird aussies that say that.

The Jake
02-23-2003, 05:28 PM
In all seriousness, America is the only country I can think of that took the english language and bastardised it to develop their own version. Despite all our slang, Australia still uses the proper English language - and so do all other countries, especially those that learned it as a second language. Because the American version is technically 'improper'.

- The Jake

DOGGx0
02-23-2003, 05:30 PM
The Jake- what the **** does international differ from american? its ****in english dip****! how does international (meaning more diverse than american) give you ****in ****crap words like "mate"?!?!?!
you are a liar. **** you and shut up. good day, sir.

Squezze- then explain LukeDoesSuckethda****'s language... he is canadian and uses words like: "lads".



-The Dogg

realkaps
02-23-2003, 05:31 PM
We took it and made it our own.....

Leather
02-23-2003, 05:32 PM
Originally posted by The Jake
In all seriousness, America is the only country I can think of that took the english language and bastardised it to develop their own version. Despite all our slang, Australia still uses the proper English language - and so do all other countries, especially those that learned it as a second language. Because the American version is technically 'improper'.

- The Jake

True, If I'm listening I can understand an English better than an American...

DOGGx0
02-23-2003, 05:33 PM
mate = friend, buddy

lad= person

how the **** are we improper?
the word mate is used for us as a compatable person, not like we would say something that would sound as gay as: hello, friend"(ie: hello, mate). NO! its just plain "hi". that other "proper" language is just plain gay and was made for tree huggers.

-The Dogg

DOGGx0
02-23-2003, 05:35 PM
Originally posted by kaps
We took it and made it our own.....

whatever we did, its ours. we make everything better. we are the best. and i will always have your quote, kaps, to remind everyone who the **** we are.

-The Dogg

The Jake
02-23-2003, 05:39 PM
Originally posted by Dogg^x0
The Jake- what the **** does international differ from american? its ****in english dip****! how does international (meaning more diverse than american) give you ****in ****crap words like "mate"?!?!?!
you are a liar. **** you and shut up. good day, sir.


It's because the Americans changed the spelling of certain words.
For instance, periodisation and periodization. The former is they way it is spelt in English proper, the later is American-English.

That's off the top of my head.

If what you are referring to are colloquialisms (e.g. mate, lad,etc.) they are indigenous to every culture. Each culture will develop it's own slang from the native language (this includes the English). Colloquialisms are nothing more but a casual use or extension of the language.

To which are you referring to?

- The Jake

The Jake
02-23-2003, 05:39 PM
Originally posted by Leather
True, If I'm listening I can understand an English better than an American...

Correct.

- The Jake

Curly Howard
02-23-2003, 05:43 PM
I hate like words and stuff.......there's like too many of them

DOGGx0
02-23-2003, 05:46 PM
colloquialisms is what i am refering to. it is understandable that countries develop their own lingo or slang persay... however, my question is trying to understand how the **** people in different parts of the country can be so similar (ie: canada, australia, europe)?

like you said, people of different natures are going to have their own slang, but my observance has yet to prove that point, sir.


-The Dogg

The Jake
02-23-2003, 06:05 PM
Well, umm, ****.

There's hundreds of possible variables influencing the development of colloquialisms!

There's the structure of the language, surrounding territorities and languages, the development of the nation, immigration demographics and how an immigrant culture can influence the development of another nation (e.g. Australia is heavily influenced by Greeks in particular). Again, that's off the top of my head.

Too many variables to comprehend.

Pick a specific country and maybe we can work from there.... ?

- The Jake

DOGGx0
02-23-2003, 06:56 PM
australia and europe

JasonLeonardOBE
02-23-2003, 07:04 PM
Dogg apart from a few select expressions we sound like Yanks. We are the closest to you in our English on this planet I believe. Where you go lumping us with the penal colony descendants?

As for why this is so(why we sound like you) the quick and dirty explanation is that among the popular layers of society growing cultural, economic and social ties with the US and diminishing meaningful ties with Britain and the Empire caused people over here to look to America for the lead in these areas.

But in the end like Jake said it would be a long and nauseating exposé to explain why the aussies say "Fawstar`s" instead of "Foster's". Or why they suffer Steve Irwin to live.

DOGGx0
02-23-2003, 07:07 PM
you are the only person who has made any of this whole bool**** stuff.... make sense. thank you, sir. i understand now.....

canada is actually ok and more on the level mind of that of the US. And the Aussies and Europeans are the jackass idiots that talk funny, and use gay ass words like "mate" and stuff.

Thank you, sir. Your post was most apprecaited and you will now be known as the BEST POSTER EVER! :)

JasonLeonardOBE
02-23-2003, 07:09 PM
Originally posted by Dogg^x0
you are the only person who has made any of this whole bool**** stuff.... make sense. thank you, sir. i understand now.....

canada is actually ok and more on the level mind of that of the US. And the Aussies and Europeans are the jackass idiots that talk funny, and use gay ass words like "mate" and stuff.

Thank you, sir. Your post was most apprecaited and you will now be known as the BEST POSTER EVER! :)

I've created a monster.

seldomTap
02-23-2003, 07:11 PM
Dogg Mate...you got it all wrong mate. It is you Yanks mate that can't speak English bloody right mate.

****en Jesus mate, you blokes **** it up all the time mate

Curly Howard
02-23-2003, 07:12 PM
you're words frighten and confuse me

DOGGx0
02-23-2003, 07:14 PM
Seldom- your ****in last post just sent me to the toilet ready to throw up, you piece of ****. that was a ****in headache and a half reading all that ****in "yank" and "mate" talk.

SPEAK ENGLISH MOTHER****ER! ENGLISH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JasonLeonardOBE
02-23-2003, 07:20 PM
Actually if you are curious why we speak in a similar way Dogg you might wanna start with the Scotch-Irish that came over in the New World in the 17th century and in Canada after the Conquest in 1759. They are what today journalists call "The Protestants" in Northern Ireland. Back in the day they came from the Ulster plantations and settlements started in O. Cromwell's time and before.

The reason I bring this up is that they are one among many other groups that had an impact on early North American English. If you listen to the Rev. Ian Paisley speak apart from a few words you'd swear he was from New England. There are many more pieces to this puzzle but they are one important piece.
http://www.iowc.org/1997/images/photos/paisley.jpg

seldomTap
02-23-2003, 07:20 PM
C'mon mate...I actually tone it down in here a bit to...you yank blokes would be ****ed if you ever came over here!

seldomTap
02-23-2003, 07:21 PM
Originally posted by JasonLeonardOBE
Actually if you are curious why we speak in a similar way Dogg you might wanna start with the Scotch-Irish that came over in the New World in the 17th century and in Canada after the Conquest in 1759. They are what today journalists call "The Protestants" in Northern Ireland. Back in the day they came from the Ulster plantations and settlements started in O. Cromwell's time and before.

The reason I bring this up is that they are one among many other groups that had an impact on early North American English. If you listen to the Rev. Ian Paisley speak apart from a few words you'd swear he was from New England. There are many more pieces to this puzzle but they are one important piece.
http://www.iowc.org/1997/images/photos/paisley.jpg

You are like an encyclopedia mate...

YOu know too much

Curly Howard
02-23-2003, 07:22 PM
Fo shizzle

JasonLeonardOBE
02-23-2003, 07:27 PM
Originally posted by seldomTap
You are like an encyclopedia mate...

YOu know too much

That`s what these guys keep telling me.
http://www.fenda.com/movies/images/dvd/Men%20in%20Black%202.jpg

Shhhhhh...

The Jake
02-23-2003, 08:52 PM
Seldom,

Mate, these bloody wankers dunno **** from shylock so I wouldn't expect too much from these tossers. They just cannot keep up with our lingo. I expect any English posters here would tell the seppos to piss off as well. :)

Dogg,

We do speak English. It's YOUR *entire* *country* that has it ****ed up. If you don't believe me, ask any English speaking citizen of a country other than America :)

Once you admit you are wrong, then we can move on.

- The Jake

Curly Howard
02-23-2003, 08:59 PM
Originally posted by The Jake
We do speak English. It's YOUR *entire* *country* that has it ****ed up.

- The Jake

Y'all think you's guys are better at yakin then us all.
you's ain't no better at then us guys.

seldomTap
02-23-2003, 08:59 PM
Mate, these ****en yanks wouldn't know their arse from their elbows mate.

realkaps
02-23-2003, 09:46 PM
Yo, these fools aint no nothin bout how we be talkin, yall is the ones that gots this **** wrong, pay attention you might learn somthin. Aight.....

Curly Howard
02-23-2003, 09:50 PM
I'm strait down with dat, dees fools been up in here speakin nuthin but strait bunk for a minute.....

Bella
02-23-2003, 09:52 PM
Naahh mean?

realkaps
02-23-2003, 09:53 PM
Fa sho, they dont know whats crackin, we gots to learn these ingorant ****s a thing or two about speakin english, nah mean....

seldomTap
02-23-2003, 10:34 PM
You yanks are ****en funny ****ers, that is for sure mate. I'd get on the piss with each and every last one of you blokes...and you bella. Youse are all good sorts

DOGGx0
02-24-2003, 12:29 AM
youz mah****az know nada bout mah sheeeeit. its your countrys that got it all ****ed up. with gay ass words like... "mate". mate is like freind right? who the **** says "sure thing, mate"(ie "sure thing, friend").

gay. that is all. all of you are gay. i rule, **** off. eat ****. good bye. good night. good day. die.

seldomTap
02-24-2003, 12:39 AM
Mate...you always make me piss meself...I would like to knock the scab off a couple of coldies with you out of an esky full of piss anyday mate

JasonLeonardOBE
02-24-2003, 12:42 AM
Where`s my billabong?

seldomTap
02-24-2003, 12:44 AM
http://www.mawson.iinet.net.au/hon/pengui/billabong.jpg

Look out for bloody Bunyips though mate

realkaps
02-24-2003, 12:44 AM
Originally posted by seldomTap
Mate...you always make me piss meself...I would like to knock the scab off a couple of coldies with you out of an esky full of piss anyday mate

Hey homie, if you wanna get some brew and mack some fine honeys we can do this ****......

seldomTap
02-24-2003, 12:49 AM
Allright mate...lets get us some grouse sheilas, a slab of piss and make a day of it

realkaps
02-24-2003, 01:03 AM
Here dogg......

http://www.koalanet.com.au/australian-slang.html

seldomTap
02-24-2003, 01:11 AM
****en oath mate...read that and I might make some sense to ya, ya seppo bastard.

realkaps
02-24-2003, 01:16 AM
I already knew some of this ****, I watched this ****ed up movie called Welcome to Woop Woop, after I seen that I changed my mind about visiting austrialia.....

ruffneck119
02-24-2003, 01:40 AM
Hahahaha!!! Great thread.

DOGGx0
02-24-2003, 02:41 AM
seldom- someday, mark my words... someday, we will drink piss or whatever you said. we will do all that ****, dog. cause on the rilla... my dogs and **** get down. i guess you aight yo self too, bro ;) ok ok ok. i want to play the cootie game with you and chase you all over!!!! I love you!!!! YAY! :)

eat ****. :)


Kaps- thank you. maybe i will begin to understand what the **** they are sayin now.

The Jake
02-24-2003, 03:00 AM
Dogg

I'm trying to convince Seldom to take a tour to America some day soon :)

Arju and I just got back from Healesville Sanctuary - check out the kangaroos, the koalas, the dingoes, etc. before she goes back.
As I was checking out the country and the animals I realised just how bloody proud I am to be an Aussie.

- The Jake

JasonLeonardOBE
02-24-2003, 08:39 AM
Is it time to go on walkabout yet?

Rock Dog
02-24-2003, 04:38 PM
America has been split w/ England for 2 and a qurter centuries. Since then a food of Immigrants have come toAmerica which again significantly affects America's language. In the South and New England there are sigificantly diverse colloquialisms and pronunciations which are deeply Anglo. "darens't i say" "Y'all' and numerous others. These two areas are America's most traditional areas. In new England, "R"s are placed at the end of words ending in "a," like "Liser" "ideer" rather than lisa and idea. Again Anglo influence. The south attracted different English from different areas so you'll here different pronunciations down there which are closer to Engish spoken in he SE of the island. Georgia especially was influenced by British. The Scots-Irish then began affecting the language, they speak in a really really really strange jargon that's less desipherable than any other British dialec in the the world.In actually coming here they lerned to speak English better, than they ever would in Ulster. Most wuld rise to incredible affluence though and still speak poorly, a la George W. Bush. With Irish and German immigrationbegining as early as the 1830-40's and continuing into the 1920's u have a huge effet placed on the language. The rish already spoke English, but again incredibly different. The Germans learned it but always kept their traditional tongue, the Blacks who learned English, like the Irish, never did so formally. This again affects the over all language andtrough musi the colloquialisms. Other immigrants would affect the cities and areas they settled. Thus New Orleans, Boston, L.A., New York and Miami may have accents associated w/ them belonging to immigrant groups even if they'e been here for generations. The Australian language is a result of mainly Engish and quite a few Irish prisoners. The penal colony was far longer under English rule and not until after WWII did any immigration floods occur. Canada too, was a British colonyfor much longer than America and the inhabitants were mostly from the British isles. Thus the accents and colloquialisms are far more similar than Americas, but the accent is practically no different than most Americans.

Rock Dog
02-24-2003, 04:52 PM
I hope that cears it up for you Dogg. If you visit different regions of America you'll realize that there are distinctly different dialects. If it's the colloquialisms that botehr you remember, England controlled these areas quite firmly till about the end of WWI.The British empire, (world's greatest) was built on a navy so "mate" came from their, even our navy calls seamen "mates". hey fought in wars under British commanders and their sports are influenced by English sports such as soccer, the world's largest sport. You'll hea a lot of europeans, when speaking enlish call others "mates". RtBrouer does this. They get it frm the sports telecasters and stuff like that. It's a little extreme to call them***gsfor it. They've whipped out a lot of bad ass dudes. Remember the British isles have provided the world w/ it's most bad ass people. England dominated the world unlike any empire ever had. At the start of their empire they had 3 million people of the Earth's 100 million. They'd wind up owning 70% percent and controlling 90% the economy. Hitler's dream was to be England. I mean really the stuff these people did is sick. Boone, Crocket, Jackson, Washington; they're all American heros but they're ancestry is back in Ulster and England. If you can imagine a society of Sgt. Hartman's (the drill sargeant in FullMetal JAcket) that's them. I could really go on more about it but i've whored two consecutive posts so i'll stop, but if you want ust look up on the history of America and of teh British isles and u'l see it's no joke.

Leather
02-24-2003, 04:56 PM
Man!! Dogg is a joker-dictator.....

realkaps
02-24-2003, 05:09 PM
Jesus Rock Dog, did you do a report on this or somthin?

Rock Dog
02-24-2003, 05:43 PM
lol no kapps, but i woke up one day and wondered why th hell we have accents so i went and tried to get some info from the internet and other stuff, but i wound up w/ no answers just this stuff. I will say i have an unusal interest in history which kind of helped me out.

seldomTap
02-24-2003, 06:09 PM
Dogg...mate it would be a privilege and an honour mate!

LukeDothSucketh
02-24-2003, 09:33 PM
I don't speak Canadian, I just sound like an idiot because half the things I say on here are just quotes from movies mixed in with my retarted grade 3 vocabulary.