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Who sounds more alike: Americans and Canadians or Australians and New Zealanders?
In both pairings I've become better at telling them apart than I used to be.
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American accents are diverse. The upper states may sound similar to Canadian provinces nearby... but southerners and east coastals are dramatically different not only from Canadians but other Americans
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True, but the point is however that most Canadians live within a 2-3 hour drive from the US border, thus there is a lot of overlap.Originally Posted by Oneeye
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B.C. people always drive right on by us to go to Arizona. I have no idea why Arizona and not California or Nevada.
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Australians and New Zealanders
New Zealanders and Aussies
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NZ and Aus for sure...
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Yeah our dialect is very similar to Australias.
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