How to differentiate an Aussie to a Kiwi?

Question

to discerning discerner it's Last song syndrome.

Answer 1

I was born in New Zealand but now live in Australia.

I find the Kiwis generally friendlier, but Australians are also very friendly. New Zealanders are a bit quieter but they are more adventurous than Australians.

New Zealanders love the out doors and like to do crazy things!

That and the accents

Thanks for the question =)

Answer 2

yeah kiwi's speak funnely

like they miss the letter a, e , i, o and u

its really funny

they're like

wnt sm fsh nd chps

Answer 3

aussies say fish

kiwis say foosh

aussies say chips

kiwis say cheeps

Aussie have trolley bays to return supermarket trolleys

Kiwis call them Trundler bays

Aussies have speed bumps to slow traffic

Kiwis hav Judder Bars.

Answer 4

The Kiwi accent has a hint of Springbok about it, Aussies are easier on the ear.

Answer 5

the way they speak some words

Aussie example

fish

six

chips

KIWI example

fush

s*x

chups

+ a lot more differences in words

Answer 6

Ask a Kiwi to say C H I C K E N and then C H E C K I N

If they sound different they aren't a real Kiwi.

Answer 7

there are very minor accent differences in some words that not even Aussies and Kiwis pick up.

New Zealanders then to say i sounds (like fIsh and chIps) like 'fiush and chiups' but that is hardly noticeable.

its a bit like an American and a Canadian....unless you were told that one person was USA and the other a Candian, you would not really listen for accents so it is very hard to pick up while in Australia or New Zealand.

Answer 8

you just have to listen to the accent

totally different

Answer 9

The accent.

Answer 10

what is LSS producing...

i am confused