Any Scottish teachers working in Oz?
May 12th 2005, 8:03 pm
#16
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Re: Any Scottish teachers working in Oz?
Originally Posted by Bordy
And hows the Scottish accent coming along Oz T ??? 
Yeah, I mean aye, I've picked up a very slight Scottish Australian accent. My family and friends in Oz notice it more with the passing of each year, no one picks me for anything but an Aussie here. OzTennis
May 12th 2005, 8:05 pm
#17
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Re: Any Scottish teachers working in Oz?
I just have to ask as I can't get the question out of my mind - why are you looking particularly for Scottish teachers? Is there something different to English teachers or Welsh teachers?
May 12th 2005, 8:07 pm
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Re: Any Scottish teachers working in Oz?
[QUOTE=AliMay]
Yeah, you're talking Perth, WA not 'Pairth' Scotland Let's not forget Ned Kelly either! The most plausible and widely used explanation of the term n.e.d is that it originally stood for non-educated deliquent.
OzTennis
Originally Posted by OzTennis
Bonnie Galloway (Castle Douglas) actually. The 'ned' is not only a central belt phenomena!
re neds. It cracks me up that one of the posh areas in Perth is Nedlands.
Ali
re neds. It cracks me up that one of the posh areas in Perth is Nedlands.
Ali
Yeah, you're talking Perth, WA not 'Pairth' Scotland Let's not forget Ned Kelly either! The most plausible and widely used explanation of the term n.e.d is that it originally stood for non-educated deliquent.OzTennis
