I love how James says Pro-cessor, you crazy Canadians.,(reply>), @Elise Evergreen <br>Before criticizing native English speakers, please watch this video.<br>It'll open your eyes," hopefully.<br><br><a href=""https://youtu.be/gPlpphT7n9s"">https://youtu.be/gPlpphT7n9s</a>",(reply>), @Elise Evergreen yes australian does have unique words but it also has words that are not used in English like "overseas" for "abroad" and we call gits idiots and we have public holidays not bank holidays. Also stop calling our bushes woods I'm an Australian and we call our woods the bush.,(reply>), Spatial Awareness “you’re not a native English speaker” I’m not? That’s news to me! I’m impressed thigh, somehow you keep manage to say stuff that’s dumber than what you’ve said before. Besides, whether or not I’m a native speaker could not be less real net<br><br>“Racist” that must be another one of those words that means something different where ever you are cause nothing I’ve done is racist<br><br>Things you don’t understand <br>1. Language<br>2. Racism<br>I’d imagine this is a rather long list<br><br>“Australian is not so vastly different from English that it is another language but American is” citation needed,(reply>), @Elise Evergreen you're being an absolute muppet mate and comparing two totally different things. Brush up on your metaphors, stay in school and get less mad.,(reply>), @tjohnny Australian is not so vastly different from English that it's another language, but American is. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Aussie English the same as British English but with extra words to use as alternatives?