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I have a friend who grew up in Australia, who's from a state capital while I'm from the country, and he once said that I sounded "more Australian" on the phone
by strken 3y ago
I have a friend who grew up in Australia, who's from a state capital while I'm from the country, and he once said that I sounded "more Australian" on the phone to my family than I do while taking to cosmopolitan Australians. I think a lot of us subconsciously suppress our accents and vocabulary when we're not around the exact dialect we grew up with.
- CTDOCodebases 3y agoI do this too but I think it works a little differently. I would say that we unconsciously tailor the way we talk to align ourselves socially with others.