AAE
A distinct Australian English variety used widely across Aboriginal communities. Shows substrate influence from many Aboriginal languages and forms a continuum with Kriol in northern Australia.
- Spoken in
- Approximate centre
- -12.46°, 130.84°
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Aboriginal Australian English vs Received Pronunciation
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RP · BBC English · Standard Southern British
The traditional prestige accent of southern England. Long carried by national broadcasting and higher education, but no longer dominant in everyday British speech.
- Spoken in
- Approximate centre
- 51.51°, -0.13°
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DialectAboriginal Australian EnglishA distinct Australian English variety used widely across Aboriginal communities. Shows substrate influence from many Aboriginal languages and forms a continuum with Kriol in northern Australia.DialectReceived PronunciationThe traditional prestige accent of southern England. Long carried by national broadcasting and higher education, but no longer dominant in everyday British speech.CompareAfrican American Vernacular English vs Aboriginal Australian EnglishAtlasExplore the atlasRead the full picture of English and the dialects within it.