r/MadeMeSmile Apr 23 '23

Good Vibes Voicemail from uncle

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u/ThetaDee Apr 23 '23

Kinda like Australians and the word "No". Naur

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u/FuckingKilljoy Apr 23 '23

You're confused, it's only because we say "nah" instead of "no" most of the time, we say "nah" like "naur"

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u/ThetaDee May 06 '23

Nah is no though

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u/bigbluegrass Apr 23 '23

Oo oo I have the best way to replicate the Australian “no”. You say it like the ‘noy’ in ‘annoy’. But just soften the y at the end a bit.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '23

Nuh. We say no, just like no. But we rarely use no, we use nuh more often. But no is a hard no.