2. Dialects of english
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Australian English
Australian English has vernecular and slang expressions which are quite distinct
Australian and New Zeland English are closely related to each other and share some similarities with the development of African English
The vocabularies of these dialects draw from both British English (in the main) and American English (especially for recent terminilogy)
there is some influence from Aboriginal languages in names of flora and fauna
Australian English is famous for its diminutives (kangaroo becomes roo, ambulance ambo, a can of beer tinnie and so on
there are several others varieties of English (Creole – mixing language in the new one, which is a mix of English and African languages, was used by slaves. Or Patois Jamaica)
The Caribbean
influenced of english based Creole
there is a great deal of variation in the way English is spoken with a “Standard English”
these dialects have roots in 17th century British and Irish english, African language and localised influences from other colonial languages including French, Spanish, Dutch