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+171It's impossible to say "good eye might" without sounding Australian, amirite? Also about mate, good day, and good eye
+142If Americans play baseball with Australians and keep yelling "good eye!"...the Australians would just shout "good day to you too mate!", amirite?
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+456It's weird to think that your future spouse is out there somewhere right now. amirite?
Why would you ever say good eye mite?
To talk to my colony of man eating termites who have just spotted a human invading my lair.
Duh.
If a little mite has found a particularly juicy bit of skin on my body, I might congratulate it on its find, saying, "Good eye, mite."
asdf WHAT A GLORIOUS WAY TO START MY MORNING, DAD :'D
you know that no one in Australia actually speaks like that, right?
lol ;D
Dont ruin th dream
i'm australian and you guys must speak weird if good eye mite sounds like g'day mate
It's always funny when you find those phrases that make you sound like your doing an accent. Also, if you say 'Boots, cat' really quickly, you sound like you're beat boxing. = )
and also if you say buttons and cotton(:
And you can't say this post without someone saying MLIA. Oh wait- that's me! POSER! :P
haha you're cute. I thought other people might like to know(:
Good eye might. wand eye full die we aw hoving :)
omg, it really sounds soo Australian! As I understand you said: "Good day, mate. One day, full day, we are having..." or I missunderstood it?
Like anyone says -that- in normal conversation. (Though I enjoyed the examples of possible usage above.)
A slightly likelier one might be, "Could I might..." as in someone being really redundant as they try to say, "Might I add..." or "Could I add..."
The key words being "-slightly- likelier..."
You say it VERY slowly.
Yes, it really does sound like Australian. :)
From what I'm reading, Aussie's don't talk like this, but anyway I feel foreign saying it :)
Good e mit, gewd e i e mitty... I win
I'm an Australian and I have no idea what the fuck you just said.
I was typing out the ways that particular configuration of letters could be pronounced to not sound like you're saying "G'day, mate"
fucking true that mate
thought we could pronouce our a's
what?