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A Uni Lecturer On TikTok Explained Why Some Aussies Pronounce ‘No’ As ‘Naur’ Let’s Fkn Gaur

TikTok Uni Peach PEDESTRIANTV University of Melbourne
A voice lecturer at the University of Melbourne has dropped a TikTok explaining why some folks pronounce the word “no” as “naur” in an Australian accent and it is quality viewing. Amy Hume, who works in the theatre and fine arts department at the uni broke down the much-discussed
@unimelb

Why does the Australian pronunciation of “no” have the world in hysterics? And how many vowels do we cram into the word “no”? A question that’s been circulating finally has answers, thanks to our lecturer in Theatre (Voice) Amy Hume. #UniMelb #naur @Peach PRC

♬ original sound – University of Melbourne
Peach PRCbe read hereCandy Moore
@peachprc

the uber eats bag in the back Tonight I’ll be eating My Vowels

♬ original sound – Peach PRC
@candymoore.mp3

#duet with @peachprc tastier than a bunnings sanga #peachprc #remix #naur

♬ Naur – Candy Moore
Kath & Kim, 
@tiffanykrylov

Aussie Accent 101 #australia #australian #accent #aussie

♬ Blue Blood – Heinz Kiessling & Various Artists
@brontecrawley

Both are pretty accurate tbh. #aussieslang #nocleoor #nocleo

♬ original sound – Bronte Crawley

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