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Spizz

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Australian anything = pass

I get your drift, but Rake is one of the best TV series of all time and the main characters accent is pretty tame. Absolute brilliant though, I've watched them through 3 times.

On any single day, Cleaver Greene is described as many things. Whilst his ex-wife may call him 'unreliable', his son will call him 'a mate'. To his learned friends at the bar table he is 'a real wag', to his jurors he is 'hilarious', and to most judges he is 'an outrage'. To the Tax Office, he is 'a defendant', to a certain brothel owner 'a legend', and to his former cocaine dealer 'a tragic loss'.

 

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It takes a special kind of person to defend alleged criminals like that. If the evidence pointed towards them being guilty, I couldn't stomach getting such people off the hook. :sick:
 

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It takes a special kind of person to defend alleged criminals like that. If the evidence pointed towards them being guilty, I couldn't stomach getting such people off the hook. :sick:

Who are you referring to?
 

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It may be excellent, but I cannot stand those accents.
If you are watching Danish and Norwegian language series, I assume you are aware of the existence of subtitles?

Once you understand WTF they are saying, you might start to understand Strine. Just watch with the volume low for a few episodes...




My wife speaks Norwegian, so we watch a fair amount of Swedish and Norwegian series/movies. I've picked up a tiny bit.

EDIT: also can I introduce this book to you, which my parents (jokingly) used to use to translate my various uncle's accents:

 

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If you are watching Danish and Norwegian language series, I assume you are aware of the existence of subtitles?

Once you understand WTF they are saying, you might start to understand Strine. Just watch with the volume low for a few episodes...




My wife speaks Norwegian, so we watch a fair amount of Swedish and Norwegian series/movies. I've picked up a tiny bit.

EDIT: also can I introduce this book to you, which my parents (jokingly) used to use to translate my various uncle's accents:

I only watch subtitles. You misunderstand my issue
 

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Yes, it is Michael C. Hall (Dexter) with a British accent. A Crime/mystery that had me guessing to the last episode. 7/10
 
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