It’s like with all Australia’s airport architecture: sloping roofs and the like. It’s the high rising terminals.
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Sjoerd Levelt
the aussie accent has this intonation where the end of the sentence is often pronounced at a higher pitch
in British English, a higher pitch at the end of the sentence often indicates scepticism or worse
so when I first arrived here and in the shops my “thank you” was answered by a “that’s […]
in British English, a higher pitch at the end of the sentence often indicates scepticism or worse
so when I first arrived here and in the shops my “thank you” was answered by a “that’s […]
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