in what ways is autralian and canadian english different from british english due to accents.?

Question

for example, some australians say
ei as ai.
any more examples?

Answer 1

since there's no such thing as a british english accent i'd imagine there's lots of differences, every one in britain talks with different accents

Answer 2

Never been to Canada, but after having some difficulty ordering breakfast in San Francisco, USA an Australian family had similar difficulties. The father of the family loudly remarked, 'Ever tried English, mate?' And I remarked, quietly, 'He could do with a few lessons.'

Answer 3

There are to many to tell

The Canadian english is close to the American English

Answer 4

here are some words pronouced the australian way:

day - die
tray - try
play -ply
mate - mite
four - forra


as for canadian, i reckon their english accent is closer to american's.

Answer 5

To many Americans English is or was a leaned language and so they said words how they were written..so vase...varsse in English become vazze in American English. Forehead is 4-head in American English and for'red in English. Many other words are pronounced as they are written in American English.

Waistcoat....
Waist-coat........ American
Wes'cut.............English.

Answer 6

The pronounciation of -ar is definitely different for all of them.

Answer 7

canadians speak american, australians a mixture of cockney and irish.

Answer 8

australians say "six" instead of "sex"