'Strine' is a vernacular language spoken in which country?
Correct answer: Australia
Player #K
Sorry, but as an Aussie, I say 'Strayan' is more accurate.
Old Fool
Player #K, Sorry to you, the Australian vernacular was called 'Strine' back in the '60s long before it started to be called 'Strayan', in the late '90s at the earliest.
Refer to the book "Let Stalk Strine" by "Affabek Lauder" (alphabetical order to non Ausies) published in 1966, available on Goodreads and Amazon among others.
Warburtonbogan
You bewdy cobber.
Barbaloola
Old Fool, both are correct as both are used and understood.
SquareDot
As an Aussie, I have never heard a can of beer, referred to as a "tube" LOL
Kiwozzie
I pulled a Bradbury on this question! Fair dinkum! I just said avago and you bewdy I nailed it.
Republic of China
Wanna hear a joke?
Australia is
Aus = horse
stra = stray
lia = 'ere
So an Aussie said "stray' ere" instead of Strayan 😂😂😂
Newt
Player #7331704, nah, the stiff upper lip gets too tired.
Newt
lily 21, it means "Australian".