Wallaby
Wallabyはカンガルーに似ているが、より小さくてがっちりしている体格です。同じカンガルー科。 日本では、ワラビーがラグビーのオーストラリア代表のニックネームで馴染みが、埼玉県の「蕨」と全く関係ない(本ウェブサイト以外!) 日本人が知っている豪先住民語 – 考えRoo
Strine is how Aussies pronounce Australian, and gives its name to the country’s unique brand of English.
「ストライン」とは、オーストラリア人が「 Australian 」を発音したときの響きで、そこから同国独特の英語を指す名前として使われるようになりました
“Turn it up” in Strine means to be quiet, or be reasonable, or can also be a request to cease conversation. ストラインには、「Turn it up」が静かにしなさいか、融通を利くや会話を止める合図だ。
Bunging on an act in Australian English, or Strine, means to pretend, or fake. オージー英語(ストラインとも言う)では、「bung on an act」は「見せかける」か「演技する」という意味。ちなみに、bung onも独特なオージー英語でもあり、「する」の砕けた言い方。 Strine Dictionary | 考えRoo
カンガルー・ワードで英語を楽しく学ぼう! A kangaroo word is a word that contains all the letters of one of its synonyms (joey words) inside it. The letters may be in the same order or in a different order.For example: MAsculinE (male), BLOssOM (bloom), cHickEN (chicken), hoNOurabLE (honorable). 「カンガルー・ワード」とは、その同義語(ジョーイ・ワード)のすべての文字を中に含む単語のことです。文字の順番は同じでも、違っていてもかまいません。たとえば、MAsculinE(男性)、BLOssOM(花が咲く)、cHickEN(鶏肉)、hoNOurabLE(名誉ある)などがあります。 Why kangaroo? Kangaroos carry their young, called joeys, in a pouch. The term kangaroo word comes from this idea. なぜ「カンガルー」なのでしょう?カンガルーは赤ちゃん(ジョーイ)をおなかの袋で育てます。「カンガルー・ワード」は、このイメージから生まれた言葉です。 big → biGgest (big), beginNing (begin)kind → kinDness (kind), kinDergarten (kindergarten) Strine Dictionary | 考えRoo
Japan and Australia are offering grants and approval for certain events to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Signing of the Basic Treaty of Friendship and Co-operation between Japan and Australia in 2026. The governments of both countries and the Australia-Japan Foundation are taking all sorts of steps for broad exchange between Japan and Australia, with the active participation of local governments, businesses, private organizations, and others. The countries will recognize events as 50th anniversary events if they meet all of the following criteria: Approved events may identify themselves as Anniversary Events for the 50th Anniversary of the Signing of the Basic Treaty of Friendship and Co-operation between Japan and…
Japan has become pretty much synonymous with high quality construction, but that didn’t prove to be in what was supposed to be a star project in Melbourne but ended up being more of a black hole. The 120-meter-high Melbourne Star Ferris wheel was supposed to be a boon for tourism in Australia’s largest city, as well as a strong leap forward for Sanoyas, an Osaka-based shipbuilding company looking to expand into the amusement park business. The Melbourne Star was plagued from the outset. It was supposed to open in 2006, but didn’t start taking customers until two years later. It ran for just 40 days when it was shut down…
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