The Archivist

9 October

9 October · 10:00 UTC

Australians are much more Aboriginal than they realise, I think. Not only does the landscape shape us in ways we don’t understand, but our encounter with aboriginal people has become part of our cultural DNA. Take the Australian accent, as one example. It surprises me it’s not more noticed how similar it is to Aboriginal English, in the way the sounds are spoken.

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