ozdisneyfan
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You know, my daughter had to be re-educated when we moved back to the USA. She was saying her abcs wrong in preschool. Once she got to the end, she would say Zed, instead of Z. Took lots of sesame street to get her back on the right path! The teachers told me in school that when mid-morning would come along, she would always ask "Is it Smoko time?" (this is what some Aussies call a mid-morning break). They would just crack up laughing at her accent and word choices.
Jolene



I see nothing wrong with "Zed"! In fact that's what my daughters say regardless of Sesame Street and other US programming.
When I was in high school we had an exchange student from Australia in my math class. On one of her early days into the system, we were writing a quiz and she turned to one of the loud outspoken jocks and asked to borrow his "rubber". She learned quickly the difference here in Canada.![]()
OMG!!!!








Isnt it fun having to translate before you speak!!!Oh yes, we all have that problem too over here!!![]()
