Australian accents — you either love them or you hate them, you either have one or you don't. But here's one thing you've probably never thought about: Do Aussie animals have accents too?
Well, non-Australians on Twitter have been asking this very valid question — and from what I can tell, it all began with this tweet.
Australian cows be like “maur”
This was not so much a question, but a statement.
And now everyone's wondering the same thing. Do Australian cows really go "maur"?
okay hear me out, do australian cows go maur?? 😭🙌🏻
australian cows 100% say maur and no one can convince me otherwise
do you guys think Australian cows say maur
From scrolling through other tweets, it looks like cows aren't the only topic of discussion. People are also curious about other animals that might harbour that sweet, sweet Aussie twang.
Do Australian dogs bark with an Australian accent?? Like can other dogs hear his bark & be like “oh he from Australia”????
Do parakeets have an Australian accent to other birds
Do animals get accents? Like is there an australian seagull accent
do u guys think animals have accents when they think like. do dogs from australia think in an australian accent
wait so if australian cows say maur, do australian cats say meor? 🧍♀️
Do you think animals in other countries have an accent when they communicate with each other like if they bring an Australian parrot to an American zoo does he get shunned for a while because he says "Cah-caw, mate" instead of "Cah-caw, y'all"
Even ghosts aren't safe from the intoxicating influence of an Aussie accent.
yk the tweet that said "do australian cows say maur" but do australian ghosts say baur
Personally, as an Australian, I do believe that our animals (and our ghosts) definitely have accents.
