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Learn more about Australian pronunciation as we read the Australian poem "With Air Chew" together. This poem was written by Afferbeck Lauder in 1965 in a language called 'Strine' and highlights all the aspects of a strong Australian accent.

Here is a translation for non-Strine speakers:

Without you, without you,
I can hardly live without you,
And I dream about your kisses night and day.
If only we could be alone,
Just you and me and on our own,
And we'd dream about the moon up in the sky.

Without you, without you,
How am I gonna live without you?
While you're only in my dreams I'm always cryin'.
And as true as heaven above
You must know I need your love
'Cause without you in my arms it's no use tryin'.