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2.You are from Russia, you learn New Zeland and Indian English to understand the English Language better. Please translate from Russian to New Zeland and Indian English. p> сумочка ----------------------------------------------
ліфт ----------------------------------------------
телефоннаябудка ----------------------- ....................... ...... p> перший поверх ---------------------- - ........... - .......... - p> 32
заповнити - .......................................... ....... -
прізвище -------------- ............................. .......
зателефонувати ... - ...... - .................................... -
зайнято ------------------------------------ ----------
поштову скриньку ------------------------------------------ ---
аптека .......... ------ ....................................
вибачте --------------- ..................... ................
туалет ---------- ......................... ----------------
бюро знахідок ---- ..................... ------ ............... -
з'єднувати- ................................... ...................
телеграма ------------------------------ - ........ ---------- p> обмінювати гроші ............................................. .............. p> поштовий індекс ...... -------- ....... -------------------------- p> ставати в чергу -------------------- ........................ ............. br/>
3.Какой варіант англійської мови позначений у наступних прикладах.
Aggro: aggressive. Amber or Amber fluid: Beer
Arvo: Afternoon Act: Pretending to be something you're not.
Aggro: Aggressive. Alf: Stupid person. Amber or Amber fluid: Beer. Apple
Eater: Resident of Tasmania. Arvo: Afternoon Aussie (pronounced
'Ozzie'):. Aussie (pronounced 'Ozzie'): Bail out: Leave. Bail up: Hold up, rob,
earbash. BYO (Bring your own) meat and drinks. Battler: Hard trier,
struggler. Beaut, beauty, bewdie: Very good. Excellent. Belt up!: Shut up! p> Berko: Angry. Bickie: Dollar. Bludger: Lazy person.Booze: Alcohol, usually
beer. Cask: Wine box. Chook: Chicken. p> Clobber: Clothes; to hit. Counter meal, countery: Pub meal.Cut lunch:
Sandwiches. Daks: Trousers. Dillybag: Small bag to carry things.Duco: Car
paint. Dunny: Outdoor lavatory. Earbash: Non-stop talk. Enzedder: New Zealander. Evo: Evening. Flog: Sell; steal. Garbo: Garbage collector. Good on ya!: Well done! Grizzle: To complain.Hooley: Wild party. Hoon: Idiot, hooligan, yahoo. How are ya?: Standard greeting. Hump: To carry. Icy-pole: Frozen lolly water or ice cream on a stick. Identity: Celebrity. Journo: Journalist. Jumbuck: Sheep. Kafuffle: Argument. Kanga or kangaroo: Shoe. Keen as mustard: Enthusiastic. Kip: Sleep or nap. Lob: Arrive. Lollies: Candy or sweets. Lolly: Money. br/>
