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Australian English, the vibrant and unique variation of the English language, is spoken by around 25 million people primarily in Australia. Even though it shares a lot of it’s roots and similarities with British English, the Aussies have made this language their own with very distinctive phrases, accents, slangs that truly represents this nation. You will notice that Aussie English is very laid-back, slightly informal and even friendly.

So, what sets Aussie English apart? Well, generically speaking,  it's all about shortening words (afternoon becomes "arvo"), using colourful slang ("fair dinkum," anyone?), and the very noticeable rising intonation of words at the end of sentences. You’ll hear subtle differences depending on the region, with some accents leaning more towards a British twang while others embrace a broader Aussie sound.

From the sun-kissed coasts of Queensland to the urban buzz of Sydney and Melbourne, Australian English adds a dash of flair and friendliness to every conversation. Whether you're calling someone "mate" or referring to breakfast as "brekkie," it's a language full of character!In this blog, we’ll look at the 3 main Australian English spoken in the land down under that are primarily very similar, but with slight differences in accents, slangs used and the enunciation of certain words. Let’s crack on, shall we?

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Overview of Accents

Broad Australian English

Using an American English voiceover can add a level of professionalism and credibility to your product video. A high-quality voiceover can help create a positive impression of the product and the brand, which can be important for building trust with potential customers. Moreover, if the product is marketed to an American audience, having an American English voiceover can help make the product video more relatable and engaging to the target audience. The voiceover can help the audience connect with the product and the brand on a more personal level, which can improve the chances of conversion.

General Australian English

Using an American English voiceover in an explainer video can make it more accessible to people who are visually impaired or who have difficulty reading. A clear and concise voiceover in a language that is understood by a majority of people around the world can help viewers better understand the product, service, or concept being explained, which can ultimately lead to increased engagement and interest.

Cultivated Australian English (Received Pronunciation)

Adding English voiceovers to a YouTube video can make it accessible to a wider audience, especially those who may not be fluent in the language of the original audio. This can help to expand the reach of the video and increase its viewership. Moreover, YouTube videos with English voiceovers can also be useful for those who are learning multiple languages. For example, someone who is learning both English and Spanish can watch a video in Spanish with English voiceovers to improve their comprehension in both languages.

The right voiceover can make or break an e-learning course. A clear, conversational tone with a steady, engaging pace ensures learners stay connected. Avoid overly dramatic narrations, heavy accents, or distracting sound effects that might detract from the content. For example, training modules for nurse practitioners might require a calm yet urgent tone, while a professional, reassuring voice suits scenarios involving physicians.

Murf’s Australian English text-to-speech software simplifies the process, eliminating the need for hiring voice talent or setting up a recording studio. With a wide range of natural, compassionate e-learning voices, Murf helps make your content engaging and relatable, ensuring learners easily connect with the subject matter.

Types of Elearning voice overs

There are two main categories of elearning voiceovers: educational voice over and corporate voice over. Educational voice over finds application in illustrative YouTube videos, podcasts, audiobooks, university audio online courses, and as an aid for the disabled, just to name a few. A more formal, professional voice with an authoritative and welcoming tone suits well for an academic elearning video.

Corporate voice over, on the other hand, is usually in the form of user manuals, video/audio modules, and presentations. For example, there is a lot of information a new hire or staff needs to absorb when they start with an organization, and as they continue on their professional development journey. Choosing a professional, business-like voice that is a happy blend of informative, casual, and convincing tones is the right fit for a corporate training material.

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Emphasis

Using the ‘Emphasis’ feature in Murf, you can place emphasis on certain words. This will add a more interesting twist to your storytelling.

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Pauses

With the ‘Pause’ button, you can add varying lengths of pauses to your script and create a more  immersive experience for your listeners.

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Multiple voices, multiple languages

If you are offering an elearning course to a diverse group of people, you should entertain the possibility of translation and offering your courses in different languages. This will be the key to success in reaching a bigger audience.With Murf's voices across 20+ languages, you can choose an AI voice in the channel that best fits your target audience. You can also create voice overs in your native language to better connect with your students across the world.

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Pronunciation

Using the pronunciation feature in Murf, you can specify the pronunciation for certain words using a different spelling or specific phonemes. This will help add finesse to your narration.

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Google Slides with Murf add-on

Add professional voiceovers to your Google Slides presentations with Murf’s seamless add-on. Write, edit, and sync your scripts directly within your slides, maintaining consistent quality across your projects.With TTS technology like Murf, transform text-based content into immersive audio.

This makes learning more accessible, allowing learners to listen while multitasking, on the move, or simply resting their eyes. Enhance your presentations and offer a richer experience—all at an affordable price.

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