Sujet : (Sky News Australia) pron. of "Chief" (which sounds like Chafe)
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Sky News host Rita Panahi has slammed the prospect of ‘bumbling giggler-in-chief’ Kamala Harris being installed as president after Joe Biden dropped out of the race.
----------- is her accent very Sydney ?
is Australian pron. of "Chief" (which sounds like Chafe) -- is this ultimately from Ireland?
Irish influence on Australian English: During the 18th and 19th centuries, a significant number of Irish convicts and immigrants came to Australia. They brought their own dialect of English, which influenced the development of Australian English.
(Sky News Australia) pron. of "Chief" (which sounds like Chafe)