Definition of New Zealandese in English:

New Zealandese

nounnjuː ˌziːlənˈdiːz

mass noun

The English language as it is spoken and written in New Zealand.
what is happening to the humble letter 'i' in New Zealandese?
Example sentencesExamples
- "Social pests" is New Zealandese for land monopolists.
- I'd have stayed behind in Central Otago for a few lessons in diction and New Zealandese.
- It never occurred to me that that bombastic yachting commentator would become the ambassador for New Zealandese all over the world.
- Talking New Zealandese as if it's my only language.
- He now had to satisfy his expectant interviewer with some New Zealandese.
- The university teacher, she wrote, must visit the "infant room" — New Zealandese for "kindergarten".
- The language we speak is New Zealandese, with its own idiom and pronunciation.
- I remind myself to convert miles per hour into knots and even learn to speak New Zealandese.
- He also won three bottles of champagne or, in New Zealandese, champers.
- He quotes New Zealand poetry (in its original New Zealandese).

单词	New Zealandese
释义	Definition of New Zealandese in English: New Zealandese nounnjuː ˌziːlənˈdiːz mass noun The English language as it is spoken and written in New Zealand. what is happening to the humble letter 'i' in New Zealandese? Example sentencesExamples "Social pests" is New Zealandese for land monopolists. I'd have stayed behind in Central Otago for a few lessons in diction and New Zealandese. It never occurred to me that that bombastic yachting commentator would become the ambassador for New Zealandese all over the world. Talking New Zealandese as if it's my only language. He now had to satisfy his expectant interviewer with some New Zealandese. The university teacher, she wrote, must visit the "infant room" — New Zealandese for "kindergarten". The language we speak is New Zealandese, with its own idiom and pronunciation. I remind myself to convert miles per hour into knots and even learn to speak New Zealandese. He also won three bottles of champagne or, in New Zealandese, champers. He quotes New Zealand poetry (in its original New Zealandese).
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