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Australian english is the accent spoken in Australia.
There are few differences between Australian and the normal english accent.
Here are some of them:

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Americans tend to use the past simple tense when describing something that has recently occurred, while people in the U.K. are more likely to use the present perfect tense. In the U.K., “gotten” as the past participle of “get” is considered archaic and was abandoned long ago in favor of “got.” However, in the U.S. people still use “gotten” as the past participle.
They don´t use a "u".

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the canadian pronunciation is very close to american english.
canadian english and american english are so similar that they are often classified together as north american english.

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The first one is that Australian accent is distinguished by its vowel phonology. The Australian English vowels "ɪ", "," and "e" are noticeably closer (pronounced with a higher tongue position) than their contemporary received pronunciation equivalents.
For example, /əʉ/ goat, bode, hoed /oʊ/.

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The second difference is that Australian accent have main varieties.

Three main varieties of Australian English are spoken according to linguists: broad, general and cultivated.

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The third and the last difference is that Australian accent is non-rhetoric which means that the 'r' does not occur unless followed immediately by a vowel.

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http://www.differencebetween.net/language/difference-between-english-and-australian-accent/#:~:text=1.,followed%20immediately%20by%20a%20vowel.

https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/history-culture/2014/07/knowing-the-aussie-accent/

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Manchester accent is called Mancunian, is mostlu used in Manchester and North West England. London has the cockney accent is used in South London.
In London the th is often replaced for an F sound, words beginning with H will often not use it at all. If you want to sound like you are from Manchester you need to try emphasising the vowels with a more nasally sound.

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for example the words out and about sounds closer to oat and aboat.

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canadian spelling combines british and american rules.
canadian and british spelling practice to double consonants when adding suffixes: compare canadian/ british travelled, councelling and marvellous to american traveled, counceling and marvelous.
words drived from greek like realize and recognize are spelled with an ize ending in canadian and american english, wheares the british counterparts ends in ise.

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Liverpudlin has more Welsh influence, in north wales they sound very similar to Liverpudlin.

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They use more the "r"
And tehy don´t speak in someone words a "u"

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https://www.babbel.com/en/magazine/canadian-english-vs-american-english/