English (NZ) / Reo Pākehā

Anglais (Nouvelle-Zélande)

Indo-European (West Germanic, English, Antipodean)

FamilleIndo-European (West Germanic, English, Antipodean) Locuteurs~3.8M ÉcritureLatin PaysNew Zealand Langue officielleNew Zealand (de facto; Māori and NZ Sign Language are also official) Vitalitésafe

New Zealand English is the variety of English spoken in New Zealand by ~3.8M people, the youngest major variety of English (post-1840 colonization). It descends primarily from southern English settler dialects with significant Australian influence and Scottish input (especially in Otago and Southland). Distinguished from Australian English by closer/centralized vowels (the famous 'fush and chups' for 'fish and chips' due to /ɪ/ centralization), front-shifting of /æ/, and a vibrant register of Māori loanwords (kia ora, whānau, kai, mana, taonga, aroha) that have entered everyday speech. Active bilingual policy since the 1987 Māori Language Act has elevated te reo Māori to co-official status alongside English.

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20 mots essentiels en Anglais (Nouvelle-Zélande)

Eau

water

/wɔːtə/

Feu

fire

/fɑeə/

Soleil

sun

/sɐn/

Lune

moon

/muːn/

Mère

mother

/mɐðə/

Père

father

/fɐːðə/

Manger

eat

/iːt/

Boire

drink

/dɾɪŋk/

Amour

love

/lɐv/

Cœur

heart

/hɐːt/

Arbre

tree

/tɾiː/

Maison

house

/hæɔs/

Chien

dog

/dɔɡ/

Chat

cat

/kæt/

Main

hand

/hænd/

Œil

eye

/ɐe/

Bonjour

kia ora

/kiə ɔːɾə/

Merci

cheers

/t͡ʃiəz/

Un

one

/wɐn/

Bon

good

/ɡʊd/

Sources

Mots comparés

Comparé aux langues Indo-European (West Germanic, English, Antipodean) apparentées

Sens Anglais (Nouvelle-Zélande)Anglais (australien)Anglais (cockney)Créole hawaïenAnglaisAnglais (Yorkshire)Anglais (irlandais)
Eau water /wɔːtə/ water /woːɾə/ water /woːʔə/ wata /wɑtə/ water /ˈwɔːtə/ water /wɔːtə/ water /wɑːtəɹ/
Feu fire /fɑeə/ fire /fɑːə/ fire /fɑːə/ faia /fɑɪə/ fire /faɪə/ fire /faɪə/ fire /fɑɪəɹ/
Soleil sun /sɐn/ sun /sɐn/ sun /sɐn/ san /sɑn/ sun /sʌn/ sun /sʊn/ sun /sʊn/
Lune moon /muːn/ moon /muːn/ moon /muːn/ mun /muːn/ moon /muːn/ moon /muːn/ moon /muːn/
Mère mother /mɐðə/ mother /mɐðə/ mother /mɐvə/ madda /mɑdə/ mother /ˈmʌðə/ mother /mʊðə/ mother /mʊðəɹ/
Père father /fɐːðə/ father /fɐːðə/ father /fɑːvə/ fadda /fɑdə/ father /ˈfɑːðə/ father /fɑːðə/ father /fɑːðəɹ/
Manger eat /iːt/ eat /iːt/ eat /iːʔ/ eat /iːt/ eat /iːt/ eat /iːt/ eat /iːt/
Boire drink /dɾɪŋk/ drink /dɹɪŋk/ drink /dɹɪŋk/ drink /dɹɪŋk/ drink /dɹɪŋk/ drink /dɹɪŋk/ drink /dɹɪŋk/
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