"General Australian" refers to a broad accent and dialect commonly spoken in Australia. It is characterized by its unique pronunciation, vocabulary, and expressions that distinguish it from other English varieties. This accent is often associated with the average Australian and is prevalent in urban areas. The language incorporates slang and colloquialisms, such as arvo for afternoon and brekkie for breakfast. While it is distinct, General Australian is generally understood by speakers of other English dialects. It reflects the country's diverse culture and influences from its Indigenous languages and immigrant communities.