2023年1月29日 · Both "r," with "ermahgerd" stretching your mouth horizontally and "naur" stretching it vertically. And in the same way you can "speak" in ermahgerd ("Twitter is a hellhole," would be "Twerter is...

2024年11月7日 · Naur is a joking way of spelling the word "no" as it's pronounced with an Australian accent. In the summer of 2021, Twitter users began to make jokes imagining pop culture references and situations that would be made more …

2025年2月27日 · Be extra whiny towards someone by using “naur.” Something about the super drawn out sound paired with that sort of nasally tone just makes “naur” perfect to use when you want to whine, either through text or out loud. “Naur I don’t want to!” “Naurrr don’t go!” “Naur mate you just don’t get it.”

2023年2月12日 · 在她 9 月的悉尼音乐会上，美国 Zoomer 巨星 Billie Eilish 在 Qudos Bank Arena 发出了“naur, Cleo”的欢呼声，这比人们从参考 2000 年代关于美人鱼。 与大多数模因一样，naur 的起源存在争议。

2021年12月22日 · “Naur” is an unusual instance of non-Australians actually managing to sound Australian, albeit in an exaggerated way. So what accounts for the way Australians say “no”? Mielewska said the word actually “has a fairly tight musculature” compared to other Australian-accented words.

2021年11月19日 · As user @tiffanykrylov says, it's almost a two-syllable word that's a combination of "no" and "nah" and "aauurrr." That last one really isn't a word, but that's the accent for you. Have a listen below to see exactly what she's talking about.

2022年11月4日 · Fine Arts and Music at Melbourne - VCA & Conservatorium voice and dialect expert, Amy Hume, investigates the origins of "naur" and our unique accent.

If you say “no” with an extra syllable or two, chances are you are actually saying naur, an Australian-ism defined by its listeners, not its speakers, which continues to be one of the internet ...

2022年7月18日 · naur是由美国人巴科斯和丹麦人诺尔的名字命名的一种形式化的语法表示方法,用来描述语法的一种形式体系,是一种典型的元语言,后被流传为了语法梗,十分有趣。

2021年9月15日 · Simply put, “naur” is just “no” but said in an Australian accent. There you go, that’s the meaning of the word “naur“. But, now that you know the meaning, you may be curious as to where it actually started. Like most memes and viral fiends on social media, the origins of “naur” are hard to trace.