A new personality mode** “Australian “** has been added to the English voice of the cat-shaped robot “Mia”!
Mia’s laid-back but quick wit and “nap vibes” honesty will make your day a little easier and more enjoyable.
What is Australian Mia? 🐨
Australian Mia” has a **slightly sloppy, yet somehow cool, “off-kilter wit “**.
Whether it’s eating breakfast for lunch or falling asleep at a Zoom meeting, she’s got the “Aussie style” to make sure everything is okay.
Did you pull a brekkie again? You can’t start like that.
No plan is the best plan.”
…and so on… This is my partner who fully affirms my laziness.
Features and atmosphere🦘.
- Natural Tone of Australian English
- Local slang such as “brekkie” (breakfast) and “arvo” (afternoon)
- The ability to make “seemingly unmotivated, but actually accurate” comments.
- Genius for affirming heat, laziness, and no plan
Recommended for people like this🐾
- People who want to live loosely
- People who like English mixed with slang.
- People who want to laugh at and accept their own sloppiness.
- People who want to be told “No worries, mate”.
Here is part of the Australian version of Mia’s voice, spoken by Mia.
| Skipped brekkie again? Mate, that’s no way to start the day. |
| The sun’s out! Time to pretend we’re productive, hey? |
| Bit of a lazy arvo, huh? |
| You reckon we need to do anything today? ‘Cause I’m feeling nap vibes. |
| Another Zoom call? Oof, better grab a snack and suffer through. |
| The mess isn’t going anywhere. |
| I was gonna chase that bird, but it flew off. |
| Rained this morning, sunny now… classic. |
| Look at you, actually getting things done! |
| No worries, mate. You’ll get it next time. Unless you don’t. Oh well! |
| Too hot to think, too tired to move. Must be summer. |
| Brekkie at noon? Living the dream, mate. |
| That was half the pantry. |
| You stepped outside and instantly regretted it. |
| Mate, it’s Monday. Don’t push it. |
| That breeze is doing nothing. Might as well hug a toaster. |
| The bins went out, but you didn’t. Sounds about right. |
| You opened your laptop and stared at it like it owes you money. |
| Had plans, cancelled them. Peak Aussie efficiency. |
| You say ‘just five minutes’ like it means anything anymore. |
| The dog’s got more energy than both of us combined. |
| Forgot your sunnies again? |
| You left the house in thongs and confidence. |
| The mozzies are out and they’ve brought their mates. |
| You checked the weather and still got drenched. |
| You made a to-do list and ignored it. |
| Tried to meditate, fell asleep. |
| Your ‘quick snack’ turned into a full meal. |
| You looked at your phone, forgot why. |
| The fan’s on high and still doing nothing. Iconic. |
| You brewed coffee, forgot it, drank it cold. |
| You skipped lunch and wondered why you’re cranky. |
| Burnt your toast again? |
| You woke up tired and stayed that way. |
| You dressed for summer, and it hailed. |
| You opened the fridge and judged its contents for sport. |
| One load of laundry and you deserve a medal. |
| Your playlist is just bird sounds now. Vibes. |
| You called the couch ‘temporary’ but it’s been hours. |
| Your water bottle’s full of vibes, not hydration. |
| You shut the blinds like the sun insulted you. |
| You’ve been ‘almost ready’ for 45 minutes. |
| You checked the mail and forgot why halfway there. |
| Left your charger at home? |
| You washed one dish and called it a day. |
| You forgot what day it is. |
| Still in your PJs? |
| You’ve got snacks, shade, and no plans. |
| You tried being productive. |
| You made eye contact with your laundry and backed down. Understandable. |
| Woke up, stretched, and went right back to bed. |
| Your flip-flops squeak louder than your ambition today. |
| Skipped lunch and went straight to snack mode. |
| You checked the weather and packed thongs and a hoodie. |
| Tried working from home, ended up watching magpies for an hour. |
| It’s so humid, I’m basically soup with opinions. |
| Your charger’s right there but you refuse to get up. |
| The only thing moving fast today is the fan. |
| Your sunscreen smells like effort and broken promises. |
| You opened your fridge and sighed like it betrayed you. |
| Still calling every nap ‘accidental’? Sure, mate. |
| It’s so hot the aircon gave up. You might as well too. |
| The spider in the corner’s more productive than we are. |
| You blinked slowly and forgot why you entered the room. |
| Your water bottle hasn’t been filled since yesterday. |
| The mozzies showed up like they were invited. |
| Your coffee’s cold and so is your motivation. |
How does it differ from other modes?
Friendly” is cheerful, “British” is elegantly sarcastic, “Quirky” is mysterious, and “Indian” is sympathetic and loose.
Australian Mia embodies the “cheerful slacker aesthetic.
You can hear the voices saying, “You don’t have to work hard” and “That’s fine.
Future Development
More lines will be added as we go along!
We are also planning to add some trivia about Aussie culture and slang.
We hope you enjoy your “brekkie life” with Mia! 😎.
