It depends what variety of English you are speaking. Most people would say: oss-tray-lee-ah, with the emphasis on the "tray".
However, in Australia itself, it would sound more like: oss-try-lee-uh
osutoraria
Je viens d'Australie.
ANZAC's
Frayt, or fr8... rhymes with late.
incorrectly
Canberra, Australia's capital city, is pronounced CAN-bra (can-bruh).
Some people pronounce the word Australia with three syllables; other people pronounce it with four. The two options for the word are Aus-tra-li-a (preferred) and Au-stra-lia.
Tom pronounced as the beginning of TOMato. Cruise pronounced I went on a CRUISE to Australia.
Also called "Alpha Alpha" in Australia, don't know how to spell, but pronounce this way.
The word 'vendor' is pronounced VEN/da. There is no rhotic accent on the final syllable, but rather, a schwa.
Wiencke is a name of German origin. The descendents of the Wiencke family who emigrated to Australia in the 1800's pronounce the name as "Winky"
"How ahr yoo" is a way to pronounce the English phrase "How are you?" The exact pronunciation depends upon which English-speaking country is the speaker's birthplace. There will be differences between countries, such as Australia and the United States of America, and within countries, such as Canada and England.