Talk:Kambah, Australian Capital Territory
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[edit] Kambah sounds like Canberra?
Hi, at present the article contains the assertion "Kambah sounds like Canberra." It doesn't really the way I hear most people say the two words. They quite possibly both derive from Ngambri. Perhaps, as to pronounciation, one of our fellow-editors who are more skilled in phonics over at Australian English can help. They woudl have needed to hear the words pronounced by Canberrans in my opinion though to provide meaningful help.--A Y Arktos 18:54, 12 January 2006 (UTC)
Canberra pronounded kæmbra Kambah pronouned kæmba
Though I reckon you have the explanation for the sounds like condition. GB 11:27, 28 January 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Kambah high..
hey, i know its kambah's 30th anniversary this year, but what activities are on? I go there, and i've heard nothing about it! Bubzie29 23:17, 2 April 2006 (UTC)
An encylcopedia is not really a what's happening when. It whould be in the school web site, or possibly a newspaper. To make it to Wikipedia it should be something of more permanent interest like when was the school built or started, nature of buldings, classes, special subjects only found there. GB 09:40, 18 April 2006 (UTC)
Many children in Kambah and its surrounding suburbs say that Kambah is the 'largest suburb in the southern hemisphere'. Can anyone confirm this?
