Can i answer: "At the back of beyond" when someone asks:"Where do you live?"
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Haha, -1! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------->
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Grammatically approved.
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Australians say they're "from the back of Bourke" meaning they live far away or that they" live up the bush" or "in the outback" to convey the remoteness of their location and they know that no one will know the names of the cattle station or tiny town they are from. You could say, "I'm from a small village called............. and the nearest city is .............".
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you can, but they will have no idea what you are saying :P
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No, you can't. It means nothing.
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