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Australian Slang what every traveler should know |
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Quickly learn Australian slang G'day. That's Australian slang for "hi" and "hello". Australian slang is widely used, so you will have more fun on your trip if you learn some words and phrases. Here's my list of popular Australian slang (called "strine") to get you started. Some you may already know, thanks to Crocodile Dundee and other films. I inserted short illustrating sentences to help reinforce the Australian slang in your mind.
excellent!, splendid! You found it? Ace!
small child Bring your ankle biters to Australia
afternoon We are leaving in the Arvo
an Australian Mel Gibson is an Aussie
brushing flies away with hand Picnicking requires Aussie salutes
barbecue
terrific, fantastic The movie was a beaut!
remote inland area You'll be lonely in the bush
annoying biting insects Buy some repellent for the bities
look I'll give it a quick Captain Cook
chicken Have some roasted chook
beer Let's stop in and have a coldie
cup of tea or coffee Give me a cuppa
sandwich I'm hankering for a cut lunch
Australia and New Zealand Have you seen the Down Under?
hi, hello
well done, good for you You won? Good on ya!
baby kangaroo The joey peeked out of the pouch
candy and other sweets I have some lollies for you
buddy, friend Loan me a dollar, mate
the distant hinterland
remote inland Australia You can get lost in the Outback
Australia I was born in Oz
Englishman The Pommy likes our beer
sensational, fantastic It was a ripper game
truck pulling several trailers Road trains intimate car drivers
American A busload of Seppos disembarked
young woman A sheila broke his heart
it will be all right Forget your error, she'll be apples
sausage Are you cooking snags on the barbie?
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winners in Australia
My Australian cuisine guide
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