If you're doing the wrong thing and someone walks up to you and says "Mate, what do you think you're doing?", you know, they're pissed off right and that's Australian for annoyed. Now a lot of slang words in Australia follow a really similar pattern.如果你做错了某件事情，某人走到...
Check out the Australian words below for a quick taste of the continent's flavorful slang.Photo: Buena Vista Distribution 1 Mate Where to begin? It's a term for friend, sure, but it's so much more. Mate can mean any of the following in Australia, depending on the context: yeah, nah...
The most well-known slang words in Australia are‘mate’, ‘thongs’ and ‘sunnies’. The most annoying slang words in Australia are ‘sheila’,‘crikey’ and ‘cake hole’. 64% of Australians pick up slang terms from their friends, and 82% tend to use slang terms in conversations with...
A massive list of 862 Australian Slang Words, Insults, Expressions & Colloquialisms - the most bizarre Aussie words you'll hear Down Under!
What’s good y’all.Today I am sharing with you Australian slang words or simply Aussie slang terms and sayings. I’ve been in Australia for nearly a year now and one of my favorite things about it is the language. Here I love how Australians talk, I love their slang, I love how ...
These are all words from Australia, said the BB C.Why do we use them? A psychologist (心理学家) from the University of Tasmani a said that it makes Australian sound more friendly. So next time you go to Australia, try asking an Aussie if they have a Chrissie barbie in the arvo. I...
In Australia, a battler is someone who pushes through – even when things are tough. According to the ANU, it can describe a person with “few natural advantages, who works doggedly and with little reward, who struggles for a livelihood (and who displays courage in so doing).” ...
Many so called 'slang dictionaries' include words or sayings that are specific to only one area of Australia or use archaic slang that has fallen out of use. A lot seem to just make things up that nobody ever says just to fill up the pages of their books. ...
In Australia, a battler is someone who pushes through – even when things are tough. According to the ANU, it can describe a person with “few natural advantages, who works doggedly and with little reward, who struggles for a livelihood (and who displays courage in so doing).” ...
In Australia, a battler is someone who pushes through – even when things are tough. According to the ANU, it can describe a person with “few natural advantages, who works doggedly and with little reward, who struggles for a livelihood (and who displays courage in so doing).” ...