Those are cool!
I don’t know any Aussie slang, but those sound interesting!
Calling Fellow Aussies
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Sep 20, 2019
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MugOfAllTrades wrote:
Those are cool!
I don’t know any Aussie slang, but those sound interesting!
I can teach you some if you like?
Sep 20, 2019
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CatsWithWings00 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
Those are cool!
I don’t know any Aussie slang, but those sound interesting!
I can teach you some if you like?
Sure!
Sep 20, 2019
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MugOfAllTrades wrote:
CatsWithWings00 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
Those are cool!
I don’t know any Aussie slang, but those sound interesting!
I can teach you some if you like?
Sure!
Fair dinkum cobber that Sheila's way too young to teach you true blue strayun slang ... You need an old bloke like me to give you the heads up on the lingo
Sep 20, 2019
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19Andrew64 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
CatsWithWings00 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
Those are cool!
I don’t know any Aussie slang, but those sound interesting!
I can teach you some if you like?
Sure!
Fair dinkum cobber that Sheila's way too young to teach you true blue strayun slang ... You need an old bloke like me to give you the heads up on the lingo
I’m assuming all that was Aussie slang?
Sep 20, 2019
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19Andrew64 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
CatsWithWings00 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
Those are cool!
I don’t know any Aussie slang, but those sound interesting!
I can teach you some if you like?
Sure!
Fair dinkum cobber that Sheila's way too young to teach you true blue strayun slang ... You need an old bloke like me to give you the heads up on the lingo
Yep, here's the man. What is cobber? LOL!!!
Sep 20, 2019
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MugOfAllTrades wrote:
19Andrew64 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
CatsWithWings00 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
Those are cool!
I don’t know any Aussie slang, but those sound interesting!
I can teach you some if you like?
Sure!
Fair dinkum cobber that Sheila's way too young to teach you true blue strayun slang ... You need an old bloke like me to give you the heads up on the lingo
I’m assuming all that was Aussie slang?
Yep
Sep 20, 2019
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CatsWithWings00 wrote:
19Andrew64 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
CatsWithWings00 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
Those are cool!
I don’t know any Aussie slang, but those sound interesting!
I can teach you some if you like?
Sure!
Fair dinkum cobber that Sheila's way too young to teach you true blue strayun slang ... You need an old bloke like me to give you the heads up on the lingo
Yep, here's the man. What is cobber? LOL!!!
So he knows what’s going on? XD 😂
Sep 20, 2019
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MugOfAllTrades wrote:
CatsWithWings00 wrote:
19Andrew64 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
CatsWithWings00 wrote:
MugOfAllTrades wrote:
Those are cool!
I don’t know any Aussie slang, but those sound interesting!
I can teach you some if you like?
Sure!
Fair dinkum cobber that Sheila's way too young to teach you true blue strayun slang ... You need an old bloke like me to give you the heads up on the lingo
Yep, here's the man. What is cobber? LOL!!!
So he knows what’s going on? XD 😂
Of course. He's an Aussie. I updated the post above with definitions for you. 
Sep 20, 2019
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19Andrew64 wrote:
Cobber = friend .. 😁
Ok. I'm an Aussie and even I don't know half of the slang.
Sep 20, 2019
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MugOfAllTrades wrote:
You guys have cool slang , really xD
Thanks. Some tourists think we're crazy.
Sep 20, 2019
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CatsWithWings00 wrote:
What do you think of some of the ones above?
Their so sweet 😎👍
Post some typical Aussie behaviours/slang below. Make it nice, no fighting or being rude.
Straya: Australia.
True Blue: Legitimately Australian.
Digger: Australian Soldier.
Two-Up: A gambling game (played with coins) that is played on Anzac Day.
North East South and West: Never Eat Soggy Weetbix.
Mates Rates: Special price given to friends.
Cobba: Mate, friend.
G'day Mate: ‘Hello’ Greeting.
Bloke: Man.
Sheila: Woman.
Ankle Biter: Child.
Bludger: Lazy, a bum.
Bogan: Redneck or someone acting strange.
Drongo: An idiot, fool.
Hoon: Hooligan.
Ocker: A rough, uncultured, Aussie male.
Galah: An Aussie Bird (Cockatoo) or a stupid person.
Mongrel: Someone or something of mixed kind or uncertain origin, usually a dog.
Larrikin: Prankster.
Legless: Drunk.
Rapt: Very happy.
Reckon: For sure.
Rellie/Rello: Relative.
Goon On Ya: Good Job.
Hard Yakka: Hard work.
Sus it Out: Investigate something.
Yonks: A long time.
Ganda: To look at something.
Noggin: Head.
Furphy: A lie, something unbelievable.
Chinwag: To have a chat.
Cark it/Cactus: Means something is ruined or died. Eg. “My car’s just carked it and I need a lift.”
Pull your Head in: Mind your own business.
Spit the Dummy: You are really angry and had enough.
My Shout: Means it’s your turn to pay. Eg. “I'll shout you dinner tonight.”
Woop Woop: An unknown place. Eg. A term used when we’re explaining somewhere a long distance away.
She'll be Apples: Don’t worry, it will be alright.
Sweet As: Something you like, it’s great, excellent.
Stoked: Happy.
No Worries Mate: No problem, no drama, its all good.
Crikey: An expression of surprise. Eg. “Crickey, that’s a big fish!”
Fair Dinkum: Real, true. Eg. That bloke was fair dinkum when he said he was an Aussie.
Dead Set: True.
Defo: Definitely.
Bail: To cancel plans.
Beauty: Something great.
Iffy: Something suspicious or unreasonable.
Bonzer: Great.
Hooroo: Good bye.
Devo: Devastated.
Arvo: Afternoon.
Goin’ Bush: Going to a natural area, away from the city. Eg. “I’m going bush for the weekend.”
Outback: Any remote or uninhabited inland district of Australia.
Copper: Police.
Booze Bus: A police vehicle used to catch drunk drivers.
Chuck a U-ee: Make a U-Turn while driving.
Clucky: Feeling maternal.
Crook: Sick.
Sickie: Day off work.
Flat Out: Busy.
Shoot Through: Leave.
Sickie: A sick day off work.
Billabong: Pond in a dry riverbed.
Petrol Station: Gas Station.
Togs: Bathers.
Budgie Smugglers: Speedos.
Shark Biscuits: Kids at the beach.
Chrissie: Christmas.
Ciggy: Cigarette.
Durry: Cigarette.
Facey: Facebook.
Flannie/Flanno; Flannelette shirt.
Daks: Tracksuit pants.
Runners: Trainers, sneakers.
Thongs: Flip-flops.
Sunnies: Sunglasses.
Brolly: Umbrella.
Dunny: Toilet.
Footy: AFL/Aussie Rules Football.
Knickers: Female underwear.
Lollies: Candy.
Maccas: McDonalds.
Mozzie: Mosquito.
Swag: Single bed you can roll up.
Tinny: Boat or can of beer.
Barbie: Barbecue.
Esky: A cooler.
Billy: Outback teapot used over the fire.
Tucker: Food.
Bush Tucker: Bush Food. Eg. Witchety grubs.
Brekky: Breakfast.
Sanga: Sandwich.
Snag: Sausage.
Chook: Chicken.
Choccy Biccy: Chocolate Biscuit.
Goog: Egg.
Avo: Avocado.
Coldie: A beer.
Cab Sav: Cabernet Sauvignon.
Full as a Goog: Means you’re as full as an egg, you’ve over eaten.
Choc A Bloc: Full.
Chockers: Very full.
Stuffed: Full.
You have Vegemite in your cupboard
Heaped teaspoons of Milo and a little bit of milk.