10 you beaut Australian slang terms Brits should totally adopt
If a thong-clad bogan from woop-woop sold you a goon-bag for for a few bucks would it make you a dag if you said yes?
Slang words typically spoken in Australian language.
If a thong-clad bogan from woop-woop sold you a goon-bag for for a few bucks would it make you a dag if you said yes?
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Completing the guide to speaking ‘Strayan. We conclude the list of fair dinkum Aussie slang terms and phrases. Have a stickybeak.
Can you speak ‘Strayan? Fair dinkum, have a gander at this list of Aussie slang terms and phrases and see if you get the lingo.
Linguistic experts believe Britons are turning up their noses at typical Australian slang like barbies, tinnies and sunnies.
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