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The word you are searching. The phrase service station is embraced by Aussies. American slang ) To urinate or defecate. Yeah, these people do have a slang term for everything.

But there are some everyday phrases we take for granted in Oz that really don ’t. For many international students, moving to the United States can be daunting. Also most of the information is wrong.

Australian slang words are ridiculously fun. By the way pissed off is not annoyed it’s more like Angry. Being told to “put up your dukes” is an instruction to “get ready for a fight. Bought the farm So, did someone actually close on a real estate deal? Each one uses slightly different spellings, pronunciations and slang.

English speakers in the world right now. Here are some of the most egregious examples. Recently my young nephew, a botanist, rang my front door bell in Brisbane. O’s and Ee’s – The Suffixes of Slang. But they really shoul for the sake of our bank accounts.

That’s alcohol for those that don ’t know. There are several differences in language between the two countries that I didn’t even expect, maybe you’ll be surprised too. Potato gems = Tater Tots.

Aussie Slang is the lingo spoken Down Under. Linguistic convenience at its finest. Can’t Be Bothered uses minimal effort to express minimal effort. Usually Aussies don’t even realise they’re using slang, and are happy to explain, as they have a great sense of humor. SLANG words define our great nation.

It’s part of what makes Aussies so easy to spot — or hear, rather — when we’re on the other side of the world. We abbreviate everything, swear like sailors to show affection, and have this weird habit of going up at the end of our sentences. And how it is that some British slang is exported to Oz and some is not.

We show you how words are used with pictures and sample sentences. Runners = Tennis Shoes. Head on Beer = Foam. Stubbies = Bottles of Beer. Pokies = Gambling Machines.

RELATED: Haunted Places To Visit In Scotland. We totes (totally) get it! Abbreviated words create familiar friendly feels. If you don ’t get that reference you’re too young for me.

They’re chill, friendly, and ultra helpful.