Tah!
Alexis
tah - thank you
shopper docket - receipt
gas bottle-propane
gumboots - rubber boots
How you going? - How's it going? or How are you?
You right - you're alright or you're fine
Get on - get along
Well done you! - good job!
witches hats - orange traffic cones
oldies - seniors
truckies - truck driver (usually transports I think)
boaties - boat drivers
pokies - casino
bikies - bike gang
hundreds and thousands - sprinkles
supermarket- grocery store
petrol- gasoline or gas
too easy- no problem
flash - fancy
torch-flashlight
jumper-sweater
nappy-diaper
thongs-flip flops
ute-truck
biscuits-cookies
scone - biscuit
chook-chicken
esky-cooler
icy pole-Popsicle
lolly oreet - candy
mince - ground meat
prawn - shrimp - so the saying "shrimp on the barbie" is not really used that often!
tomato sauce - ketchup
morning tea - morning break or coffee break
takeaway - takeout
carpark - parking lot
petrol - gas or gasoline
windscreen - windshield
tucker - food
aluminium pronunciation aluemineeum
foliage is pronounced foelege
truckloads / heaps - lots
chemist shop - drug store
postcode - postal code
flat / unit - apartment
mozzy - mosquito
look - what I'm trying to say is
shop - store
trading hours - hours of operation
bludge - waste of time
bludger - idiot
manky - gross
ferel - disgusting
Sunset on my walk home from the grocery store - one of the benefits of walking - I wouldn't have stopped in my car to take this photo! |
same sunset - different filter |
This is evidence of how humid it is here! Mushrooms growing on the side of the road! No big deal. :) |
I must say that the Aussies appear to have a better grasp of the English language than the Canadians, good on ya mates!
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Hehe, yeah, I figured a lot of those words would resonate with our English mates!! :)
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