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English Aussi slang
This afternoon S’arvo
Barbecue Barbie
Liquor shop Bottle-O
Shrimps Prawns
Thanks Ta
Last drink of the night One for the road
Shut up Put a sock in it
Drunk/Angry Pissed/Pissed off
Everything will be okay She’ll be right

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  • English Aussi slang
    This afternoon S’arvo
    Barbecue Barbie
    Liquor shop Bottle-O
    Shrimps Prawns
    Thanks Ta
    Last drink of the night One for the road
    Shut up Put a sock in it
    Drunk/Angry Pissed/Pissed off
    Everything will be okay She’ll be right

  • Although Australia is an English speaking country, they pronounce some words in a different way and have interesting words and phrases that are not in the English language. It is useful for travelers to know some of the basic Aussie slang.

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pronounce phrase useful traveler Aussie slang
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Q. Are there any English slang words in your culture?
A. During the time when I worked in Singapore, I often heard a very common slang word that Singaporeans like to use. It is, “Can or not?” It is supposed to mean if something is okay or doable. In proper English it would be, “Is that alright?” or “Can we do that?” Instead, in Singlish, as they call it in Singapore, they just added “or not” to the word “can.” It is very useful in many situations.
common be supposed to doable proper instead situation

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~하기로 되어있다
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pronounce 발음하다
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be supposed to ~하기로 되어있다
doable 할 수 있는
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