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black chook
This is part of an ongoing series of posts on my favorite Aussie slang. Be sure to check back for updates, or subscribe to my RSS feed to get updates to your reader automatically. Whether you have a couple of chooks outside, or you like a good chook sandwich, it still means the same thing: chicken. That’s right! The Aussie […]

Favorite Australian Slang: Chook

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thank you sign
This is part of an ongoing series of posts on my favorite Aussie slang. Be sure to check back for updates, or subscribe to my RSS feed to get updates to your reader automatically. I guess the people I hang around with in Australia don’t ever use this slang because the very first time I heard it, I thought it […]

Favorite Australian Slang: Ta

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bugger
This is part of an ongoing series of posts on my favorite Aussie slang. Be sure to check back for updates, or subscribe to my RSS feed to get updates to your reader automatically. “Oh, bugger.” Bugger is a word that is quite often thrown around in the Aussie language, and can be used in various contexts to cover a […]

Favorite Australian Slang: Bugger

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This is part of an ongoing series of posts on my favorite Aussie slang. Be sure to check back for updates, or subscribe to my RSS feed to get updates to your reader automatically. It’s a strange world we live in, and Aussie slang just takes it one step further. There’s this interesting mix-up as I like to call it […]

Favorite Australian Slang: Mate vs. Partner

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