this is incredible to me. thanks for confirming that it's real.

Yeah exactly

Yeah. It's completely legit.

+Maddymadsy22 strue

except for calling tennis teno

Savannah•WDW boggie 😂

They missed whipper snipper and goon bag

i was gunna comment this

Savannah•WDW me too! 😂

Same 😂 😂

Yanks call 'em traffic circles

JJames Burke no we don’t.

Lol MEEEE!!!!!!

well I say chuck a spewie cause you say "chuck" and "yue" so we just added spew for some reason

Flip a bitch

because there are so many flies

so true tho XD

So how do u type the days?

Fukin right’o mate

didyabringthegrogalong?

yep, i'm an aussie too and it's pretty much spot on lol

entertain7us14 I was expecting this to be one of those one that's has things I've literally never heard of but I say all of these lol

I'm Australian and a little of this is BS.

its really not

Damn I wouldn't understand many things and people would think I am stupid 😂💔

Lani Barr Aussie toooo hahahaha

also an aussie

sames

Same though haha

cold tater tot Hiii 😁 you know Joongki? Don’t know if you could tell but I watched DOTS 3 yrs ago and it became my prof pic for everything

Although they did say it was the abbreviation for tennis BALL. I've not heard that either but maybe in other states it's common usage (I've only REALLY lived in NSW but only never been to WA and NT - who knows what abbreviations they have there; occasionally I have no idea what Victorians or Tasmanians are saying)

@@susie9893 as a Sydneysider who spends a lot of time in Melbourne for work, it's pretty much the same, Suze. Nobody says tenno.

There were several words they made up.

Tenno. Nope, not in NSW, Qld or Tassie.

Right? Also, what the fuck is "mornos".. its bloody smoko, not mornos lol

Please accept our apologies Lauren. We don't mean to be rude but it's so easy to slip back into our way of speaking and we honestly forget that others don't follow.

@@lisamorice4701 true. Also it's just so much quicker. My friend tells a story about how she was traveling with a friend and they hooked up with a couple of Canadians and they were talking about their plans for the day and after a couple of minutes the Aussies were done talking but it took the Canadians another 5mins to say exactly what they had said and they just waited for them to wind down before saying that, yeah, they'd just said exactly that but in far fewer words. Lol (and I'm not knocking Canadians - Aussies invariably bond with Canadians when o/s [altho nothing like we bond with each other - that can get a bit crazy if you haven't seen an Aussie for several months - it's like meeting a long lost brother or something])

@@susie9893 I'll be back as soon as I can. So impressive to see you all show the world how to deal with a virus. Well done Vietnam

devo!

CORRECTION : when 2 Aussies chat you like you're out of the convo SEE HOW IT'S MUCH SHORTER ?

tbh when people try hard to speak formally a lot of people unknowingly put on a british accent

@@lynchie2073 Ikr! It just sounds fancy

YOU BETTER LIKE IT xd

We were all comvicts. Waddaya expect

@@hayleywhiting2843 I'm not a convict but I was born in aus 😐

same

yeah same, like for kindy. I just call it kindy and didn’t realise people actually call it kindergarten hahahaha oops

Me too!

Do you usually use these words in one sentence ? That will be really hard to understand

just wang yes we really do haha. This is the best video to confuse every person who isn’t Australian

XD IKR? I was surprised. I think one time I mentioned Vinnies to someone, they asked "Vinnies?" I said "oh, sorry, 'saint Vinnies'." She was taken aback for some reason. Lol

Saint Vincent’s de Pauls to be exact 😉

I thought it was the full name as well!

sorry your comment is funny. I hit 'dislike' by accident

We don't, my boyfriend is Australian and I'm trying to get on track with the slang 😅

Examples of people I know: johno Brezza pisspaul netty Asha lezzlo the list goes on

Lol Sco Mo

Yeah my nickname is Simmo

Oh no I'm worried now

@@jasonschultz7964 doesn't count if you give yourself a nickname even if you are PM.

It’s sometimes used in England :)

Same with “far out” apparently, but I’m not 100% certain if this is true or not

WaterSpriite if so im *mindblown* again

ya reckon? i SPOSE maybe

Blackpink Isn't in my area wait, other countrys dont use it!?!?

hahahaha! i thought that too!

Thats what I thought ...

No it's Saint Vincent or something it's just quicker so we say "Vinnie's"

Its actually St Vincent de Paul Society (originally called Society of Saint Vincent de Paul) - As an Aussie - when I do slang, I try to remember what the original word or name is because someone will always ask you. And there is so many slang words out there now for the samething or even the same slang for various things, it all depends on how you use it in a sentence. Eg Pissed or Crook. I dont think I need to tell you the different meanings for them?

Blackpink Isn't in my area i know when i sad that i visibly gasped

Jackie omg this is sooo true aha💕❣️😂

Fuck chinos

fuckin' oath

But fuck the liberals am I right

@@Jordan-uc3rk f

Just to make things more difficult for you, there're different accents per region.

@Juan Rivas stop being ridiculous.

@Juan Rivas doubt it. Most Aussies don't bother with that stuff. Plus we have a hugely multicultural society. Aussies tend not to really care what you look like but what they do judge you by is how well you can do your job (so yeah, not really a criteria on holidays)

@Chris Russell 😏 I flip in and out of speaking Ocker or 'English' depending on context (who I'm hanging out with, where I am etc - my mum was really strict about slang when I was growing up 🙄)

@@KyrstOak yeah There is but we can still understand what each other are saying

Yessss

Roz Harris ye lmao

LOL

Where is the fucking lie

Fucken eh, giv'r! ~Canadian proverb

Hey Patricia - You'd be flat out like a lizard drinking in finding an Australian of Italian origin who didn't love Australia :)

Patricia Ortiz “this is my country” u sure about that? Ur Italian lmao it’s not really ur country

Rachael Croton calm down...

ORTIZ is not Italian, ORTIZ is Spanish. I lived in South America for 10 years.

@@anthonygadaleta3427 You just found one.... I hate it and this so called language, I absoluteley HATE the Australian accent!!! It is the UGLIEST in the world!!!!

me too, took me 20 years to get used to it :P

Yeah at our uni we used to run conversational English classes for o/s students and they were always packed cos ppl just wanted to know what Aussies were actually saying

Onya for spottin' that

Good one!

Hahaha

+Ronan Dee "carn" for "come on"...

Mirin

most commonly as a joke tho

+ExtaSe most of the people i know mainly say druggie

ecstasy = eccies

pills= farkin pingaas

FATAHMORGANAH Legit true or we call them junkies

Up my part of the world we abbreviate almost ALL the country towns ('Byron' didn't use to be a yuppie term for Byron Bay, that was just locals abbreviating - Mullimbimy=Mullim, Murwillumbah=Mbah, Evans Head=Evans etc)

That's because you're saying it wrong! You gotta say "Chukun' a sikie." lol It must be fun though... hope you have some Aussie friends you can really talk with...

That's pretty much why we're so good at pulling off other accents... we don't have to relearn tongue placements because we basically have none lol

It’s not laziness, it’s saving time to use for important stuff :p

YangSing1 ye same

I'm English and this was pretty devastating.

@@dantedante839 'devo'

Don't affend my language (it is funny )

That’s good to know

Yes, dero is short for derelict

A dero is a person who lives on the street and is a heavy alcohol drinker..

And the difference between “nah yeah” and “yeah nah”

Cheers mate. You're a bloody legend

Simon Cantley Was that supposed to be directed at me? xD

Bloody oath :)

Simon Cantley Heh, I'm not sure I understand that.

+IMakeThings Its a good thing

Just add an "-o" or an "-y" to the end of any word and you've got it.

Omg I'm here 3 years and still struggle to understand them...

Same here

I've lived in Australia my whole life (37 years) & haven't heard some of them. I've learned a few only thanks to videos such as these 😅

Well you know you’ve gotta learn the language. There’s three I speak, English, Aussie and Bad.

+Ilfan Budiraja "I'll put some extra shrimp on the barbie" Although they call them prawns actually hahha

+Néstor Majnó Also we don't really put prawns on the barbie

Aubrey Fitzwilliam I know mate.

"Put another shrimp on the barbie" we don't call the "shrimp", we call them "prawns" and who puts them on a barbeque.

oh my god this is like the most important word😂😂

the maccas ads on tv dont even say mcdonalds they say maccas

true

Pretty sure they said sanga

nice

Fuck cyclists tho

Avocado on toast = smashed avo

You aint wrong 😂

J'suis pas content TV ye cheers m8 enjoy your baguette or whatever they r those long fucking sandwiches lmao

Oui

Guys stop sayong badwords

@@Marissa82P I'm pretty sure cunt isn't that much of a bad word in Australia.

@@FairyCRat accurate. Still, pick your demographic just to be safe. I don't use it with my family, but my mates and colleagues I do.

Nah yeah as well.

Aww yeah nah yeah mate

We also have a habit of using a negative to describe a positive eg. how far is it to the pub? aussie answers "Not far" instead of saying "its close. How are you? "Not bad" = I'm good etc

Hahaha yes!! So true

We say something similar in ontario; yaaah-no. Meaning I HEARD you and that shit is NOT happening under my watch.

Yeah and we SOO can't understand that! Don't get it at all. And what I really hate (and maybe this is an Aussie thing) is how, especially if you're traveling in North America - ppl will go out of their way to get you to talk just so they can listen to your accent. I started to feel like a zoo exhibit.

+jared dietrich Thanks so much!!!

I can't find the vid! Where is it?

it's telly mate... telly

LOL a Prang, a Ding dong, A Stack, A Fender Bender is that any clearer ?

i use "tenna" like as in ten bucks lol

Strut'n'Swagger Yeah, they bunged a few suss expressions in there, but reading the comments and the boys seem to have gone over okay with their audience.

Tenno we use that as the spot club so where going to the Tenno

Tenno is legit. Can confirm daily use back in the high school days when I was handball king

Service decency. Yew!

So true :D

Me too

I mean, I'm not from Australia and that's a pretty familiar term to me too.

It's common in the USA, not sure about other English-speaking places

Jesus. I'm Russian and I say undies. Some Aussie ancestors, maybe?

Undies are reg grundies, pie with sause is dogs eye with dead horse, need to take a leak is shake hands with the unemployed or syphon the python, term for a loose women is she bangs like a dunny door in a dust storm, some of the slang I learnt growing up.

G'day mate, let's go Croc wrestling. Crikey! Watch out for those Drop Bears!

mrsilikeeggs Strewth! You're right, cobber!

Nor do we say "Chuck a shrimp on the barbie" ☺

Flat out like a lizard drinking.

And yet they force our Aussie actors to sounds American, go figure

+Ellan Kane Cheers Mate.

+Ellan Kane why do u like our accent

In the sticks or bumfuck no where are terms I've heard

Beyond the the Black Stump is what we always say

'Out bush' too

Reanna Clopein British convicts to be precise.

Rajam krishnamurthy Between 35,000 to 50,000 British people have immigrated to Aus every year since WW2

Rajam krishnamurthy WRONG my family were settlers NOT convicts and most of my friends are descendants of either settlers, aborigines or recent immigrants from all over the world in fact only an extremely small portion of Australians were or are descendants of convicts

this is the one time we actually try and do a "Bri-ish" to try to imitate a British accent while we do it

You've got a very British accent in Australia becase you used to be convicts, and you "reduce" every single word because those convicts had no education and you "inherited" that. Recent immigration means nothing since those immigrants have not changed/influenced your accent.

Me too but I call a cigarette either ciggy or durry

Yeah

HAHAHA OMG trust

+Dainty Daisy From where I am we shortened it to just "pov"...

Optamizm That's quiche.

MEE TOOO

HAHAH yasssss

No worries!

Could you please do accent challenge? Like Australian accents in different states? Warm regards :)

That would be interesting ;)

And a carpenter is a chippy 😁

Also brikkie = brick layer

Sparky. That's a good one aha.

and acadaca is the same syllables as acdc lol

easier to say

Scourge Productions how is adding an "a" to a word making it easier? you're making it more complex

You just say it out you don't have to say it out loud. its like R. I . P and just saying rip

listen its just the way we speak right \

Zya Ravie hear it all the time. Almost everyday but just from certain people. Working class mostly

Where do you live? That's the only way to say them.

@@whateveritis3103 I grew up and live in Sydney (northern part) but I have traveled around Australia quite extensively and never heard anyone saying the days like that

@@zyaravie911 well I've worked out west and that's exactly how they say em, also in QLD

Dart

Cancer stick

Ciggies 🙂

duzza

Rollie

+Andrea Jonas Lol xD You'd probably pick it up after a while... or just stand there not knowing a word while other people talk around you : P

+Andrea Jonas I moved to Australia 12 years ago from the US. It was a learning curve, but not impossible :D

Chelsea Paige Haha it would took a looong time xD a big challenge

Angie Ryan I can imagine! Bet it was a challenge wasn't it?

Alice C :o seriously!?

InfiniteWonderz appreciate it mate... most of them have contacted me and they've linked to the facebook video rather than this one (hence the small viewing number here!)

InfiniteWonderz fuckin nark. who gives a shit?

slackjaw2008 Because I assume he makes money off of this so it's essentially stealing.

Brian Derbyshire Yeah, it's actually a big problem for content creators on KZfaq who rely on ad revenue from their videos here. A lot of traffic gets diverted from the main upload to people stealing it and putting it on Facebook - what's worse is that the person who stole it can get ad revenue for the content they didn't make.

InfiniteWonderz Nothing wrong with a few cheeky linkos mate

LOL the fucking thongs huh ? Cozzies, not Bather's

Bathers? You mean Dt's (D!ck togs) or bikini?

You might not encounter that much slang if you mostly hang around Sydney. It's more prevalent in rural areas

Sarah And Ava You just to hang around aussies for a while. They will just use the words and then you can be like ‘what does that mean’ Then they will get really pissed off at you but will still be nice enough to explain😂

Most Unique yeah true lol I had about 4 Aussie friends but only one that I know of had an accent and she sent me a video “ello mate” and I laughed and said oh yea you have an accent lol she said “I left a sanga in the Ute and it’s gone festy” and I was like what?? 😂😂😂 “I left a sandwich in the car and it’s gone gross” lol

Warren552011 lmao niceeeee 😂

Warren552011 WHAT?? NOOOOO NOT THE KANGAROOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THATS HORRIBLE 😱😱😱😱😱

Warren552011 cool and that sucks. I wanna try it a bit. I won’t like it lmao

Creative Ziggy That's what I thought!

Creative Ziggy I say both. Both are pretty accurate.

+Creative Ziggy yea its both trackies or trackie dacks

+Creative Ziggy I've always said tracky dacks

+Buck Andrews same u from -'Aussie' I am

And yet I've said Woolies to some Aussies and they don't have a clue what I'm talking about. So weird

Please, please do another video on Aussie dialect with the other speech patterns I mentioned! :-)

I'm going hospital?? We say I'm going TO hospital because it's a PLACE. And there are obviously several hospitals. (If in a small town you can say the hospital as there's only one hospital ) It's like saying I'm going to bed. You don't say I'm going to THE bed. And I'm having a shower, a lie down, a bath, a swim, a drink. Take a shower sounds weird

I'm realising the difference between nsw slang and Victorian slang since moving to Victoria last year. Down here no one knows what a scallop is cause it's a potato cake. 😊

@@michellie5929 yeah defo regional differences - even Newcastlians speak a different language to the rest us in NSW and where I come from (up near QLD border the accent is broader and the slang very surfer based)

@@michellie5929 i know right! But like it makes sense bc there is a food called scallop potato, if people call potato cakes scallops then you have two kinds of scallop potatos :P how confusing

markyhabs Devo

Devo.

Nah mate, devo.