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We sent Jayde Lovell from TYT out to the Venice Boardwalk to see how well Americans could understand some simple Aussie Slang. The results were pretty great!

https://www.vice.com/en/article/akewgz/how-many-times-will-i-have-to-listen-to-americans-destroying-the-australian-accent
Next I went to Quora, where a guy who claimed to be a linguistics professor suggested that Americans like the Aussie accent because of its rarity and the general perception of Australians as being

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Australians are creating new words, spinning old expressions and appropriating others at a rapid pace. Phrases from colonial times are dying out, while Indigenous and second-generation migrants

https://www.buzzfeed.com/kishlal/things-australians-do-that-americans-dont-understand
6. If there's one thing that Americans can't get their heads around, it's Australian slang. Tap to play GIF. UFC. "Righto mate, we're goin' for a Macca's brekky run, then off to Nandos for a

https://www.bustle.com/articles/88226-americans-try-to-speak-in-australian-accents-and-maybe-should-all-just-stick-to-their-day
Even though Americans enthusiastically mock Iggy Azalea and her Aussie accent, when Americans try ... I can understand why this Australian BuzzFeed employee wants to hear Americans' honest stabs

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It's commonly used as a response to, "you're welcome" or when someone says "thank you.". One contributor wrote to LSSU about the phrase and said, "if I'm not worried, I don't

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Breakfast. Bruce • A typical Australian male. Chockers • Completely full. Chook • Chicken. Chrissie • Christmas, an occasion on which you might want to buy your friends and family

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Americans understand around 90% of Aussie English. Usually we can get the accent but the hardest part is random vocabulary that is Aussie specific. Check out our Aussie guests! Over the years we have done some great episodes with Australian guests. Go here to meet David Peachy.

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TV Land / Via giphy.com. Nat: I can't believe this. Andria: It can mean that, but also like you can't handle something because it's just too preposterous. 15. You're lookin' like a snack. Lizzo

https://hooshmand.net/australian-slang-glossary/
Australian Slang Exclamations & Phrases. These are phrases you can just say on their own. Avago!: "Have a go". Actually usually "Avagoyermug!", which is "have a go you mug". Told to encourage someone. "Carn Mick, don't just stand there looking like a stunned mullet, avagoyermug!". Bugger: Really just a pretty casual swear word.

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Understanding unfamiliar accents can be very difficult. Most Americans have never talked to someone with an Australian accent. Personally, I've gotten a lot better at understanding Australian accents due to some Australian friends and a few trips there, but the first time I heard two Australians talking to each other (I was 21 and traveling in Europe) I could barely understand one word a sentence.

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The Ultimate Guide To Australian Slang (From an American Perspective) Here is my ultimate guide to Aussie slang. I honestly learn new words all the time. This list could turn into a novel, but I'll just list the most basic words that you hear often. Also, I'm writing this from an American perspective because I am from the USA.

https://foreignlingo.com/australian-slang-for-americans/
January 28, 2024. The main slang term for Americans in Australia is "seppo". This is a slightly teasing slang term that Australians use for any American. However, they do also use other terms, such as the more common "yanks" or some borrowed slang terms such as "septic". But "seppo" is the main, exclusively Australian term.

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For that reason, I try to speak slowly and articulately, avoiding "Ocker-isms". But, without exception, they find me much harder to understand than the Americans and the British. And I'm from WA, where our accent is much less nasal and drawl-y than the East coast. The Australian accent is just not that easy to follow. 3.

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1. "Fine individually, weird collectively." 2. "They seem to think that we think about them a lot more than we do." 3. "I've met a few Americans and they are very polite, cool people — pity

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OP, kinda shows you the bad attitude lots of aussies have. I think there's a perception of Americans being too loud, inconsiderate, uneducated, hype and obnoxious. Which is hypocritical bc Australians are just as bad in many cases. Aussies are just kinda racist af tbh. I think some Aussies resent how much American culture has permeated ours.

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100% I love America and 99% of Americans I've met, I don't like how were becoming another state of America and losing our Aussie flavour. Australians don't hate Americans. Australians hate the Americanisation of our culture. We don't hate Americans, we just think the country is a bit of a shithole.

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My response: Yup, pretty much. 2. "They seem to think that we think about them more than we actually do.". My response: Umm…. yes and no. I'm not really sure about that one. 3. "I've

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