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My aggro relo's wife's preggo. She's an alco, and this arvo she had to take the ambo for eating too much avo and drinking too much alco. My relo had a biffo at the same time at the bottle-o, bashing a garbo in the head with a povvo bottle. They're devo right now 'cause my relo is on compo, and he's defo a dero. They got no money anymore, after all that mess they made of themselves. That aggro relo still needs to rego. I was watching a doco when I got the news. Some journo with a nice mo publicized it on paper, and the article was next to an ad about some muso. I was on smoko at that time as well, and I remember having a typo while sending a message to my vego friend.
so bogan
You are missing one -o slang.
Very useful! Aussie English is really very different to American English. Really appreciate your great work! Actually, will you create some videos on different topics like: job interview, how to talk about ourselves' jobs/lives, shopping at a supermarket, telephone English conversation and so on ....
I'm from Germany and I have to tell my class about Aussie slang. Thanks mate, you just saved my a*s
Auf australisches Englisch wäre das 'arse'
very useful, as a latina living in Australia sometimes is difficult to keep up with so many different words!
This video is so cool!! I'm very happy with learning Aussie slang here!!
Beautiful. I love this video! It’s super useful and practical.
your videos are so interesting. Although my English is good but sometimes it’s difficult to understand people, so your videos help me a lot .
I have shared your channel with all my classmates.
Please keep going. Thanks
I love your videos and the way you pronounce the words and make it understandable for ESL. Thank you for share
I didn't know the words pronounced short like this, thank you. Some more videos.
You are great. Thank you
Thanks a lot about it you know i was a little bit afraid of speaking English yet as i was being told more about this great and amazing lesson whoever would rather speak with me i ain't gonna be afraid but otherwise i defo do it
Good on you mate! Your videos are very interesting and constructive.
I see your sense of humor in this video, You're a ledge !
Thanks for video! Quite informative!
Good information about ausie slang
Such a helpful video, keep up the good work mate 👍🏼👏✔️
two thumbs up! definitely a big help ..
Great work dude
Thanks
Your next goal: to be an Aussie actor! hahaha your examples are defo convincing!👏👏👏👏
I love your videos! Really!
Oh I see that typo is actually comes from Australian English..... Really good. That's ace!
Im from PH and Im practicing Aussie accent because it sounds good..
Nice to meet you too!
I enjoy watching you a lot .
Perfect video!! Thank you very much for your help!!, What is the different in the sound between "avo" and "abo" is very similar. Cheers
Australian accent😍😍
Aussie English yess love Assie accent
Afternoon is actually "Avro".
PS: Love your videos!
I love him😍
Its really helpful
I'm wondered is "Typo" original from Aussie slang? 'Coz I knew this word before I came to Australia.
Dunno mate
Never heard anyone call petrol "peto" in my life. I thought you were saying "pedo"
you are so awesome
Thanks we learned so many words from you, and my tip's is this that please share us some more slang as you know that we have lots of problems with slang.
i am requested from you that please create some topic about job interview and English daily conversation use it between this topic slang. thanks we encourage you .
wow so impressive, im neva know this.. can this type of slang can written in essay or composition?
nice video sir
Here in Argentina, the "slang" when you say that someone hit to otherone (one of the many ways to say it) is, "Le pegó un BIFE". Bife here is a slice of meat (of course not in this situation). In this case it's used like "Hit". Maybe it has a common origin with your slang. "BIFFO". I don't know. :P It's funnny.
Aussie English I was on Holidays a month ago! :D In Sydney and Melbourne. I fell in love Australia, especially Melbourne! The city, the people, the (multi)culture, everything Beautiful! It would have been great to see these videos before going, haha. But I wish come back! :P
Thanks! Your lessons are great! :)
Aussie English I'm from Argentina :)
Thanks to You! 😁👍
I just came back to watch u mate
I always thought it was a 'relly" for a relative, I neva heard a " rello" before.
Very interesting mate!
Sir you are great person and teacher love from Pakistan
Typo is the only word I've used in the states.
Love it. My only problem with it, was the double meaning you seemed to attribute to the word alco. One being alcoholic, which is true, but the other one, refering to alcohol itself as alco. Could confuse a few impressionable listeners. Also, I've never heard petrol refered to as peto. Like someone else, I thought you were saying pedo initially as well. Apart from those minor observations, I really enjoyed it. Goodo!
I've never heard anyone say peto, and at first I thought your said pedo and was worried your video had just taken a dark turn.
I heard pedo too, and had to look to see if he'd said it or not.
That would be paedo short for paedophile though not pedo
Mate, everyone spells it as pedo.
Heya! Fellow aussie here. I think Biffo might come from beef, like "to have beef with someone", which then evolved in to biff and then a good ol' biffo. What d'ya think?
What about CONVO
Good evening. I have a little question: in Australia,you guys say subway or underground/tube? I'm a little bit confused about it.
Should do a vido on aussie beer glasses.
Also CHIRO and PHYSIO
Are these used commonly? As with most slag are these used mainly amongst friends? Would you use these at work with supervisors?
At least half would be fine to use at work.
Arvo, Avo, Bottle-o, Reno, Servo, Typo, Mo, Doco, Journo, Rego, Salvos, Aggro and Roo all used. Also Smoko depending on your boss.
My favorite O is Smoko!
My favorite O is Abo; the first O alphabetically!
never heard someone say hospo. What sort of dero state are you in?
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You handled your last noun so well.
Comparing and saying the n word let’s people know how derogatory it is to call someone that word. A lot of people don’t understand how bad that word is
Hi yeah I am
I actually grew up with someone who was very racist towards aboriginals, some of the things they would say was disgusting, one of them was “there is a reason a lot of aboriginal traits are bred out through generations”. I actually agreed with this for a long time, until I had my own thoughts and experiences. Australians, especially the older generations can be so racist.
They have since learned that what they was saying was wrong and when we bring this up to them they feel ashamed.
Agree thanks for explaining that one, I heard a foreigner use it and there were gasps and an awkward silence. They didn’t know
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If all Australians speak your accent then I’ll not try to search for an Australian CZcamsr because I am aiming to get more familiar to the accent so I can understand the general Australian population’s speech. Your accent is too clear to teach me that!
hey good video do u watch steve irwin docos
ok, yeah he was a legend!
Do you use consecutive o slangs all together? Or do you need to separate them? For example, " I reckon shella defo prego this arvo"? Lol it sounds awkward
No! We use one or two in a sentence occasionally, that's all. Pete was just stringing a lot of slang words together for comic effect.
They defo will pay the compo this arvo.
Preggo? Never heard that & I've lived in 3 Oz states. It's always preggers. Haven't heard peto either. Also, have always said & heard alco as alcy/ie.
Typo is very common across english world
Comment? ?. Ok...tu are handsome! !
can you please guide us how to pronounce The "O" alphabet....
Biffo might have come from American English "have a beef", but I'm not sure about the origin either
I was in woop woop yesterday arvo with me cobber - he's loaded , and his ankle biter. we were aout looking for boomers , but there were so many blowies me mate got as mad as a cute snake , so he spat his dummy and almost came a cropper. it was a dogs breakfast.
Sooooo I don't know what am I talking about, but my fav "ARVO"
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Alco is alcoholic. Never heard alco shortened from alcohol, which is actually grog.
Are you an English teacher?
How to pronounce this "o"?
Abbo
Can you teach me how to say “o” in an Aussie way?
Never heard of a biffo or deffo or Devo or hospo or peto or povvo. We don't says Prego. We say preggers in Vic. And not relos either. We say rellies. We don't say vego at all. We just might say vegan. That's how we speak in Victoria, but it might be different elsewhere 8n Australia. I have noticed some small speech variations between Vic and NSW eg a swimsuit is Victoria is often called bathers or "togs" in rural areas or another word ending in "O", Speedos, meaning male bathers, also known rather insultingly as a "budgie cage" ,which must do wonders for male sexual ego, I'm sure.... But, when I went to NSW a d females there told me to grab my cozzies and a towel to go for a dip, I had no idea what cozzies were. I said I have no cozzies, just a towel. "Don't lie. We saw you sunbathing in them in your back yard.... " I then twigged they meant my bathers. But they also thought the Victorian "bathers" was odd. Anyway, we finally went for a dip in the washing machine (surf or ocean beach). All this Aussie slang we take for granted as normal! Is it any wonder poor people from overseas can't understand us, even after passing 5heir English language tests. I have an entire dictionary full of them. I never realised there were enough slang words in Aussie English to fill an entire quite 5hicl book full of them. A few more modern words ending in "O" that people need to be careful using but know the meaning of are: "homo" for homosexual and "leso", referring to a Lesbian. But, like "Abo", I'd avoid using such words, unless looking you're "cruisin' for a bruisin'" (used in rural Vic, for people looking to start a fight, insulting and provoking others etc). You need to do a video on diminutives usage in Aussie slang, which is common. Words like "hang a leftie", "do a sharp uie" , ciggies and similar terms. Like "biggie" which is strangely contradictory because a diminutive go is used for a word about largeness, as in "He went fishin' and, not, did he get a biggie" (big fish). Or kids talking about biscuits, chewing gum etc. "Mummy said I could have a chockie bickie but I want one of your chewies... I always get the munchies after school"
Translation is: Mum said I could have a chocolate biscuit but I want one of your chewing gums. ... I always get peckish after school".
An outsider would have no hope of understanding this. But, I must admit, I sometimes hear my British friend speak in some sort of non standard English British dialect and I had no idea what she meant. One day she told me to shift the chariot but I could see no chariots anywhere so I asked "Where?". She looked at me like I was mad or blind and said " The one you're blocking the aisle with..." We were in the supermarket and she meant the supermarket shopping trolley. A truck driver is a "truckie". A person who helps transport a bands' performing gear is a "roadie" and many others like that.
Aggro
Alco
Ambo
Arvo
Avo
Biffo
Bottle-O
Reno
Compo
Defo
Dero
Devo
Doco
Garbo
Hospo
Journo
Mo
Muso
Peto
Povvo
Preggo
Rego
Relo
Roo
Salvos
Servo
Smoko
Typo
Vego
What about Rambo🙄
I have never heard anyone say biffo in Aus ever
Julia Olive really?? I hear it all the time. Eg, there was a bit of biffo at the the footy
My favo [it wasn't posted on this video] slang is definitely [not slang here]:
*abo*
preggas more than preggo
why so short? HAHA
071721
when u guys speak using these kind of contractions it's not always easy to understand
Let's get some alcoholics at the bottlo , never heard anyone say alco meaning alcohol as you said it means alcoholic , not alcohol . Proper speech would be let's get some piss at the bottlo ! The bottle shop is not a place where you buy alcoholics !
Aussie English Afternoon good day fruit Mango and Avergado Renovation what's the Sinhala menining Derelict person care full name New a Doco one Doco Hospitality Oh Hospo now journalist A Musician song new Singing songs Preggo And Car Relative ko Kangaroo so cangaroo Service station Now Verde vegetarian Yes no In Country :!!
I wasn't aware shopping at target was ”povo” You are extremely judgemental, you lost an Aussie follower
Im from PH and Im practicing Aussie accent because it sounds good..