Australian Slang and Translations

Uniquely
Aussie
making our life special

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Fair dinkum,
Aussies are unique.

- Sydney Yacht Race

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- Damper

- I Still Call Oz Home

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Ga day or G'day
Cheerio

Hooroo
Toodle-oo
Cheers
Ta
Crikey

Aussie Salute

Tingle

Cooee

a friendly welcome (same as hello or hi)
goodbye (not to be confused with Cheerios which are
     cocktail sausages in Australia)
goodbye (pronounced with or without the H)
goodbye
thanks
thank you
wow, used as an exclamation point in a conversation.
     Made famous by croc hunter Steve Erwin, but seldom
     used by other Aussies.
not actually words, but a gesture with your hand brushing
     flies away from your face
call you as in "I'll give you a tingle this arvo". In
     the USA you'd say "I'll ring you this afternoon."
someone calling out so their voice can be heard over a
     distance

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