25 MORE AUSSIE SLANG WORDS | Australian Slang

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Y'all have been loving my Aussie slang content so here are 25 more AUSSIE SLANG words! These are all words they say here in Australia but we don't say in America. Hope you enjoy this video and comment below which ones are your favorite!

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[karlos]

Love the way you say Ranga 😂... Rang (as in you rang someone on the phone) then add 'a' on the end. Rang-a

[darkmaninperth]

Seppo. Septic Tank. Yank

It's just rhyming slang.

[madswansfan]

You’ve made me realise how many slang words we Aussies have. I love these videos.

[franzfleischer]

I love your Aussie slang videos. They are always good fun (and I always learn something I didn't know).
SEPO. Yankee = Yank = Septic Tank (rhyming slang) = Sepo.
SOOK. Context is everything. If someone is overly upset because of something trivial (like a kid who is pouting and won't speak because they didn't get an ice-cream), they are having a sook, being a sook, or even being sookie. But if someone is crying at their parent's funeral, that is NOT sooking.
RANGA. Pronounced Rang-a, not Rang-Ga.
MILK BAR. A dying breed. A true milk bar will sell, amongst other things, milkshakes that they make on the spot. Very few places do that now.

[nathanhansen]

New to your channel. Love the effort you put into the editing man. Keep it up

[stevekokoras]

Noooo... Poof Doof is a gay club hahahahahahaha. Bush doof is the outside rave/festival. What a mixup. I’m SCREAMING

[TheBuntajames]

Pram is short for perambulator. Which is what that contraption is.. so your word for it is slang, our word is an abbreviation

[brettevill]

Anyone who calls the kerb the gutter is making a mistake, even in Australian. The gutter is the channel that the stormwater runs in. The riser that prevents cars' wheels from straying only the footpath is the kerb.

What you showed is the drain.

[eddielacinski]

Wog is a term originally used for Italians and Greeks but came into general use to describe any "New Australian" It never was used to describe Eastern Europeans. The original meaning of WOG meant Workers on Government service working on the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme

[Kate-the-Curst]

Bindies comes from the name of the plant, bindii (bindi-eye). Doof is also a shorter sound, more like in hoof than in smooth. And 'doof-doof' is a term for loud music with a lot of bass, like when you pull up next to a car and all you can hear is the bass going 'doof doof doof' ;)

[bloggaloggs]

AMERICANS: taxes
AUSTRALIANS: tax
AMERICANS: math
AUSTRALIANS: maths

[brodie]

Loved the video bro! Keep up the good work!

[happycamper]

Re SOOK... the term is used more broadly... to have a sook means to cry or make a complaint about a trivial thing. To be a sook, is a person who is a little bit precious, maybe gets offended easily.... To say "no good sooking about it", basically means it is such a trivial problem, it's not worth complaining about it.

[FionaEm]

Another good compilation 😊 Just FYI, ambo isn't short for ambulance; it's short for ambulance driver or paramedic. Gutter, tap and bonnet aren't slang; they're the standard words we use for those items. And if we want to be slightly more polite, we might say "sweet FA" instead of f*ck all 😊

[music]

Another slang word is: fanging, can mean either fang or thrash your car or it can also mean, I'm fanging, meaning I'm starving!

[murraycooper]

Don't forget "spit the adult being upset and throwing a tantrum like a baby. (Dummy = Pacifier), when a baby throws a tantrum and spits out it's pacifier in anger.

[Lydisquidie]

Milk bar? I've only ever seen stores that sell lollies/ milk shakes/ icecream (ect.) called that. I normally hear "corner store" for what you had shown.

[byronwilliams]

The origin of the term Seppo. Australian slang has roots in the British rhyming slang from our convict heritage. So Yank a common referral to Americans. sounds like tank, or Septic tank shortened to Seppo because we love to shorten things and chuck an o on the end. Yank - septic tank = Seppo.

[alexwallace]

Hi septic tank rimes with yank so septic tank / yank
OK MATE

[WatchingDude]

Pommy originated from convicts who were tattooed with the letters p o m e standing for prisoner of mother England. It is been used in Australia to refer to English people largely because most Australians don't realise that applies more to them than it does to the English. A convict or anyone who descended from a convict could be considered a pommy. Although you'll never hear it used that way.