3 Australian Words only Aussies will understand! #shorts

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People from the UK: Am I a joke to you?

[daniiljones]

Cuppa is used in UK
I'm from there and everybody says this

[Catclovers]

As an Australian, I've heard all of these, but we don't really say defo and Devo that much

[basyxx]

From GB and devo was the only new one for me

[Gingersaregy]

Cuppa: “Oi fetch me a cuppa tea will ya”
Defo: “Just gonna dash down to the shops mate, wan’t me to bring you back a pie?” “Defo mate”
Devo: haven’t heard that one

[nonxx]

Ah?.. Ello! From England, yes I am a British geezer and has lived here all me life, but- these words are also common in the UK.

[Hazelnutter]

As an Australian I know all of these words and Australians use it because it is EASY TO USE 😂😊

[kaumibon]

I've never really heard defo or used it. Might be more common down in the southern states. I think most of us use defs but might just be in my circle

[Nikoboy]

I live in Australia and I can confirm we not use these words at all. this guy DEVO doesn't live in Australia😂

[Optimism_proone]

As An Australian i can confirm
THIS IS TRUE I CAN UNDERSTAND THESE

[Mav_F]

I think he has a kangaroo loose in the top paddock. Cuppa isn't only used in Australia!! Gees and Defo is a new slang that teenage make up and doesn't actually work the way Australian Slang suppose to.

[TheApolloCabin]

Me being British: I USE THESE EVERY DAY

[stephenpotts]

Lots of Irish people say cuppa ☕️ ad if your ever in Ireland 🇮🇪 go to cork, Wicklow, Waterford or Wexford maybe Roscommon

[rathannah]

i dont know why people think all aussies say g'day mate.

[MrWubbox-TheGreat]

As a British, these make PERFECT sense to me

[TwoIdiotsBraincell]

Everyone who has intenet says defo and all british people say cuppa

[ClimberWhite]

Ehem professional British here and WE are known to say cuppa more

[raychabaharuddin]

My experience as an Australian university student is that these words are extremely helpful when composing essays when the word count exceeds the maximum.

[jordgaminggreenfield]

i'm Australian and i haven't heard one single person say any of those in my 15 years of living 💀💀💀

[eviebarker]

I'm from the UK through and through and sometimes I can't get through the day without using atleast one or more of them