American meets an Aussie for the first time...

#Australia #Shorts

[geezy]

As an Alabaman I can’t understand what they’re saying, but the tones, body language, and beckoning to a cooler full of beer are universally understood and happily accepted

[roytrenneman]

Translation "Why hello there good sir! Would you like to join us and have a nice cold beer on this beautiful sunny day?"

[JdMac-xo]

To help out our American friends:

Piss - beer or alcohol
Hence “hit the piss” - start drinking
sink some piss - get some alcohol into you
man was she pissed - infuriated
pissed - drunk
Piss off - get lost
Going to the pissa - going to the pub
Got pissed on - rained on 🌧️
Pissed off - angry
Getting on the piss - start drinking alcohol
Taking the piss - making fun of
Piece of piss - easy
Taking a piss - peeing 🚽
Piss pot - alcoholic
Pissing down - raining hard 🌧️ ☔
Piss poor - really have no money
Pissing in the wind - useless attempt, waste of time, detrimental
Piss in my pocket - doing wrong by me, doing me dirty
Piss it in - exaggerate
Piss up - party consuming alcohol
Piss on - start drinking
Pissa - toilet or great party
Pissing and whining - complaining

[Sarah-rjth]

“Ya GPS playin’ silly buggas on ya innit?”
Aussiest thing I’ve ever bloody ‘eard

[M-T-G-flynn]

As an australian I understand everything they say 😂😂

[GiaJoseph]

As a Mexican that speaks with Aussies on a daily basis because of my work, I don't understand them half of the time 🤣 and I have been in this job over a year, but I love Australians they are so cool

[LuluBijou]

Love Australians. The only people on the planet who understand just how delicate us North Americans should be treated. They don’t hold unrealistic expectations of us, save us from Crocodiles and hold us just like the baby toddlers we are. Cheers Mates!

[The_Smthenator]

bro us aussies just understand that without thinking !!
it’s awesome

[nicole_]

The two Australians are so relaxed and just want to be friendly, this whistle.
How the American runs away is so funny. 😂

[shiorisakurag]

As a mexican American with an Aussie hubby I understood everything

[synconte]

“Ya GPS playin’ silly buggas on ya innit?” 💀✋

[ACDZ]

Bros whistling at him like a sheep dog 🤣

[kenbrown]

Reminds me of a night in Fremantle drinking with a bunch of aussie blokes. Memories, can't beat um.

[Hugh.G.Dildeaux]

As a dutchman, took me a couple o times to understand them, but a friend of my said i would be a good bogan😂😂 cheers guys❤👍

[taleandclawrock]

Im expecting them to yell 'get around behind!' with all that sheepdog whistling😂❤

[binaryglitch]

As An American I can tell you one thig for sure, I'd be sitting on my luggage drinking that beer. Like why else would I even be there if not to make some friends and memories... what a great way to start, you get a chance to be there doing that before you even have to drop your luggage off at the hotel and you pass on that? Really, like why? Why do you need to get to the hotel so bad? Just kick back and have a beer, you can take it after... besides, who knows, maybe one of your new friends will be a guide or at least tell you about the shortcut that only the locals know. So just sit down and enjoy the beer man, your on vacation.

[au.outlaw]

"Rest here weary traveller, take this brew to ease your soul" that's their exact translationg.

[Robnoxious]

as an australian, I would do this for real just for a laugh 🤣

[AussieBama]

As an Aussie who has lived in America 32 years this had me cracking up 😂

[sameemaree]

Its been awhile since ive been anywhere rural, and honestly id totally forgotten about the whistles. Haha. Gold.