@RandomAmerican🇺🇸 What does USA mean? United States of..... Of what? Why would it have to be specified what part of America the States are? Because Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina are also America. Learn your geography.
But it's a cookie 🍪 in the US! Biscuits are different in the US. Cool video, we Australians like to shorten alot of our words! Some do, some don't - like myself, maybe barbie.
The only time I can think of that we call anything that’s cookie-like a biscuit is when it’s for dogs but we specifically say dog or doggie biscuits. That one didn’t look like it was dogs.
@@anndeecosita3586 oh yes we also say dog biscuits, yes the image shown is definitely an cookie or biscuit/bickie. The only time Australians use the word cookie is a chocolate chip cookie 🍪, otherwise it's a biscuit.
I would probably call that a biscuit, it's got a hard cracker-like texture similar to doggy biscuits not a dough-like texture. So I think we would still call those biscuits in America. But I know in Britain they call EVERYTHING a biscuit including chocolate chip cookies, etc, so I think Australia is kind of a mix of both countries words.
@@mr.lunatic3157 yeah, most of the time when we say barbie doll we don’t specify the actually brand name in this case is barbie, we would just say doll
Here are some others: 1. Breakfast-brekkie 2. Servings-serves (for food portions) 3. University-uni 4. Mash potato-mash 5. Sunglasses-sunnies 6. McDonald’s-maccas 7. Holiday-hols (vacation to foreigners) 8. Mobile phone-mobi (cell phone or cell to foreigners) 2-4 aren’t slang though. They are just informal short forms.
💀 Brother we literally invented biscuits they're a huge staple of breakfast foods here LMAO. Are you trying to imply we don't say that word? Because if so that's just nonsense
The thing is! As your American! The Roman Empire created Biscuits and they spread across Europe! The British Empire made Biscuits way before the USA was even a country.
As an Australian I hate how people think we say every thing so short like we don’t so chokie we say chocolate and we don’t say biskie we say biscuit We say the short versions occasionally, but barely ever. We just say the normal f***ing version because we’re normal.
As as American, afternoon and avocado sound VERY different to my ears. I think I would struggle to pronounce whatever she is doing with the vowels in these words.
@@ParadiseDB7 It is common in PLACES in the US not everywhere in the IS since it’s a big country. Siesta is always an afternoon nap and never a party. Fiesta is party they sound similar so maybe you got confused
@@ParadiseDB7 yeah and just bc we call it different names doesn't give people the right to say it's not true(sry I was talking abt the person who made the original comment, not directly at u)
Probably differs by state. I know you guys only have 6 and not 50 but your country is just as big as the continental US and we have huge differences in slang from state to state.
I learned to listen to Aussie English from the movies Wolf Creek 1-2. I live in Nye, Texas, near the Mexican border. I work for a private parcel delivery company. I used to save up money to go backpacking in the Australian outback with friends, but after watching the movie Wolf Creek, I put the idea of going there on hold😞😞😞😞
Barbecue is slow cooked meats. Grilling is using a grill. As a southerner, this pains me that people don't know the difference but hopefully the masses will know one day.
In Us it's actually cookie. Because in United Kingdom it's biscuit, In the USA They say cookie. I'm from Poland and I prefer cookie, and I preffer Cookie because biskuit is like biis Cake. Grettings from Poland. 20:34
This is more like normal Australian words vs Australian slang words. I can tell cause no one would call cookies in USA “biscuits” unless we were talking about dog biscuits.
🍢🍡 American 🇺🇸: Barbeque Australian 🇦🇺: Barbie ☀️🌤️ American 🇺🇸: Afternoon Australian 🇦🇺: Arvo 🍫🍩 American 🇺🇸: Chocolate Australian 🇦🇺: Chokkie 🥠🍪 American 🇺🇸: Biscuit Australian 🇦🇺: Bikkie 🥑🥑 American 🇺🇸: Avocado Australian 🇦🇺: Avo
I’m Australia 🇦🇺 and that is not how we say it for half of the time I thought Australia was the right person because that’s how we say all those words.
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Australia 🇦🇺 : let's make words shorter
😂 That’s not even real English!… You can’t just make up words willy-nilly!
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@@aheat3036 come on we have 3 versions of for sure, forshow and forshizel.
simplify the words more can help the foreign students learn them quicker, plus, easier to memorize, why not? 😉
@@sonofutopia well said:)
US-American: "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
Australian: "Brownie does a quickie over lazy doggo."
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@RandomAmerican🇺🇸 Canada is also America. Mexico is also America. Brazil is also America. Argentina is also America.
F me that was fkn funny. L😂L
5 guess whether I’m American or Aussie 😉
@RandomAmerican🇺🇸 What does USA mean?
United States of.....
Of what? Why would it have to be specified what part of America the States are? Because Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina are also America. Learn your geography.
@RandomAmerican🇺🇸 You are a computer bot.
What she says: avo
What we hear: averrr
Omg thanks 4 the likes my little averrrs
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Avaur
Afternoon is the same 🧐
@@RUclipsExplore777afternoon is arvo
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"lets have some barbies today" 💀
no one ever says that ...
"lets have some barbeques today" 💀 what are you on?
Australia: "What if we made all our words as if a baby was saying them"
Exactly, like not even trying to be remotely funny. That is exactly what it sounds like 😅 like if a mom was talking to her toddler 🥹
I've heard toddlers saying bikkie 😂
Thought the same thing
The term for it is hypocoristics.
Guys stop I'm in Australia
As an Australian, I say none of those words 🤣🤣😂😂
I do lol
Me neither, but bikkie was the only one someone said to me in a normal conversation this year.
As an australian ive only heard of bikkie, barbie and chokkie 😂
That’s wild
Same lol
I've heard arvo, only here I think.
Or maybe it was Home and Away in the 90's😅
You're not a true Australian if you didn't call yourself an Aussie
@@ParadiseDB7 if u live in Australia or was born in Australia, you're an Australian or an Aussie whatever you call it.
I’m a BARBECUE girl 😂😂😂
But it's a cookie 🍪 in the US! Biscuits are different in the US. Cool video, we Australians like to shorten alot of our words! Some do, some don't - like myself, maybe barbie.
The only time I can think of that we call anything that’s cookie-like a biscuit is when it’s for dogs but we specifically say dog or doggie biscuits. That one didn’t look like it was dogs.
@@anndeecosita3586 oh yes we also say dog biscuits, yes the image shown is definitely an cookie or biscuit/bickie. The only time Australians use the word cookie is a chocolate chip cookie 🍪, otherwise it's a biscuit.
I would probably call that a biscuit, it's got a hard cracker-like texture similar to doggy biscuits not a dough-like texture. So I think we would still call those biscuits in America. But I know in Britain they call EVERYTHING a biscuit including chocolate chip cookies, etc, so I think Australia is kind of a mix of both countries words.
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"Put another shrimp on a barbie!"
Australian: "Let's eat some barbies tonight!"
3 year old: "AAAAAAAAAAHHH"
No, we say "let's go have a barbie"
We don't call food barbecue like Americans do. That term is for the thing we use to cook the food only
@@diablotry5154Calm down Kangaroo Jack, it's a joke
@@IMustGoMyPeopleNeedMe You overestimate the intellectual capabilities of youtube commenters lmao
@@diablotry5154stop trying to use big words to make yourself look smart
@@Homer_Simpson248 no
😂 nice … liked Australia 🇦🇺
Barbie? Well what do you call a barbie doll then? Baroll?
So we call barbie’s the actual toy, we call it’s barbie dolls and then for barbecue we say barbie
@@aestheticabhinoor00 nice i mean you wont have to use " barbie doll " frequently.. so that makes sense to shorten the other word
@@mr.lunatic3157 yeah, most of the time when we say barbie doll we don’t specify the actually brand name in this case is barbie, we would just say doll
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I never thought about that but I call the doll barbie and then I don’t really says barbie I say barbecue
Australian btw
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I like the way that AU make words shorter and easier.
It's actually very smart.
Here are some others:
1. Breakfast-brekkie
2. Servings-serves (for food portions)
3. University-uni
4. Mash potato-mash
5. Sunglasses-sunnies
6. McDonald’s-maccas
7. Holiday-hols (vacation to foreigners)
8. Mobile phone-mobi (cell phone or cell to foreigners)
2-4 aren’t slang though. They are just informal short forms.
*_🇦🇺: Similar To Accent Wales 🏴._*
*_🇺🇲: Similar To Accent Irish 🇮🇪._*
American : Salon
Australia: Salo
I’m Australian and I say all the Aussie ones lol!
I study most american and British English, guess it's time to learn more about the australian too😯☺️
“I’m a Barbie girl~”
*”wdym your a barbecue girl-“*
G’day mate from Australia 🇦🇺
📌Finally a one from Canada
People from Canada
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Naughty is my middle name
People who successfully paused
Australia = Hamburger ="hanboo",Taxi Cabe = Cabbie,Bus = Buey....and so and so..
So happy right now, an American said Biscuit!
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Brother we literally invented biscuits they're a huge staple of breakfast foods here LMAO. Are you trying to imply we don't say that word? Because if so that's just nonsense
The thing is! As your American! The Roman Empire created Biscuits and they spread across Europe! The British Empire made Biscuits way before the USA was even a country.
@@-orcasice- not the same kind of biscuits 🙄
LMAO
Biscuit in usa is more of a bread roll. Only time it’s ever used for a cookie or cracker there is for dog treats.
As an Australian I hate how people think we say every thing so short like we don’t so chokie we say chocolate and we don’t say biskie we say biscuit
We say the short versions occasionally, but barely ever. We just say the normal f***ing version because we’re normal.
So true. I've never heard chokie except from a three year old, and I've always say barbecue not barbie.
I use the shortened versions all the time. I live in Queensland though so it probably changes based on where you live.
FINALLY A PROPER AUSSIE ( I'm Australian)
As an Australian I can confirm I have never once use the word chokkie in my life 💀
Choccy milk?
Same. I haven’t even heard choc used. Have you? I see choc written, but only time I have heard it was for choctops.
As an Australian I’ve never heard someone call A chocolate bar choccy
Can you make another video on India
The Australian afternoon and avocado almost sound the same 😆
The vowel is clearly different. One is an "a" sound like in "cat" whilst the other is an "ah" sound.
Avocat 🥑
As as American, afternoon and avocado sound VERY different to my ears. I think I would struggle to pronounce whatever she is doing with the vowels in these words.
@@thevannmann "it's clearly different" 🤓
Australians never call an avaacado an avo. Afternoon is usually referred to as ARVO
I'm aussie but I say only some slangs but uh I'm also vietnames
Australian: chokkie
Hungarian: csoki (same pronounciation)
This is all lies we don't say chokkie. We say chocolate
For USA, cookout, siesta, Hershey bar, oreo light, and guaca.😂
Is siesta not an afternoon nap? Also it’s guac I’ve never heard someone say guaca lol.
@@ParadiseDB7 Fiesta is party. Siesta is an afternoon nap. It’s also a word that has become popular in places in the US
@@ParadiseDB7 It is common in PLACES in the US not everywhere in the IS since it’s a big country. Siesta is always an afternoon nap and never a party. Fiesta is party they sound similar so maybe you got confused
@@ParadiseDB7 Something can be popular in the US and not be popular in your state.
@@ParadiseDB7 Sure, i don’t see why not
Barbie for barbeque is confusing
It's damn confusing
We call a barbie doll just ‘doll’, so it makes sense to us.
They're not different the Australian girl is just using shorthand or slang
That's what they call it...
Yes that’s right (mostly the proper PROPER aussies shorten most words)(slang) but a lot of other people in Australia do also use this slang too
@@ParadiseDB7 yeah and just bc we call it different names doesn't give people the right to say it's not true(sry I was talking abt the person who made the original comment, not directly at u)
AU: chokkie
me: CHOKKIE MILK✨
Ikr everybody at my school calls it that lol
Chokkie frog
She looks like Millie Bobby brown's Mom😂
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I can’t be the only Australian who hasn’t hear of half these word?
Probably differs by state. I know you guys only have 6 and not 50 but your country is just as big as the continental US and we have huge differences in slang from state to state.
Where the bloody hell are you from then? Lol Canberra?
Exaggerated ..!
You ain't Australian then
I am in Sydney lol. I have never heard anyone call it anything other than chocolate here.
That is not called a biscuit in American English. That’s British English in American English that’s a cookie.
If anything dude that's a cracker lmao, it doesn't really look like a cookie 🍪🍪🍪
Theres a difference between a biscuit, a cookie and a cracker lol
British: biscuit
Australia: bikkie
US: cookie
Fact about Australian words
They were made but we never even use short words😮
I learned to listen to Aussie English from the movies Wolf Creek 1-2. I live in Nye, Texas, near the Mexican border. I work for a private parcel delivery company. I used to save up money to go backpacking in the Australian outback with friends, but after watching the movie Wolf Creek, I put the idea of going there on hold😞😞😞😞
America easy wins 🇺🇸👑🇺🇸
They turned complicated(not all) English words into cute and short form 😅
American 🇺🇸 -I had a tasty breakfast with a tasty chocolate milk
Australian 🇦🇺-I had a tasty brekkie with a tasty chokkie milk 💀
Australians still say the american one. Being australian doesnt mean you always go “ay gday mate lets have sum brekki with tasty chokkie milk ay?“
Well…… american english it isn’t american, because Chile, Canada, Brazil and others countrys are in america, like Brazil. Brasil is in south america
as australian i do not speak any of these aussie words i speak more US CAUSE THIS IS WRONG NO AUSSIE SAYS ANY OF THIS
Both are looking so beautiful
PRINCESSE
Gente atrás (donde está la puerta)
Se como: ¿eh quién está volando?😅
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Barbie song was hiding a secret...
I'm a barbecue girl-
Brooo cookies in Australia are actually called a biscuit not a cookie
Cookies are called cookies but they're also called biscuits mate, doesn't matter
Barbie as in the doll? LOL
I was half-expecting the Australian to say “Avokkie” for avocado.💀
"ay g'day mate wanna cook some barbie?"
"WHAT NO THAT WAS MY 5TH BIRTHDAY GIFT"
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"ok then"
its not “some barbie“ its “ay gday mate wanna cook on the barbie?“ also no one ever uses gday mate unless ur like obsessed with australia
My friend in Aussie: k GUYS LETS EATS SOMES BARBIE FOR LUNCH
Me in New Zealand visiting Australia: 💀💀💀 so your going to eat barbie doll for lunch 💀💀💀💀
im hungery for some barbie 💀
We dont say biscuit we say cookie 🍪😢like my friend says it all time
If Barbie is barbecue, who is Ken
"Barbecue barbie"got me dying 💀💀💀
We don't say barbie we say barbecue
It does sound funny when you think about it. But it makes more sense to us because we call ‘barbie doll’ just a ‘doll’, and ‘barbecue’ a ‘barbie’.
Barbecue is slow cooked meats. Grilling is using a grill. As a southerner, this pains me that people don't know the difference but hopefully the masses will know one day.
Im so addicted to the Australian accent its so attractive mates and Sheila's!
Put a shrimp on the Barbie 🍤👩🏼
Prawn
Prawn
She sounds american... no aussie will say AUstralia, its uhstralia
such lovely words from australia ☺️🇦🇺
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Спасибо огромное
Barbeque is barbie what? 😂
British: Proper, formal language
American: Seems less formal than it is
Australian: words shorter than my-
In Us it's actually cookie. Because in United Kingdom it's biscuit, In the USA They say cookie. I'm from Poland and I prefer cookie, and I preffer Cookie because biskuit is like biis Cake. Grettings from Poland. 20:34
as an australian, very relatable
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This is more like normal Australian words vs Australian slang words.
I can tell cause no one would call cookies in USA “biscuits” unless we were talking about dog biscuits.
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Australians : Lets make Barbie lets cook it
No aus is not like that
In Hungary we say csoki for chocolate, very similar to the Aussie pronunciation.
Me in south Africa:🤔 she said bikkie
they forgot where the original english came from do left it out💀💀💀
This is the reason so few Australians speak Chinese, how could we shorten those words.
I'm Australian Man
So hard to mimic “o” sound in Aus accent… it’s like “orr” but actually not
That’s a cookie not a biscuit… biscuits in the USA are totally different.
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American 🇺🇸: Barbeque
Australian 🇦🇺: Barbie
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American 🇺🇸: Afternoon
Australian 🇦🇺: Arvo
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American 🇺🇸: Chocolate
Australian 🇦🇺: Chokkie
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American 🇺🇸: Biscuit
Australian 🇦🇺: Bikkie
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American 🇺🇸: Avocado
Australian 🇦🇺: Avo
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Australian? Aussie! Self-portrait? Selfie!
That would explain why in Bluey, they also say “Brekkie” and “Cuppa” for breakfast and cup of, respectively.
Americans say cookie , the British say biscuit …
American in Australia: Shrimp on a barbie-
My Australian audacity: We never say that, abd also, ab Australian didnt make that catchphrase up 🤓☝
US🇺🇸:corn dog
AUS🇦🇺:pugodog😂😂😂😂😂
Um….that’s definitely a cookie if you’re American. A biscuit is something you’d put gravy on
GRAVY?!?!?! WTF- You mean cracker right?
I never hear 'chokki', but i hear the rest frequently
I’m Australia 🇦🇺 and that is not how we say it for half of the time I thought Australia was the right person because that’s how we say all those words.
*Australia* "nah, I'm not saying all that"
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Did the USA just call a cockie a Biscuit?!
These words are pretty much the ones that are shortened in Australia 🤣
US: thanks
Au: Th
Australian: this is all wrong 😂😂
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Well they really exaggerate don’t they!
That’s not how we really talk it’s over the top come on{
We talk like that sometimes!
I’m Australian and I promise you I’ve never heard “Arvo.” It’s probably just in Queensland.
australia: school
america: *gun noises intensify*
I don’t really know for sure, but I’m guessing those are just slang words not actual words you would find in a dictionary right?
Yes they are slang