AUSTRALIAN REACTS TO AUSSIE SLANG | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction
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Brianne has a great grasp of 'strayn" . Also keep in mind slang evolves over time. Expressions used in my youth ( 50 plus years ago) are no longer understood by younger folk today.
Ah, this is the challenge.....make those young fuckers understand and step back from the US influence....... fight for our culture...... If your grandkids or great nieces, nephews don't understand.... teach them....
Hey guys, loving watching your reactions on Australia.
Fellow Aussie here 😊
I love that you guys are breaking down barriers between cultures.
I believe, everyone is welcome here and hope you both holiday here soon 🥰
Awesome! Thank you!
Me too.....I love that you are taking to Aussie culture so well.... yep, we are out there... we are a bit mad.... but we are also respectful of others as long as they don't try to look down on anyone........we don't put up with that :D......so visit when you can, you will be welcomed, respected and looked after :D
I live in a large regional town in Queensland and the locals use most of these sayings and more all the time. Coming from Melbourne, it was a bit of a culture shock. Lol.
She is amazing but a little Queensland crazy! Some of those expressions are old and some new, but many are simply regional or age specific! You would not need to learn them all to communicate daily with Australians! 😁
One beer short a six pack , bobs ya uncle, fair suck of the sav, bugger me Charlie. 👍🏻🇦🇺
Originally "Fair suck of the pineapple". Agreed to by Clive James (Sydney) and Barry Humphreys (Melbourne), old mates and about the same age. And now both RIP.
Buckley’s chance I like I picked this up when came to Aust from Scotland
Hey Brother, You just made my day. I was feeling a bit down & watching your reactions to Brianne Worth. Makes me happy. If you watch that clip a couple more times, I'm sure you will pick up more of the slang. Your reaction to "Woop Woop" was priceless. Then she finished on "we didn't come here to f#ck spiders". Just bloody awesome stuff. If someone spits the dummy (has a tantrum), you can ask them if they would like vegemite on it (put vegemite on the spat dummy). Great work on this one, please keep it up. Cheers.
Goddam, that girl even knows how to speak like a bushie, well done. I enjoy your reactions
We weren't just colonised mate, we started off as a Convict colony of Great Britain
They sent political prisoners (mostly Irish rebels) to Botany Bay, and then the "worst" prisoners were sent to Tasmania
Many Australians can trace their ancestry to those first convicts that came in overcrowded ships
She's a real handful that young lady lol and she can talk like nothing on this earth good luck understanding even half of what she said.
Oh you mean she could talk underwater with a ten punch chook in her gob? Before or after kick starting the jumbo jet? I just realised she left off bush pig
Carrying on like a pork chop. The origin of this saying happened at my local pub at Jannali NSW. At pubs we have meat, vegetable and seafood trays raffled off to make money for local charities and sports clubs. It is for health and safety reasons that we have to wear shoes, thongs etc when at the pub or club. One day a bloke won a meat tray. His mate turned up for a beer or two but he was refused service because he had bare feet. So the friend who won the meat tray gave him a couple of pork chops to tie to his feet. The idiot walked back into the bar and said that he was wearing shoes. Unfortunately he made the floor very slippery from the pork fat. Another patron slipped over and broke either his arm or leg. Not a good outcome. Carrying on like a pork chop means that you’re a stupid person who takes things over the top thinking that you are funny and smart. NOT
How long ago was that? I'm sixty Andrew up with it
It is crazy slang for sure, but it was great watch you guys get your head around it. By the way the word 'selfie' came from Oz.
There's another Australian Girl named Tannar, who explains more Australian slang, you may want to have a look at her videos too
And every area of Australia has its own slang, with only some basic ones that are used by all.
We must sound like a bunch of weirdos to you guys.
Yeah, she makes some really good videos.
Keep in mind, she is very young and there's a lot she doesn't know. For a start, one of the reasons why Australia's population is so low is because the vast majority of the country is uninhabitable
Love your reactions guys. 👍 You make my day. 🫶✌️
Our pleasure!
Her Woop Woop terminology is correct however a town by this name actually did exist south of Collie in Western Australia. It was a milling town which came into existence in 1925 to harvest jarrah trees, but after three years, faded into history.
You can call a desert "Woop Woop"
Woop Woop was a town that did exist and was in Western Australia.
woop Woop did exist a couple of kilometres from the little town of Wilga, which itself is north of Boyup Brook in WA's South West. The book Timber Milling in Australia 1849-1984, by David Mack, says the name Woop Woop was given to a timber mill set up by The Adelaide Timber Company in 1925
Cute blondie girl, another for your collection, strine is always around, the words change but....I reckon no-one says "bogan" anymore, or "westie" in Sydney, in Oz you say "back of Bourke" for anything outside of Sydney (there are only two places in Australia...Sydney and the Bush)
Bogan is certainly still common. Westie is definitely a Sydney word.
Pork chops spit and splatter when they are cooked.
yeah nah these aren't typical slang found everywhere - probably eastern states. just showing off if people actually talked like that
Why the hell do Brits complain about American English????