General Poetry posted December 31, 2017 |
Greetins from Down Under
G, day Mate: Happy New Year
by Chrissy710
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Having trouble trying to send this through correctly so forgive my presentation I am using my phone instead of my Ipad and finding it hard to do what I really want to do
Back on Ipad now and able to complete my terminology
However I hope you enjoy my attempt at some Aussie Humour and the use of Aussie Strine
For those less familiar with ourcAussie Strine and sayings here is a list to defuse them
G'day: Good day a very common Australian greeting
True Blue: Genuine Authenticaly Australian
Rip-snorter: Something that is exceptionally good
Ocker: Someone with a heavy Australian accent
Yobbo: Loud mouth troublemaker
Suss Out: To figurecout an unknown situation
BottleO :Bottle shop for alcohol
Cooee: A loud Aboriginal cry in the outback to tell someone where you are.
Ridgey Didge: Legitimate real deal.
Bludger: Someone who is lazy or doesn't work
Arvo: Afternoon
Dead-set: Without a doubt 100percent sure of it
Fair Dinkum: True
Blowing the froth off a few:.Drinking alcohol
Hoooroo See you later/ goodbye
Get your skates on : To hurry up
Twalve :Twelve oclock
T'Murra: Tomorrow
Yesty : Yesterday
T'day : Today
Tinnie: Can of beer
Gunna: Going to
Ya: You
Dunno: Dont know
Up the creek withou a paddle: In a fix difficult to get out of
Australya: Australia
Crikey: Amazement and surprise
Hooley Dooley: Surprise
Ow Ya Goin: How are you going
Bodgie: Worthless or inferior false
Yabba :To talk
I do wish everyone a very Safe and Happy New Year
Many Thanks and Happy New Year to eileen0204 for the great image Do I EMUse youse
Many Thanks for reading
Cheers Christine
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and 2 member cents. Back on Ipad now and able to complete my terminology
However I hope you enjoy my attempt at some Aussie Humour and the use of Aussie Strine
For those less familiar with ourcAussie Strine and sayings here is a list to defuse them
G'day: Good day a very common Australian greeting
True Blue: Genuine Authenticaly Australian
Rip-snorter: Something that is exceptionally good
Ocker: Someone with a heavy Australian accent
Yobbo: Loud mouth troublemaker
Suss Out: To figurecout an unknown situation
BottleO :Bottle shop for alcohol
Cooee: A loud Aboriginal cry in the outback to tell someone where you are.
Ridgey Didge: Legitimate real deal.
Bludger: Someone who is lazy or doesn't work
Arvo: Afternoon
Dead-set: Without a doubt 100percent sure of it
Fair Dinkum: True
Blowing the froth off a few:.Drinking alcohol
Hoooroo See you later/ goodbye
Get your skates on : To hurry up
Twalve :Twelve oclock
T'Murra: Tomorrow
Yesty : Yesterday
T'day : Today
Tinnie: Can of beer
Gunna: Going to
Ya: You
Dunno: Dont know
Up the creek withou a paddle: In a fix difficult to get out of
Australya: Australia
Crikey: Amazement and surprise
Hooley Dooley: Surprise
Ow Ya Goin: How are you going
Bodgie: Worthless or inferior false
Yabba :To talk
I do wish everyone a very Safe and Happy New Year
Many Thanks and Happy New Year to eileen0204 for the great image Do I EMUse youse
Many Thanks for reading
Cheers Christine
Artwork by eileen0204 at FanArtReview.com
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