It's like this. One day I was talking to an uncle OZ I just met.
I asked him,: Do u live in Brisbane?.
He said: yea, I live in Brissy..
And then I asked him,: Which suburb it is?.
Im not that familiar with BNE.
Then he laughed at lol, and he told me that Brissy is Brisbane, and Australians prefer to abbreviate these words.
Like Australia, we'd say Aussie or OZ,Barbecue. We'd say Barbie,Mosquito. We'd say Mozzie,.
Oh, it's solved. Australians' laziness is not only in the way of life, but also in the way of speaking, not only with a strong accent, but also with one less tone, I will never say one more word.
If you don't get the hang of it, talking to OZ is a little hard, and then I'm just going to search the Internet, at least I need to know what they're talking about.
And then found out, oh, no! It turns out that we are so ignorant of the face of the coming.
One web page said that it felt that Australian English was already the Beijing dialect of the English world, and that the level of swallowing sounds was no less than that of the "cushion platform." Ha really had a little reason to give an example inside.
“ After smoko I might go down the bowlo sarvo for a schnitty and bevvy with Tommo.
WTF? What's that all about? I've been here for five years, and I can't see what this is about.
Let me show you, the restored sentence is like this, aunt.
“After smoko(smoke break) I might go down the bowlo sarvo(bowling club service estation) for a schnitty(Schnitzel) and bevvy(bear) with Tommo(Thomas).”
After a cigarette break, I might go to the bowling service and have some fried pork and beer with Thomas.
I don't know what he's talking about.
Recall that when I first came to Australia for a language class, our teacher sent us class materials, I told the teacher that the Thank you, teacher returned a Ta!
I was young, man! Yes! Ta?. Huh? What? I didn't know until later. Oh, Ta is Thank you.
So, when you come to qio and see how OZ is' lazy'to the extreme, the most widely circulated is the abbreviation of "McDonald's" for "McDonald's and Macca's".
McDonald's specially changed it during Australia's 13-year National Day, and went home as usual.
Everyday shorthand qio
Afternoon → Arvo
Dinner → Din-dins
Breakfast → Brekky
Vegetable → Vegie
Sandwich → Sanga
Biscuit → Bikkie
Chocolate → Choccy
Laptop → Lappy
Sunglasses → Sunnies
Christmas → Chrissy
Devastated → Defo
Postman → Postie
Tradesman → Tradie
Fireman → Firey
Tasmania → Tassie
Brisbane → Brissy
I just like to end with y, ie.
All this is easy to recognize, and let's see what OZ calls his own national treasure Kangaroo?
Roo！ROO!
What does OZ call a New Zealander? Kiwi, yes, OZ calls people mud fruit, kiwifruit.
There is such a picture on the bus on the glass, you can often hear the sun-red ghost said to a friend with a smile: Gerday, May!
G’day Mate → Good day，mate！
Is asking: Hello!
Sometimes you hear people tell you: How r ya! Good on ya!See ya!what ya up to?
Is: Hello! Well done! I'll see you later! What are you doing?
Ya → You
And Thongs, T-pants? Nahhhhh means flip-flops in Aussie,Thongs.
Another time I was talking to another old OZ brother, and he came to: Fair enough.
I asked him what he meant, and he told me, "all right, I agree."
It's not OZ slang, but it's used a lot. Fat friends know it.
No worries is the same sentence as gold oil.
People tell you, Thank you, you can say: No worries.
People tell you, Sorry, you can say: No worries.
People tell you, Excuse me, you can say: No worries, too.
There are too many, though OZ has a heavy accent, the tones are flying, and the acronyms are not well understood, but its actual Australian English is really "cute, cute", so the database updates with each conversation.
Chubby friends also know anything can be left messages, let's increase the posture ~