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SS6G14 The student will describe the cultural characteristics of people who live in Australia. a. Explain the impact of English colonization on the language and religion of Australia.
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Slang is the use of informal words and expressions to describe an object or condition. Slang is sometimes regional in that it is used only in a particular territory. Example: in the South we use the slang word “ya’ll” instead of saying “you all”
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Can you think of any slang you use in your daily life?
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Freshie: freshwater crocodile Joey: baby kangaroo Jumbuck: sheep Roo: kangaroo Saltie: saltwater crocodile Chook: chicken Bities: biting insects Mozzie: mosquito
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Spit the Dummy: get very upset at something Yabber: talk a lot Whinge: complain Walkabout: wander off Chuck a sickie: to take the day off sick from work Bonzer: great Cark it: to die Cranky: in a bad mood Have a single short: to be silly Keen as mustard: extremely enthusiastic Spewin’: very angry
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Dag: a funny person Daks: pants Dead Horse: tomato sauce Exercise Book: a school textbook Fairy Floss: cotton candy Holiday: vacation Idiot Box: television Ivories: your teeth Joe: a police officer Kip: a nap Lemon Squash: lemonade Lippy: Lipstick Lift: Elevator Matilda: sleeping bag Milko: milkman Nappy: diaper Pash: Kiss Wog: the flu Walkabout: a hike
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Barbie: barbecue (like a gril) Bikkie: biscuit Billy: large tin can to boil water over a campfire Brekkie: breakfast Chewie: chewing gum Chokkie: chocolate Chunder: vomit Clobber: clothes Grundies: underwear Lollies: sweets Loo: toilet Sanger: a sandwich Tucker: food Bathers: swim suit Prezzy: present or gift Quid: money Takeaway: take out food Ute: pickup truck Vedgies: vegetables
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Mob: group of people Oldies: parents Dag: a funny person Journo: journalist Ol’Man: father Old Cheese: mother Polly: politician Shelia: a woman Stickybeak: nosy person Mate: buddy or friend
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Aussie: Australian Bloke: man Bogan: young, immature person Bounce: a bully Bushranger: outlaw Cobber: friend Dill: an idiot Fruit Loop: fool Greenie: environmentalist Kiwi: a person from New Zealand
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Billabong: a pond Brizzie: Brisbane Bush: the Outback Down Under: Australia and New Zealand Maccas: McDonald’s Oz: Australia Arvo: afternoon Bustelly: campfire Pictures: the movies Rage: party Servo: a gas station Unit: apartment
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