オーストラリア英語は訛っているの？？オージーにオージースラングテストしてみた。

オーストラリアではオーストラリア英語というイギリス英語とアメリカ英語の間をとったような英語が話されています。

まずはこの動画を見てください。ヒーローインタビューで　The　オーストラリア英語で話されています。

この男性はとても強いアクセントで話していますが、みなさんが都心部で出会うような人たちはもっと弱いアクセントで話します。

オーストラリアではオージースラング（ネイティブが使うような言い回し）が日常の中でたくさん出てきます。

この動画ではオーストラリア人にオーストラリアのスラングをどれだけ知ってるかテストしてみました。字幕つきでご覧ください。
オーストラリア に来る前はぜひこの動画をみて勉強してくださいね笑

100 Australian Slang

1. A Cold One – Beer
2. Accadacca – How Aussies refer to Australian band ACDC
3. Arvo – Afternoon (S’Arvo – this afternoon!)
4. Avo – Avocado
5. Barbie – Barbecue
6. Bathers – Swimsuit
7. Beauty! – Great! Most often exclaimed as “You Beauty”
8. Billabong – A pond in a dry riverbed
9. Billy – Teapot (In the Outback on the fire)
10. Bloody – Very. Used to extenuate a point
11. Bloody oath – yes or its true. “You right mate?”… “Bloody Oath”
12. Bludger – Someone who’s lazy, generally also who relies on others (when it’s someone who relies on the state they’re often called a ‘dole bludger’)
13. Bogan – This word is used for people who are, well let’s say, rednecks. Or, if you like, just call your friends a bogan when they are acting weird.
14. Booze Bus – Police vehicle used to catch drunk drivers
15. Bottle-O – Bottle Shop, basically a place to buy alcohol
16. Brekky – Breakfast
17. Brolly – Umbrella
18. Cab Sav – Cabernet Sauvignon
19. Choc A Bloc – Full
20. Choccy Biccy – Chocolate Biscuit
21. Chook – Chicken
22. Chrissie – Christmas
23. Ciggy – a Cigarette
24. Clucky – feeling maternal
25. Cobber – Very good friend. ‘Alright me ‘ol cobber’.
26. Coldie – Beer. ‘Come over for a few coldie’s mate.’
27. Coppers – Policemen
28. Crikey – an expression of surprise
29. C*nt, the “C” word – Used when exchanging pleasantries between close friends or family member. If someone calls you the “C” word in Australia (and you haven’t done anything to make them angry), then breathe a sigh of relief… it means you have entered the mate zone.
30. Dag – Someone who’s a bit of a nerd or geek.
31. Deadset – True
32. Defo – Definitely
33. Devo – Devastated
34. Drongo – a Fool, ‘Don’t be a drongo mate’
35. Dunny – Toilet
36. Durry – Cigarette
37. Esky – An insulated container that keeps things cold (usually beers)
38. Facey – Facebook
39. Fair Dinkum – ‘Fair Dinkum?’ … ‘Fair Dinkum!’ = Honestly? … Yeah honestly!
40. Flannie / Flanno – flannelette shirt
41. Footy – Football (AFL)
42. Frothy – Beer
43. F*ck Me Dead – that’s unfortunate, that surprises me
44. G’day – Hello
45. Galah – an Australian cockatoo with a reputation for not being bright, hence a galah is also a stupid person.
46. Going off – busy, lots of people / angry person “he’s going off”
47. Good On Ya – Good work
48. Goon – the best invention ever produced by mankind. Goon is a cheap, boxed wine that will inevitably become an integral part of your Australian backpacking experience.
49. Hard yakka – Hard work
50. Heaps – loads, lots, many
51. Hoon – Hooligan (normally driving badly!)
52. Iffy – bit risky or unreasonable
53. Knickers – female underwear
54. Lappy – Laptop
55. Larrikin – Someone who’s always up for a laugh, bit of a harmless prankster
56. Legless – Someone who is really drunk
57. Lollies – Sweets
58. Maccas – McDonalds
59. Manchester – Sheets / Linen etc. As someone who’s from England, finding a department within a shop called Manchester seriously confused me at first.
60. Mongrel – Someone who’s a bit of a dick
61. Mozzie – Mosquito
62. No Drama – No problem / it’s ok
63. No Worries -No problem / it’s ok
64. Nuddy – Naked
65. Outback – The interior of Australia, “The Outback” is more remote than those areas named “the bush”
66. Pash – to kiss
67. Piece of Piss – easy
68. Piss Off – go away, get lost
69. Piss Up – a party, a get together and in Australia – most social occasions
70. Piss – (To Piss) to urinate
71. Pissed – Intoxicated, Drunk
72. Pissed Off – Annoyed
73. Rack Off – The less offensive way to tell someone to ‘F Off’!
74. Reckon – for sure. ‘You Reckon?’… ‘I reckon!’
75. Rellie / Rello – Relatives
76. Ripper – ‘You little ripper’ = That’s fantastic mate!
77. Rooted – Tired
78. Servo – Service Station / Garage
79. Sheila – A woman
80. Sickie – a sick day off work, or ‘to pull a sickie’ would be to take a day off when you aren’t actually sick
81. Skull – To down a beer
82. Slab – A carton of beers
83. Snag – Sausage
84. Stiffy – Erection
85. Stoked – Happy, Pleased
86. Straya – Australia
87. Strewth – An exclamation of surprise
88. Stubby – a bottle of beer
89. Stubby Holder – Used so your hands don’t get cold when holding your beer, or to keep your beer warm!
90. Stuffed – Tired
91. Sunnies – Sunglasses
92. Swag – Single bed you can roll up, a bit like a sleeping bag.
93. Tea – Dinner
94. Tinny – Can of beer or small boat
95. Thongs – Flip Flops. Do not be alarmed if your new found Australian friend asks you to wear thongs to the beach. They are most likely expressing their concern of the hot sand on your delicate feet.
96. Tucker – Food. ‘Bush Tucker’ tends to be food found in the Outback such as witchety grubs.
97. Two Up – A gambling game played on Anzac day.
98. U-IE – to take a U-Turn when driving
99. Woop Woop – middle of nowhere “he lives out woop woop”
100. Ya – You

読んでいただきありがとうございました。