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Learn Aussie slang from a real Aussie.

Chat by voice with Bruce - a true-blue larrikin from the Outback. Translate any sentence into Australian slang, master 100+ words, and speak like a local.

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Have a real conversation with Bruce in any language. He’ll reply in Aussie slang, with attitude.
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Turn any sentence (English, French, Spanish, you name it) into authentic Australian slang.
100+ slang words
The only dictionary with audio from real Australians. Arvo, barbie, bogan - learn them all.
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DICTIONARY

Aussie Slang A–Z.

Over 100 words with audio from real Australians.

Arvo
Afternoon
“I’ll see ya this arvo, mate.”
Barbie
Barbecue
“Chuck a snag on the barbie.”
Bogan
An unsophisticated person
“Classic bogan move, that.”
Chockers
Completely full
“The servo was chockers this morning.”
Drongo
A stupid person
“What a drongo - forgot his keys again.”
Esky
Portable cooler
“Grab the esky from the ute.”
Galah
A fool
“Don’t be a galah, mate.”
Hooroo
Goodbye
“Hooroo! Catch ya next time.”
Larrikin
Mischievous joker
“Bruce is a proper larrikin.”
Maccas
McDonald’s
“Let’s grab Maccas for brekkie.”
Ripper
Excellent
“That’s a ripper of a yarn!”
Servo
Petrol station
“Stoppin’ at the servo for a pie.”
Stubby holder
Beer insulator
“Chuck your coldie in the stubby holder.”
Thongs
Flip-flop sandals
“Me thongs broke at the beach.”
Yakka
Hard work
“Fair bit of yakka on this job.”
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100+ words, audio examples, and daily slang lessons.
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100+ Slang Words
100+ Slang Words
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Voice Conversation
Translate to Slang
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Learn Like a Local
Learn Like a Local
MEET BRUCE

Your mate from down under.

Bruce is a 48-year-old larrikin from Tamworth - country music capital of Australia, not that he can carry a tune. He's worked the mines in Kalgoorlie, driven road trains through Humpty Doo, and once streaked across the Birdsville Races in nothing but an Akubra and a smile.

These days he lives with his blue heeler Buster, yelling at the telly during State of Origin. Ask him anything - he's got stories for days.

100+slang words
50+daily phrases
∞yarns
“G'day mate - ready for a chinwag?”