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What is Australian Slang?

Australian slang (or Aussie slang) is a colourful collection of informal words, phrases and expressions unique to Australian English. From shortening words (arvo, brekkie, servo) to creating entirely new expressions (fair dinkum, she'll be right, no worries), Australians have developed one of the most distinctive ways of speaking English in the world.

Whether you're planning a trip to Australia, working with Australian colleagues, or just curious about how Aussies speak, learning Australian slang is the fastest way to understand and connect with Australian culture. Aussie Talk helps you learn to speak Australian by translating any sentence into authentic slang instantly.

Popular Australian Slang Words

ArvoAfternoon
BrekkieBreakfast
BarbieBarbecue
ServoService station
Bottle-oLiquor store
MaccasMcDonald's
ThongsFlip-flops
EskyCooler box
StubbySmall beer bottle
SnagSausage
No worriesNo problem
She'll be rightIt will be fine
Fair dinkumGenuine / really
ReckonThink / believe
HeapsA lot
TradieTradesperson
SickieSick day off work
SmokoBreak time
YakkaHard work
DunnyToilet
CuppaCup of tea
SangaSandwich
TuckerFood
FootyAustralian football

How to Speak Australian

Speaking Australian is more than just knowing a few slang words, it's about shortening everything, adding "-ie" or "-o" to the end of words, and adopting a laid-back attitude. Australians say "brekkie" instead of breakfast, "arvo" instead of afternoon, and "bottle-o" instead of bottle shop.

Common Aussie expressions like "no worries," "she'll be right," and "too easy" reflect the relaxed Australian way of life. Use the Aussie Talk translator above to practise converting everyday sentences into the Australian language and start sounding like a local.