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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.
A taste of the words. Hear a few here, then open the full Australian slang dictionary.
Bruce is a 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.
Australian slang, also called Aussie slang, is the informal Australian English used in everyday conversation. Common examples include arvo for afternoon, brekkie for breakfast, barbie for barbecue, servo for service station, thongs for flip-flops, and mate for friend.
Use the free translator on www.aussietalk.com. Type a sentence in English or another language and Aussie Talk will turn it into natural Australian slang with audio playback.
Yes. Aussie Talk can translate from English, French, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, German, Italian, Portuguese, and more into Australian English slang.
Bruce is your AI Australian mate, a larrikin from Tamworth, NSW. In the iPhone app you can chat with him by voice or text and hear replies in an authentic Aussie accent.
The web translator is free to try. The iPhone app is free to download and includes optional in-app purchases for premium learning and chat features.
Some common Australian slang words are arvo, barbie, brekkie, servo, Maccas, thongs, esky, stubby, mate, no worries, fair dinkum, and yakka. Browse more on the Australian slang dictionary page.