Time for you yanks and other countrymen to learn Aussie slang such as Fair Dinkum

"Mate, are you fair dinkum?" - Kind Sir, are you telling me the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

"Mate, I'm fair dinkum, bloody oath I am" - Why of course!!

"He's a fair dinkum drongo" - He is honestly quite a fool who isn't too bright and gets nothing right. The fair dinkum adds the honestly part to the translation, the rest comes from drongo.

"You have to let him know you're fair dinkum" - You have to let him know you are bona fide.

"Fair dinkum?" - No shit?

Aussie slang heres a post to help you understand what Fair dinkum is http://www.australianbeers.com/culture/fairdinkum.htm enjoy you can also use it

I love it when Americans try to say aussie slang, their accent makes them sound so stupid (no offence to any americans)

ghost23 wrote:

I love it when Americans try to say aussie slang, their accent makes them sound so stupid (no offence to any americans)

we need to get a whole lot of americans to talk like aussies and use aussie slang would be a great day for them and spread aussie culture

day walker wrote:

ghost23 wrote:

I love it when Americans try to say aussie slang, their accent makes them sound so stupid (no offence to any americans)

we need to get a whole lot of americans to talk like aussies and use aussie slang would be a great day for them and spread aussie culture

Start them off nice and easy with G'Day mate!

ghost23 wrote:

day walker wrote:

ghost23 wrote:

I love it when Americans try to say aussie slang, their accent makes them sound so stupid (no offence to any americans)

we need to get a whole lot of americans to talk like aussies and use aussie slang would be a great day for them and spread aussie culture

Start them off nice and easy with G'Day mate!

then end it with Suck it hard while i drink me beer