Say G'Day to me little mate / How to speak Australian.

[Bruce]

Crikey!  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3970108/Classic-movie-scenes-like-Russell-Crowe-Gladiator-hilariously-translated-Australian.html

[JJReyes]

I recall a little girl named Abbey living in the Philippines. Her father was an advertising executive. 

My wife asked, "Do you speak English?"

Abbey replied, "No."

"What do you speak?" 

"Australian!" 

 

 

 

 

[Gratefuled]

what sounds like "good day to die" actually is a greeting in Australian

[Bruce]

5 hours ago, Gratefuled said:

what sounds like "good day to die" actually is a greeting in Australian

Ah! So that is where Lt. Warf got that line... The Klingon mantra....

[not so old china hand]

6 hours ago, Gratefuled said:

what sounds like "good day to die" actually is a greeting in Australian

British general to newly arrived Australian private: "Tell me my man did you come here to die?"

Private: "No sir. I came here yester-die."

[Jake]

And then there is a little pop quiz within this forum to verify new members from Australia:

Ooops......the quiz no longer exist -- sorry.

Edited November 26, 2016 by Jake

[Gratefuled]

On 11/26/2016 at 1:00 PM, not so old china hand said:

British general to newly arrived Australian private: "Tell me my man did you come here to die?"

Private: "No sir. I came here yester-die."

Good one,  I like it.