Aussie Slang
Aussie Slang by Sarah Dawson, published by Penguin Group Australia in August 1999, is a first edition reference book that explores the rich tapestry of Australian language. With 160 pages, this book provides insights into the colorful words and expressions unique to Australia, offering readers a glimpse into the local vernacular and its meanings.
Readers will discover a comprehensive guide to Australian slang, including phrases that may puzzle newcomers and locals alike. This edition serves as an essential resource for anyone looking to understand what Australians say and what they really mean, making it suitable for both visitors and residents. The book delves into various linguistic aspects, highlighting the playful and vibrant nature of Australian communication.
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What Australian say – and what they really mean. Australia has given the world thousands of colouful words and expressions. From the back of Bourke to the rough end of the pineapple, it’s all here. Aussie Slang is the phrase book for visitors to Oz. It’s ideal reading for local blokes and sheilas, too.
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