So, Hussam asked, "could you please say the most common phrases that Aussies use in daily
language?".
So, I wrote down five phrases for you guys to give a go.
Phrase number one, "what's going on?".
What is going on?.
What's going on?
What's going on, mate?
How are you going, mate?
What's going on?
What is going on?
S'going on?
This just means, "what is happening?
What's the news?
Tell me what you've been doing."
What's going on?
What's going on, mate?
S'going on?
So, I definitely recommend using that.
And it can go all the way from "what's going on?" to "s'goin on?", or even "scarnon?".
"S'goin' on?" or "scarnon?".
What's going on?
Scarnon?
The next one is "she'll be right".
She'll, she will, be right.
She'll be right.
And this is similar to "she'll be apples".
And it just means,"not to worry.
It'll be okay.".
She'll be right.
She'll be apples.
She'll be right.
She'll be apples.
You might go to a mechanic to have your car repaired.
He looks under the bonnet, looks under the hood, and he says, "yeah, she'll be right
mate.
This is an easy fix.
It'll be okay.
She'll be right.".
You might break your leg.
Go to the doctor.
Doctor fixes your leg and he says, "don't worry.
After a few weeks she'll be right.
She'll be apples.
She'll be all good.
It'll be okay.
She'll be sweet.
She'll be apples.
She'll be right."
Number three.
This is one saying goodbye.
Catch you later.
Catch you later or see you later.
And both of these can be contracted to just "catch ya" or "see ya", "catch ya" or "see
ya".
See ya mate!
Catch ya mate!
Just say this whenever you say goodbye to someone.
Catch ya!
See ya!
Catch you later.
See you later.
Catch you later, mate.
See you later, mate.
That's another really good Australian term that you guys should definitely use.
To say "thank you".
Obviously, we can say "thank you".
We can say "thanks".
One thing that you're going to hear all the time by Aussies is "Ta".
"Ta" is a really good one to say thank you, "ta".
Thanks for giving me this, "ta".
At the restaurant, I would bring food to someone and they'd say "ta".
I'd pour water for them, and they'd say "ta".
If I got a beer from my dad he'd say "ta".
You can also say "cheers".
This is the kind of thing you would use with two drinks.
Cheers.
But I use this all the time to say thank you.
Thanks.
Ta.
Cheers.
Cheers, mate.
Thank you.
Cheers.
Cheers and ta.
The last one, number five, is "good on ya".
Good on you.
Good on ya.
So, "good on ya", it can be two different things depending on if you're serious.
Good on you.
Well done.
Good on you.
That was beautiful mate.
That was a beauty.
It was a ripper.
Good on ya mate.
Well done.
Or it can be used sarcastically.
Oh... good on ya mate!
Good on ya!
Yeah, good one.
Well done.
Good one.
Good on ya.
So, it's all about how you say it in that sense.
Good on ya, mate.
Well done.
"Oh... good on ya, dude" is like "you didn't do a good job.
That was a really dumb."
Oh... good on ya!
But "good on ya" is one that you can hear all the time.
Well done.
Good on ya.
And good on you guys for practicing your English and being on here late at night on a Thursday.
Good on ya.
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