Being away from home a long time I only managed 17 out of 19.
Sorry I'm not web savvy to give the link, but go to:
www.ninemsn.com.au/quiz.aspx?quizid=4742.
How long have you been away fromr home?
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Being away from home a long time I only managed 17 out of 19.
Sorry I'm not web savvy to give the link, but go to:
www.ninemsn.com.au/quiz.aspx?quizid=4742.
How long have you been away fromr home?
cant find it.
7 right - pure guesswork though :rofl:
Worked with a Ozzie once and he had us falling about with his expressions !
A few of my favourites were
Dog = Dishlicker
Noisy talkative woman = More yap than a drovers dog
Policewoman = Dickless Tracy
Meat pie = Rats coffin
:)
I don't have one.
I've got an English schlong
Can you repost the link please
It was on NineMSN yesterday (I also got 17/19:)) but I can't find it now. Mind you, it would be pretty hard to copy-and-paste as it is not in single-page format. As you answered each multiple-choice question the page cleared to show a new page/question and at the end of the 20 questions it gave you a tally and summary.
I'll try:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cap cha cha
Getaway >> Quiz
There is a list of quizzes you can log onto:- reckon you know your Aussie slang?
Another good one is: How Australian are you?
NOQuote:
Originally Posted by noelbino
Zero percent I hope:)Quote:
Originally Posted by noelbino
Just finished the: How Australian quiz = 16/18:sorry1:
What: No ambition mate,?Quote:
Originally Posted by NickA
I learned most of my Aussie slang from this lady:
https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2009/03/964.jpg
Which lady? You've posted a pic of an ugly old manQuote:
Originally Posted by Moonraker
Fook I only got 3 out of 12 mate! :(
Been away from home for far too long!
^^ Is she an Abo?
It's Liz from Prisoner call block H Bruce. I thought that you Aussies would know.
Thats Bea Smith's right hand man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milkman
I find "pub" Aussie easy to follow. It is remarkably similar to informal "mates" English. I wonder why USers struggle with other forms of English
She used to bring me roses.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Moonraker
I wish he could again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Super Swan
But that was on the outside, and things where different then......
:rofl: :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
I scored 6 out of 12 and I'm a Brit! :D
That reminds me, I must make sure I've packed me Budgie smugglers for Pranburi. :rolleyes:
^Make sure you 'slip, slop, slap' as well.
4 out of 12!
Time for me too give up the mockies, black strides, flannel and the purple hq on gas mate!
Even worse NR........just the other night some person mistook me for an Englishman and because of my non-aussie sounding accent. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by November Rain
Better hand in my rubber thongs, swaggy hat with the corks and my right to scatch my balls in public certificate! :(
12 . . . thank Christ I'm not an ocker . . .
4/12 a bit bad for a PM
that link wont work for me.
You are all a lot of 'ankles'.
See if you can work that one out.
^What, three feet lower than a cnut?
^Are you an old miner?
Need to buy a dictionary? Check how ya did, mate.
Total Score: 4/12
Thank Christ for that:)
That's why I did better than you! I still have (and use daily) said certificate. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy