Am I made up too? ;-; Is my life a lie? Is this all a dream? Am I dead? Is this heaven?.. Nah.. Couldn't be.. I've had too many sunburns.. XD (What u said was true tho.. No hate.. I'm just being dumb xD)
About liquor stores in the US: each state does it differently, it's kind of dumb. In some places, you can get everything including spirits/hard alcohol from grocery stores, others have separate ABC stores, (Alcoholic Beverage Control), and some places you can only purchase alcohol on certain days or times, like not after midnight or not at all on Sundays.
I think it all depends on the towns that each store is in too. In my hometown they built a super Wal-Mart and couldn't get approved to sell liqour from both the town it was built in and the bordering town as I guess the back of the building extended over the town border.
I live in the butt-cheese of the US, Pennsylvania, and I can vouch for her that we do say “have a crack” when referring to trying OR guessing something
A tinny in New Zealand is a small amount of marijuana wrapped in tinfoil. Definitely don't want to confuse those two when you're travelling between NZ and Australia 😁
I've definitely said 'take a crack at it.' Also, 'mate's rates' is also a thing in the US. Though, it's called 'friends and family discount' here. Or maybe it's just a MA thing...
So much more she needs to learn. Try these on for size. "Gonna pack me cossies and thongs and head down to the beach." "Strewth, did ya see that? Dave went in for a dip and nearly lost his budgy smugglers" "Bob, did ya bring the esky mate? I'm dying for a coldie"
Jo PlayingTheSims My guesses as a british person are: 1) cossies- I have literally no clue thongs- flip-flops 2) budgy smugglers- swimming trunks? 3) coldie- cold alcoholic beverage typically in a can esky- alcohol container? please tell me how wrong I was
@@RedBanana_ 1. Cossie =swimsuit, thongs are flip flops. 2. Close, they are speedos. I think of trunks as having legs. 3 Normally a beer and the Esky is a cooler, so it can be drinks or it might have food as well. :)
Jo PlayingTheSims thanks! Any that I got right were purely because I watch so many Australian youtube channels (eg Lufu, Lazarbeam, Liv Bevan, Click, ect). any aussie slang I know I learnt from this so they may be wrong idk th-cam.com/video/nPtJkh7DqyI/w-d-xo.html
I literally live in. Australia and have never heard anyone say any of these words except for maccas, bikkie, arvo, ute and those are the only ones ik XD
Some of these are probably fairly common in any Anglosphere country. Grog (originally a mix of Rum and water) was an official part of the daily rations in the Royal Navy and carried on into the early US Navy. Rum rations continued to be offered in the Royal Navy until 1970, the Canadian Navy until 1972, and the Royal New Zealand Navy until 1990. We don't really have anything comparable to a Ute in the US any more. The Ford Ranchero was cancelled in 1979 and the El Camino was cancelled in 1987. For a few years in the early 2000s the Subaru Baja was basically a Ute but it didn't last long.
What part of America you be from i call it a liquor store or alcohol store simple i ain't never herd of no "packie"so i think thats just you or im saying it wrong but EVERYONE i know says liquor or alcohol sooo ya
Omg I knew what grog meant because we use it in Swedish too. We can both use it to say alcohol-ish. Like we can say "Ska vi ha lite grog?" which would mean "should we have some alcohol"-ish. This may be a regional slang from where I'm from though. I'm pretty sure my brother has said it a lot. Sometimes we use it instead of like pub or bar. So like "Ska vi gå på groggen?" which would mean "Should we go to the pub." other than that I think I've heard it be used in English in a sentence such as "I'm feeling a little groggy"
I think technically, a Swedish "grogg" is a mix of alcohol and what's called "grogg-virke" (like grog material/matter?idk) which is like a juice or something to make cheap booze drinkable. So basically a not-so-fancy cocktail. :P But grog is originally an English word.
@@JustSaralius yeah might be more so. I've heard it been used like that though. (like how I mentioned) then again it may only be my brother and his friends who speak like that
I'm here because I follow Vixella and love the video they😘😁👍👍 made together, and because I love Australians! My boyfriend is Irish and also says bikkie to cookies! Kisses, new subscriber here!
As soon as he said Australian slang words I immediately started evil grinning. My dad literally says knackered and he's an American who moved to Australia, so I guess it isn't that weird but.. (fun fact, my dad actually lived in Japan for a few years, too!)
Oh my god, it's so funny that in Australia, grog means alcohol! Actually grogue/grogu (in creole) is drink made of rum, water and sugar very popular in Cape Verde, and some have lemon juice (like poncha from Madeira Island, Portugal)… other ingredients are like rue, rosemary, fennel or even goose neck barnacles (*disgusted actually just thinking about it*)
Haha as a fellow Australian I have NEVER ever used the first two, however, the rest is accurate to a degree! And yes we will always find an easier way to say something haha #lazy or #efficient.. ?
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Title: “girlfriend”
Zeuz: “second best friend”
😂😂
Moonlightbae the same on vixellas
Gabby Idol yeah i saw it lmao so funny
He forgot the space: Girl Friend.
“It comes up at least once a month”
“Once a month? A period.”
😂😂😂
Once a month? A werewolf transformation
Once a month? ... Idk...
I literally thought that
It’s funny because I’m in mine rn lmao
Cuteness overload!
But seriously when you hear the slang, no wonder some people think Australia is a made up country xD
Am I made up too? ;-;
Is my life a lie?
Is this all a dream?
Am I dead?
Is this heaven?.. Nah.. Couldn't be.. I've had too many sunburns.. XD
(What u said was true tho.. No hate.. I'm just being dumb xD)
I’m an Aussie and I didn’t get like half of these😂😂
RIGHT! Some of the quizzes I did had ones I had no idea about
Zeuz maybe I’m just not Aussie enough🤔🤔
Same. I was so confused
bruh, sameee
Yep same
I live in Louisiana and I’ve said “have a crack at it”. So can def back Sasha up!
Also from Louisiana,I can say I’ve said that too!
I’m in Tennessee and we say it too!
9. PASH
Vixella: The first thing I thought of was... mashed potatoes...
Zeuz: *Facepalm*
😂 I’M DYING
Australians are British Texans is what I’ve learned from this
omg that"s what my friends call me lmao
OMG YES!!!!
I’m not to sure about that...
(I’m Australian)
Omg your so right its scary
My best friend is a Texan and I am British and one of my other friends is Australian so not really
Sasha: The first thing I thought of was mashed potatoes.
Me: Yup, she's American.
😂
I am British and that's what it thought of 😆 and not just because I was eating mash potato at the time 😆
8:08 that’s funny because in england “grog” is like “bogeys/snot”😂😂
I'm from North Carolina and we definitely say "I'll take a crack at it", so it's also an American phrase
i was gonna say the same thing! Nc in tha house lol
Anna AYYYYE ME TOO
I thought EVERYONE said it. I'm Pennsylvanian.
I'm English and I've said it
Yay NC!
About liquor stores in the US: each state does it differently, it's kind of dumb. In some places, you can get everything including spirits/hard alcohol from grocery stores, others have separate ABC stores, (Alcoholic Beverage Control), and some places you can only purchase alcohol on certain days or times, like not after midnight or not at all on Sundays.
Yeah, like in Wisconsin you can get hard liquor at the grocery store but when I visited my grandparents in Texas they had to go to a liquor store
I think it all depends on the towns that each store is in too. In my hometown they built a super Wal-Mart and couldn't get approved to sell liqour from both the town it was built in and the bordering town as I guess the back of the building extended over the town border.
"Hi friend" - yep we do use that word to mean friend. Also enemy for some reason?
I call my enemies my besties, and my friends b*-
5:26 the way Sasha starts acting cute, y'all I'm dead.😍🥰
I live in Wisconsin, and I've said "Have a crack at it" before.
Kris R I also live in Wisconsin and totally have said that as well 😅
I live in the butt-cheese of the US, Pennsylvania, and I can vouch for her that we do say “have a crack” when referring to trying OR guessing something
I'm from Pennsylvania too
_c0sm1x_ niiiiiiiice!!!!! We can be pa buddiesssssss
HeY! PA Squad! 💙💛❤️
PxndaCakes _c0sm1x_ we can make a PA squad!
Hello, fellow Pennsylvanian
i like bikkie as a big hickey better than a biscuit lmao
A tinny in New Zealand is a small amount of marijuana wrapped in tinfoil. Definitely don't want to confuse those two when you're travelling between NZ and Australia 😁
Or maybe you do 🥴😂
0:31 no ones gonna talk about how cool that was💀
I've definitely said 'take a crack at it.' Also, 'mate's rates' is also a thing in the US. Though, it's called 'friends and family discount' here. Or maybe it's just a MA thing...
So much more she needs to learn. Try these on for size.
"Gonna pack me cossies and thongs and head down to the beach."
"Strewth, did ya see that? Dave went in for a dip and nearly lost his budgy smugglers"
"Bob, did ya bring the esky mate? I'm dying for a coldie"
OMG these are fantastic! I'll ask her and see if she has any clue as to what im saying!
@@kryticzeuz Let us know! I would love to see her reaction to 1 and 2 lol.
Jo PlayingTheSims
My guesses as a british person are:
1) cossies- I have literally no clue thongs- flip-flops
2) budgy smugglers- swimming trunks?
3) coldie- cold alcoholic beverage typically in a can esky- alcohol container?
please tell me how wrong I was
@@RedBanana_ 1. Cossie =swimsuit, thongs are flip flops.
2. Close, they are speedos. I think of trunks as having legs.
3 Normally a beer and the Esky is a cooler, so it can be drinks or it might have food as well. :)
Jo PlayingTheSims thanks! Any that I got right were purely because I watch so many Australian youtube channels (eg Lufu, Lazarbeam, Liv Bevan, Click, ect).
any aussie slang I know I learnt from this so they may be wrong idk th-cam.com/video/nPtJkh7DqyI/w-d-xo.html
You guys are so adorable together. Hope you enjoy your visit.
“Oi c**t” oh my god that could not be more accurate
I am truly greg.
Honestly. Yes
WOOP WOOP VIXELLA
"you can buy wine from the supermarket" Sasha you can also get vodka and whiskey and anything else in most places lmao
Houston TX bb!!! 🤟❤️
Maye another houstonian
Trisha Young 💯
My favourite is ‘well I’m not here to f**k spiders’ which means obviously
Yep, we say "Have a crack at it" here! Also common is "I'll take a crack at it" :)
It’s kind of hilarious how as a New Zealander I use most of these but still some of them were SO AUSTRALIAN that I had no clue!
Reeeeee I’m from vixellas channel
2:14 HAHAHAHAA
Girls minds do go there
ALSO HIS FACE
He's trying to figure it out
I literally live in. Australia and have never heard anyone say any of these words except for maccas, bikkie, arvo, ute and those are the only ones ik XD
martina blue same here 🤣 I think I know a few more than you though
This was awesome, because Vixella is here DUH
We actually say a lot of these in the UK too 😊
They have our sarcasm/dry humour too 😊 Americans not so much
hmmm not much. I am down south and we don't say much of these stuff. Maybe like bikkie for biscuit and stuff but not ALL of them.
‘Grog’ is in a game called the secret of monkey island. It is the drink of choice of pirates.
9:21: That's because we are the only state to be a country!
Don't Mess With Texas, Y'all!
everything Australian has to be said in the most fun way possible. even my new suburb everyone has shorthand locally all ending with "o"
We also call a small boat a tinny in Australia
Some of these are probably fairly common in any Anglosphere country.
Grog (originally a mix of Rum and water) was an official part of the daily rations in the Royal Navy and carried on into the early US Navy. Rum rations continued to be offered in the Royal Navy until 1970, the Canadian Navy until 1972, and the Royal New Zealand Navy until 1990.
We don't really have anything comparable to a Ute in the US any more. The Ford Ranchero was cancelled in 1979 and the El Camino was cancelled in 1987. For a few years in the early 2000s the Subaru Baja was basically a Ute but it didn't last long.
"My best friend in australia drives a ute"
Me: Oh is it a ute?
aUsSiEs wHeRe u aT
SAME!
I'm an American, married to my Aussie for 15 years come June :) My husband saw this and said "Mark it, we have to watch it!" LOL!
Where I'm from in America we call a liquor store a "Packie"
What part of America you be from i call it a liquor store or alcohol store simple i ain't never herd of no "packie"so i think thats just you or im saying it wrong but EVERYONE i know says liquor or alcohol sooo ya
@@aquashima5077 It's a Boston area thing. Liqours stores are also known as a package store therefore the packie.
Me as a Australian: I know some of these but not them all.
“Wake up”
I mean for me its hard to wake up 😆 I end up sleeping for another 30 minutes
Vixella: I thought of mash potatoes
Me: SAMEEEEE
"Pash."
"First thing I thought of was mashed potatos..."
Same.
Lol little did zeus know he would be stuck there for over a year mwhahahahaha
I’m an Aussie and the first few I was like, I have never heard a single person say this. 😂
Omg I knew what grog meant because we use it in Swedish too. We can both use it to say alcohol-ish. Like we can say "Ska vi ha lite grog?" which would mean "should we have some alcohol"-ish. This may be a regional slang from where I'm from though. I'm pretty sure my brother has said it a lot. Sometimes we use it instead of like pub or bar. So like "Ska vi gå på groggen?" which would mean "Should we go to the pub." other than that I think I've heard it be used in English in a sentence such as "I'm feeling a little groggy"
I think technically, a Swedish "grogg" is a mix of alcohol and what's called "grogg-virke" (like grog material/matter?idk) which is like a juice or something to make cheap booze drinkable. So basically a not-so-fancy cocktail. :P
But grog is originally an English word.
@@JustSaralius yeah might be more so. I've heard it been used like that though. (like how I mentioned) then again it may only be my brother and his friends who speak like that
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who says the buttcrack of dawn 😂😂
Me, an Australian, not knowing most of these: *visible confusion*
I am Australian and I didn't know some of these 🤣
When zues said about the monicule I choacked on my tea then I pucked while my nose was running 😂 but rip my egg I had earlyer ( I can’t spell )
I love y'all's c***ship!
I'm here because I follow Vixella and love the video they😘😁👍👍 made together, and because I love Australians! My boyfriend is Irish and also says bikkie to cookies! Kisses, new subscriber here!
A few of these are slangs are used in UK too ie bikkie, mates rates, take a crack at it, tinny.
The sanger one is funny because Sasha thought you said singer in an accent and the word sanger in Danish means singer 😅
UK knackered
When you live in Australia but don’t know a lot of these.....Oof 😂
...very, VERY Australian drunk!
Yes we all say" have a crack at it"😂
Lol everything's bigger in Texas cause we were a country for like 8 years
Grog
Vixella... kangaroo
Are you telling me that my childhood favourite show is now alcohol, poor grug
I know grog as a warm alcoholic drink: rum with hot water
Have a crack is something we say in Tennessee too
In the US military grog is a mixture of all different alcohols into a punchbowl.
H-town REPRESENT!!! And yeah we say have a crack at it. 🤷🏻♀️
I thought a Tinny was a boat
Some of these are common in the UK too
Im Irish sometimes i say knackered and have a crack at it,bicky ☺️
Yeah. We do say that. "I'll take a crack at it" mean I'll try it.
So Australian call McDonald's maccas
UK maccys🇬🇧😂
A tinny is a boat what are you thinking lol??
As soon as he said Australian slang words I immediately started evil grinning. My dad literally says knackered and he's an American who moved to Australia, so I guess it isn't that weird but.. (fun fact, my dad actually lived in Japan for a few years, too!)
Australians make everything shorter Choccie - Chocolate 🍫
Thumbnail: America
Grog i think is a Swedish word/slang for a alcoholic drink with only liquor and one more component like coke or Fanta or Red Bull
I live in Australia and I’ve never heard the word “yakka”.
'taking the mickey'
I love bounty bars
Zeuz... Why did i get about add for flights to Australia as soon as i clicked this video.
I think the word grog came from the gold rush as a term for alcohol
8:20 Monkey Island
I'm British & knew most of these :-)
Oh my god, it's so funny that in Australia, grog means alcohol! Actually grogue/grogu (in creole) is drink made of rum, water and sugar very popular in Cape Verde, and some have lemon juice (like poncha from Madeira Island, Portugal)… other ingredients are like rue, rosemary, fennel or even goose neck barnacles (*disgusted actually just thinking about it*)
I was going to expect something then I realized how y'all are so cute so I forgot 😂❤️
*lived in Australia my whole life*
He says words:
Me: Wut? 😐
Haha as a fellow Australian I have NEVER ever used the first two, however, the rest is accurate to a degree! And yes we will always find an easier way to say something haha #lazy or #efficient.. ?
The title:turning my GIRLFRIEND from American to Australian
In the video:im here with my second best friend
Sasha:😐
I am full aussie and love using our slang
A tinny is a type of boat...never heard a beer called tinny here I am in Queensland Australia
I’m Australian and I didn’t know more than half of these
as an australian listening to zeus’s voice is making me realise how we do kinda sound british
I came here from Sasha's channel and they still didn't pick up the heart in the background that fell in her video
Mp3 Converter SHOOK
Every thing in Texas is bigger except Sasha
Im britsh and we say knackered :)
we also call McDonalds, Macciys :)
Pash motatoes
Me being Australian and not getting any of the slang