@@alexjohnson4427 beaches in Sydney (and I’m sure along the coast and in other cities too) have “nippers” clubs. Basically kids do like swimming, surfing, sand running, life saving skills etc. on like a Saturday or Sunday morning. I think the term “nippers” is derived from the term “shark biscuit”, slang for a kid at the beach, in the sense that nippers will get nipped by a shark. Or maybe it’s bc no one could come up with a better name idfk I give up basically just a kids beach club.
I am looking for a show that aired on Channel Nine. I don't remember what it was called. I think the premise was that the show granted people their wishes. Many wanted to meet their favorite celebrities. After the huge popularity of High School Musical, Zac Efron was involved in one episode. A little girl wanted to meet him.
You’ve never heard ‘some’ of this slang in your life is what you should say. If you don’t at least know what an Esky, stubby holder, thongs, and budgie smugglers are than I don’t think you can call yourself Australian, cause they’re pretty damn common! The only ones I didn’t know personally was ‘cossie’ and ‘Nipper.
@@sean95 cossie isnt used in every state thats why and nipper is the baby surf life savers at a surfclub ( 4-10) so if you didnt grow up by the beach why would you know that? Some slag is state or location specific
no one knows what those words mean unless you grew up in Australia. my parents migrated from another country and they probably don't know what those words mean either
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I didn’t realise how much is slang god I’m such a bogan
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Why does Zac Efron know so much Aussie slang
he lives in Australia now
@@kameroncj481 that makes sense now😂
Stubby Holder: A wife? - Zac Efron... I mean his he wrong though 😂
im aussie and some of these things i dont know lmao
I was gonna say, I hardly know any of this slang. Who the ef made this list? hahaha
Same here, wtf is nippers?
@@alexjohnson4427 beaches in Sydney (and I’m sure along the coast and in other cities too) have “nippers” clubs. Basically kids do like swimming, surfing, sand running, life saving skills etc. on like a Saturday or Sunday morning. I think the term “nippers” is derived from the term “shark biscuit”, slang for a kid at the beach, in the sense that nippers will get nipped by a shark. Or maybe it’s bc no one could come up with a better name idfk I give up basically just a kids beach club.
0:56 So Cute
Kids that bite your nipples...
OMG
LOL
I am looking for a show that aired on Channel Nine. I don't remember what it was called. I think the premise was that the show granted people their wishes. Many wanted to meet their favorite celebrities. After the huge popularity of High School Musical, Zac Efron was involved in one episode. A little girl wanted to meet him.
I’m so confused. Is this how the rest of the world views us!? I have never heard this slang in my life.
You’ve never heard ‘some’ of this slang in your life is what you should say. If you don’t at least know what an Esky, stubby holder, thongs, and budgie smugglers are than I don’t think you can call yourself Australian, cause they’re pretty damn common! The only ones I didn’t know personally was ‘cossie’ and ‘Nipper.
Sean Paley Aussie slang doesn’t make you an Australian. Just saying. And I was too lazy to watch the rest of the video.
@@sean95 nipper and cossie are older slang, depending on your age I guess
Nipper is also Ankle Bitter
@@sean95 cossie isnt used in every state thats why and nipper is the baby surf life savers at a surfclub ( 4-10) so if you didnt grow up by the beach why would you know that? Some slag is state or location specific
Alexandra is iconic.
all i hear from zach efron: like like like
I live in aus. And we dont use most of these
Depends where you live to be honest .
No that isnt a "Stubby holder" but now its the new "Budgie smuggler"
Lol
Hilarious...!
I'm 50 and I've never heard of a "Good Rig" it's either Victorian or Millennial. I've lived in every state except Tas. So maybe it's Tas...
i didnt realise how bogan i was until i watched this ALSO THEM NOT KNOWING SLIP SLOP SLAP, WHY AM I SO OFFENED
no one knows what those words mean unless you grew up in Australia. my parents migrated from another country and they probably don't know what those words mean either