Jacob Elordi Teaches You Australian Slang | Vanity Fair
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- Jacob Elordi schools us in Australian slang. From "goon sack" to "the bush," Jacob will leave you saying "Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi" after this episode of Slang School.
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as a fellow australian i can FEEL him trying not to swear almost all the way through
@Brain Freed bruh one of the schools I used to compete with their chant what “Goosie Goosie Goosie, Oi, Oi, Oi!” (Their school was gooseberry hill)
@Brain Freed Nah my school was trash
Me toooooo
So bloody true
lol yes
i know he is Australian but his American accent on the kissing booth is so freaking good
i thought he was American but lived in Australia so this was surprising lol
Nit really but ok.
@@user-xr8hb3cy7j everyone has different opinions, most people did think the accent was spot on.
Faiza 。 “everyone has different” “most” stop contradicting ur self xx
@@user-xr8hb3cy7j Sure? I'm genuinely telling the truth, compare the number of comments and you'll see that around 1 in 10 people think it wasn't that great of an accent. "xx"
I cant be the only who only just found out that he is Australian
Count me in, 1 day after you lol
The only reason I clicked on this cause I thought it was a joke
just found out today!!!
katelyn gray I didn’t either 😂
dude same
he seems infinitely friendlier with an Aussie accent lol
We are extremely friendly
Im literally Australian and sitting here listening to him teach aussie slang just to see if he explains it right lol
I love watching Aussies explain Aussie slang for some reason too haha.
Haha I so agree, I did that. He could add a lot more. But the goon, the biggie smugglers are so true.
Same! I was satisfied
Same
SAME HAHA
He’s someone that looks like every Wattpad character in them Teen Romances
When i saw the thumbnail i thought "josh hutcherson looks different since hunger games" 🤣
well his first big role was a wattpad book originally 😂
@@monica-nh6kw yup kissing booth was written on wattpad
Crying 🤣🤣🤣🤣
someone PLEASE tell me that i wasn’t the only one who didn’t know that he was australian...
If I drink a shot of tequila for every time he said “bloody” I would be completely maggot
Yeah saying "bloody" is a every day bloody thing just like f*cken
Absobloodylutely
And it should be “maggoted”
He’s probably trying not to say “f*cken” ... it’s the standard Aussie interjection. We swear (curse) like it’s breathing.
hes trying not to swear because we swear every sentence most of the time
"He uses Australian slang to explain Australian slang, i don't understand.."
Me, an Australian: "What do you mean? He's pretty good at explaining."
same lol
He does use terms that I assume are Australian in his definitions e.g. nog. Not an issue just makes us more curious. It’s more fun to hear him than googling. 😀
I'm not Australian, yet I understood it.
Hahahahahaha lol
it took some time for me to understand "poyoooa beeeyaa" @1.54
Funny how an australian accent makes a hot guy a little bit hotter..
A little? 👀
@@josefinadiaz1402 I was gonna say
@@HotbbTish hahaha
Bruh our accent not even good
True... It's so weird!
note to self: the actor isn't the character they play
YOU SAID IT BEST PERIOD-
*after watching Euphoria*
"Remember actor ≠ character. Actor ≠ character"
luckily lol
Fr I watched kissing booth first (man do I regret that, idek why I watched all three - cough Marco cough) and I hated Noah then I started watching euphoria and I hated Nate and here I am, fangirling over this man ✌️✌️✌️
Common sense
Me an Australian learning Australian slang: Hmmm interesting
Same 😂
Call me out. I-
I mean... don’t be calling me out like that
Same
same 😭😭 I seriously didn’t know some of these , maybe it’s bc I live in the suburbs
I love how he’s trying to teach Australian slang and when he tries to explain it more simply he just says another form of Australian slang for that same word.
As an Australian this is very easy to understand so I don’t understand how hard it is to understand lol
im not Australian and i found it very easy to understand lol
yeah same im aussie and ppl don’t get it but it makes so much sense to me
Same I’m Aussie I find it so easy to understand
As a Melburnian, I can definitely tell that Jacob a Queenslander!
@@janaeprytherch5329 he went to st kevin’s for high school
I wish they let him just speak in an Australian accent in movies he would gain so much attention.
frrr
Like Cate Blanchett she does that
Unfortunately the role(s) his playing are supposed to be American therefore he has to have american accent 😉
it doesn't fit the character tho
I like his English accent better.
bangchan and felix: seems about right mate
I was desperately looking for a comment about felix and chan😅
only reason i’m here
Omg 😂 This is in my recommendations because I am Aussie but I am also a Stay 😁🥰😝
Ohhh a stay 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
I was looking for this comment (*ﾉ・ω・)ﾉ♫
I looked up dropbear and its basically a carnivorous type koala that is entirely a product of the Australian mind, made specifically to scare tourists. And Jacob went along with it.
Ummmm… my dad was killed by a drop bear. Theyre no joke. Definitely beware of them
no they're real i've seen someone's dad been attacked. it was pretty bad.
Given that the percentage of lethal wild animals present in Australia reaches astronomical levels, the mere fact that this required fact checking makes me wonder if this was actually true as described by him.
I've seen them. They look cute but if you come across one flippin run! They're sneeky and aggressive!
@@rebeccasharp5865 so sorry to read of your loss 😔 that's traumatic 😔
Okay, admit it or not but if he ever became a history teacher, then that would have been a really interesting class...dude is so eloquent!
Yeah but I wouldn’t pay attention bc im literally obsessed with him
It’s the accent
He is pretty good at explaining these words. Everyone else, instead of describing the mea ing just used the American word for it
Agree 💯!
my daddy issues would act up lmao
'Undoubtedly everyone at the bar who was Australian would be saying "eh there's a bloody yank here" because.. because we would hear you' *smirks* THE SHADE
did he lie tho...
I love the shade hahahahhahahha
AHHH
🤣😂😂
RUDE
I don’t realise how complicated our slang is until someone tries to explain things like old mate😂😂👌🏼
i’m aussie and even i understand how that can be confusin
ikr
It's so Queensland tho.
Me being a non-Australian STAY understanding some of these slangs: “YES I UNDERSTOOD THAT”
Same though lol
I thought if skz when looking at the thumbnail
The only reason I clicked was because I wanted to learn aussie slang so I could use it if I meet Bang Chan and Felix lol
OMG SO MANY STAYS HERE HAHA I’M NOT ALONEEE
@Jasmine kuwonu lol same esp the “aussie aussie aussie yeet yeet yeet”
I don't know how, but he stole Josh Hutcherson's face. He's like Peeta Flynn.
Also Dean Winchester
LMAOOOO
LMAO I ONLY FOUND OUT NOT LONG AGO THAT THEY WERE DIFFERENT PEOPLE 💀
Am I the only one who would love to see him in a Hunger Games prequel/remake or sequel? He would be awsome
@@franciscagomes185 Maybe as another character. Josh will always be Peeta.
Why no one is talking about how many times he said “bloody” ahahah
They sensor fxck but they say bloody lololol
I’m Aussie and I say bloody all the time lol I didn’t even know it was a sweat word well apparently it bloody is
@Isabella Surman-21 bloody ain’t rlly a swear word mate. But here in Britain we say it religiously as well😂
Well it is known as the Great Australian Adjective.
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“Once upon a time” when I was a kid (in the 50s) bloody was a swear word and you got a belting if your Mum or Dad caught you saying it. Funny thing is, as a kid, I never heard the F-word, it was always bloody this or bloody that and then gradually over time it was replaced by the F-word thanks to the influence of American movies. Sadly it’s the way much of our Aussie vernacular (I remember as a kid) is slowly disappearing because of our exposure to American tv shows and movies (not a criticism just the way things changed over the years) e.g. never heard the word “guy” to refer to a male, it was either “bloke” or “fellow/fella”.
If you remember Steve Irwin, he was a classic at using the Aussie vernacular that I remember growing up with.
Bro why us there a comment directly above you that says this word for word I-
Absolutely no idea what he’s talking about as a Bostonian I’m just sitting here in awe staring at him
ask him what a clicker, bubblah, or duck boat is and see if he knows
"y'know?" no jacob sweaty i do nOT thats why im here
“SALTY BUTTAH”
Reminded me of Kylie Kwong!! :D
It’s better than SAHHLTY BUHHTRRR
jacob: "the bush"
*giggles*
jacob: "...the bush"
As an Aussie, Dropbears always make me laugh when they are talked about
I laughed so hard cuz he said it with such a straight face and I’m sure there are ppl who believed it given non-Aussies already think Australia is just 90% wild, dangerous creatures!
@@tulsi5584 It's Australia's greatest secret :)
They’re lethal hey !
comments: everyone talking about how many times he said bloody
me: bloody calm down its just a word
As an australian i can say that this is the most accurate aussie slang video they've done
pookie always carries🥰😘
as an australian this was the most accurate explanation of slang ive ever watched
When he said “gas station” in an American accent, I realized how much uglier American accents are than Australian accents.
I know its wierd in comparison
Fr tho Americans are so rank 🤢
no i’m australian and i literally love american accents
I'm Irish and I hate Americans I love Australian accent
@@idekrn9873 Dont be mean to us americans :0
Omg the “old mate” was so funny bc it was so relatable. “Yanna bloody old mate bloody y’a know”
So true 😂 along with the flinger clicking it was so accurate
wow I never knew he was Aussie, I've only ever watched him with his American accent
Being an Aussie listening to another Aussie explaining Aussie terms. Is a whole new experience. Like most of them I've heard and yet I still don't know all of them. And the Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi is mainly said around Australian day and or said when you feel like making fun of it as its pretty dumb like making a dinosaur sound just makes you laugh
Everyone struggling to understand him and I’m and Aussie being like wth how he’s so clear?? HAHAHAHA
Honestly, I’m an Aussie, 28 and I have literally never said Service Station - it is a servo and that is that...
HAHAH really?! I've only ever called it the petrol station HAHAH
that's because you're too young.
@@ktwashere5637 i don’t think so ahahha all my friends call it the servo, i just grew up in a different area
Same, it’s always been servo and never petrol or service station
Lolll he brought it up when i read this timing is immaculate
As an Australian, this is hilarious to see him try and explain whilst he is looking off camera - screen left.
I'm an Aussie girl and can honestly say that he explained our slang very well :)
im australian and i use these slang words everyday. and yes we have a weird culture but we are bloody proud of it. A quick tip for any one who wants to visit australia please dont say shrimp on the barbie because you will get a punch to the face because we hate it. and i have only heard Aussie Aussie Aussie oi oi oi only at cricket matches where everyone is drunk and having a grand ole time.
And certainly, at The Australian Open tennis matches as well as NYC when I've attended, and Pat Rafter or Leyton Hewitt were playing. Rafter back-to-back US Open champion was awesome!
Honestly , Jacob deserves an Oscar just for being Jacob Elordi
I honestly would attend any class Jacob teaches
Why are you always *there*
oh my god yes i would enjoy that soooooo much
BRUH YOURE IN EVERY COMMENT SECTION
@@ccamilacedeno who your talking abt???????
Hahaaaaaaa
I do not mean this in a mean way I am simply informing the yanks (also I am Australian) a "Yarn" is a Indigenous term for having a chat. In our culture we have yarning circles which is a traditional meeting place to talk, Just letting everyone know enjoy your lockdown💌
Cool
i felt personally attacked when he mimicked “gas station” 😂😂
What are you talking about mate? The Aussie Aussie Aussie chant is STANDARD at any sporting event!
And festivals, every one I’ve been to, at least once per artist, especially international artist, it’s chanted!
I know!?!
like at every cricket match too. its not an ashes test with out it.
@@KateyYeah i think that was the point that locals dont use it around him. international artist for sure lol
@@mann7298 no, I mean the audience chants it in front of the artists.
“The bush... a ha ha”
I'm glad someone else caught that hahaha
i’m aussie and i love watching vids of people explaining aussie slang
I'm Spanish but I stayed 2 years in Australia and when he mentioned "woolies", my memories came back.
pov: you have VF notifications on because you’re waiting for the billie 4 year interview
Please this is me ✋😐🙈
Crazy
L I T E R A L L Y ME
i'm surprised i'm not the only one
Oop u exposed me
that’s Kaia’s dog lol
lolololol thought u were talking about Jacob until the video started and saw the dog
@@xcanyoureadmymind LMAO
not vanity fair liking this comment omg
@@xcanyoureadmymind 💀💀💀💀
First thing I thought of when I saw the dog 😂
this is probs my fav interview he’s done ngl
LEMME TELL YOU! when i saw his face again after a year of him not doing much interviews I was DIEING OF LOVE!!
In Alaska we call the Tundra the Bush too. Hence the show “The Bush People”
Bush is located all around the world LOVE!
@@amandacottrell5175 ok relax
@@aidanmccauley3776 calm ya farm Aidens life! Its called fact, regardless Alaskan or Australian bush its located all around the world, but to most "the bush" represents Australia more than it represents other Countries. Tell me this if you think of Australia what would be the first few things you think of? Bush, kangaroos, Opera house, dangerous animals?... my point exactly. So how abouts you relax!
Maybe they should put that word up as Australian Slang "love" because its a way to end off a conversation (message) to a female lol
@@amandacottrell5175 no need to get all salty and sarcastic with me Amanda x
@@aidanmccauley3776 lol.. 15 year old keyboard warrior. Good luck on the weekly Wednesday vlogs 👏
Jacob: "ah uuhh a zooper dooper is like an icey pole, a flavoured icey pole."
Me: tf is an icey pole...
Solid ice treat for hot days. Not a snow cone. Solid.
Its an otter poppppp
Popsicle 🤣
It’s a pop sickle, obviously you can’t hang with us if you can’t get zopper doopers
I call it a freeze pop
i would never know that hes austrailian his american accent is so good
you know what...he did great representing us here in australia. great job mate
aussi aussi aussi is shouted at the top of your lungs at every Aussie sport event - dunno what he’s on about
I think he means hes yet to use it in everyday life
learning Australian slang so I can impress Bang Chan and Felix
He is such an Aussie! as an Australian my self I think it is so cool how he is he is so proud of culture and his country.
*describes aussie slang with more aussie slang*
This is one of the better Aussie ones y'all have done XD but isn't Pommy actually offensive?
I believe so, yes, but I can't remember why offhand
@@stephlrideout something about property of her majesty I think
Stands for Prisoner Of Mother England
@@Kebbythetraveler huh fascinating. Thanks for googling it for me lol
@@claudiabutterworth172 thanks!
The way he explained fairy bread❤️😂
Omfg am I the only one who didn’t know he was Australian
i’m in love with this man now
The chuckle after saying ‘The Bush’ was definitely not referring to the outback 😉
Hahahah 🤣🤣🤣
Hehe glad I’m not the only one who noticed that
someone PLEASE tell me that i wasn’t the only one who didn’t know that he was australian...
You were the only one. You though he was what, Chinese?
How did you not know lol
@@hopewindsor9231 no I thought he was American... but I’ve only seen him in like 2 movies and and in those movies he had an American accent. I haven’t seen anything else about him so I guess I just never paid attention
Forget these people above me! I definitely didn't know 🤯
@@MirtheBlessed right! i knew i wasn’t the ONLY one thank you
i saw "aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi" in the thumbnail and i clicked faster than bangchan could say "oi felix"
i love that he is an Aussie just like myself- makes me feel closer to him💀
this has been the best slang videos yet, the words he’s been given are actually really used a lot here in comparison to other australian slang videos. i hear at least half of these every single day
I didn't pay attention to what he was saying bc his face hypnotized me
Omg same 🤍
Lol same
Literally I had no idea he was Australian !! His English accent on the shows / movies are so good !!!
i appreciate that he went along with the dropbear thing. so many fact videos ab australia spoil all the fun
love that he explains the slang with more aussie slang
Nobody
Literally nobody
Jacob - explaining Australian slang with more Australian slang
I’m Australian and just crackin myself laughing 😂 this is tooooo good
I don’t know who this guy is but as an Aussie, I had to watch it to see if he explained our slangs well. Not disappointed with old mate! Well done! 🇦🇺👌🏽
He's plays Nate "Euphoria"
We use quite a few of these in the UK too. Also, having had a lot of Aussie friends over the years I’d heard of nearly all of them before. Also love how many revolve around drinking. Very Aussie. 😂😂
2:46 Australian recycling: Drink out wine box, pull sack out and use it as a pillow.
Such an adorable video!
The way he described the Fairy Bread.. argh.. it's so tempting!!!
he played nate so good i just never can see him the same
As an Aussie, I understand all of this perfectly
He high-key would make an amazing professor. Or a story teller, lol. Idk he's a good speaker. He should start a podcast!
Very informative when you move to Australia. Cheers Mate.
"Stands out like a shag on a rock" refers to the water bird.
Surprised there was no mention of Bin Chickens 🤣
He really likes Chocolate milk...
All aussies love chocolate milk 😂😂
Choccy milk
Choccy milk
Oath who doesn’t
Oak, kill hungry thirsty dead
i am very much in love with this man
Love this man, South Africa and Australian "slang" is soooo close to each other😂
Didn’t know he was Australian. Feel dumb. Might delete later 😉
Ahhhhh he used to live near me and his whole family is so hilarious in a very witty kind of way. I really hope he never losses his love for here it’s so sweet like with Chris Hemsworth.
Imagine him being a teacher, a TEACHER!! 😳 I would definitely pay attention.
How many Aussie’s are here listening and reading the comments to have a laugh
Guilty. Haha
@@anyonebutyou87 lmao same
Meeee
yes, absolutely hilarious
🙋♀️
I love how he cushioned the "yank" description 😂
“bloody yeah”
Such an incredibly handsome and seemingly down to earth guy. But not surprised, because that seems to be the case for most of the guys down under, as I discovered during my five weeks on the east coast of Australia. I loved it so much!
I love how "old mate" is like "ol'dude" in chicago slang 😂
he has my whole heart
Irish translations:
Maggot: malabasted/plastered/scuttered/flutered etc.
Galah: eejit
Yank: yank
Pommy: Brit
Old mate: yer man(male) yer one(female)
Servo: petrol station
Tuckshop: tuckshop
Zooper dooper: Mr freezes
Having a yarn: chatting away
As a Greek that lives in Australia for 9 years now - I accept this video as a pretty good explanation for what these words mean 🤣
Tuckshop is also used in The Bahamas... I was so shocked when he uttered those words.
it's used in south africa as well.. haha
was also very surprised
its actually British. At my school in Oz we used to say "canteen" instead of tuck shop.
I'm surprised cos tucka/tucker idk how to spell it, is an indigenous Australian word for food I'm pretty sure
So interesting because growing up in Jamaica we called the "cafeteria" a Tuckshop too
I’m an Australia just carefully watching judging him to see if he explains it properly lol