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Hi here are the basics of Australian slang G’day is hullo, pronounced Gidday which is a shortened form of Good Day, and used mostly in informal situations. More formally we would say Hullo, Good Morning, Good Afternoon, or the likes. Goodbye is Goodbye. Although some people say Hooroo, pronounced ‘ooroo, bye, seeya, cheers, cheerio [ old people]. Bloke is an Aussie male who generally is a hard worker and does the right thing. Eg., "Bill’s a Good Bloke". A girl is a 'sheila'. Mate is Friend, mainly for males. Everyone in Australia is mate, so we would often say "G’day mate" or "Thanks mate". Onya means Well Done, a shortened form of Good On You. The best "Aussieism" in my opinion.

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Hello: Hi, Hey How are you? : What's up? (wassup?), How's it going? Goodbye: Bye, Byebye (Buh-bye), See you later (See ya, later)