People In America And The UK Don't Say These Two Words As Religiously As Australians
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March 3, 2025 · 1 min · 183 words · Angela Hernandez
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Oh naur …
With “naur” gaining viral status and shows likeHeartbreak Highfinding global success, the Internet is discovering the intricacies of everyday Aussie speech.#
So, if you’re looking to understand Ca$h and Darren, or maybe talk like Peach PRC, here’s an Aussie vocab lesson courtesy ofThe Local PickUppodcast hosts, Jack and Kyle.#
On a recent episode ofThe Local PickUp,Jack and Kyle made the massive claim that non-Australians “don’t know what ‘heaps’ means”.#
Jack came to this realisation after meeting some Americans and pointing out that there were “heaps of trees” nearby. “They had no fucking idea what I was talking about,” he shared.#
Adding to the American-Australian slang disparities, Jack also recalled that when he went out drinking with some US-folk and said “cheers” to encourage everyone to clink their beverages together, they mocked him.#
The Local PickUpteam also noted that people in the UK were much the same in regards to the words “heaps” and “keen”.#
And contrary to the hosts' initial statement, Ireland has also claimed use of the word “heaps”.#
Are there any Aussie slang words that you need defined?#