As a native New Yorker, Mary Carillo is quite familiar with various forms of slang. As she herself would put it, this woman knows her onions. So naturally, Carillo was intrigued to understand the ...

to which the premier replied “knob”—the Aussie slang or insult equivalent of “idiot” or “obnoxious.” “You’ve got to have one unprofessional moment, don’t you? That was it ...

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Aussie slang may not only confuse new arrivals to the country but also people who speak English as their first language. Australians tend to abbreviate the simplest of words, and so Aussie slang ...

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Friends separated by thousands of miles are staying close with "Wednesday Waffle" chats. NBC News' Kate Snow reports on the trend's roots in Australian slang, where "waffle" means to speak at length ...

An English tradie living in Australia has revealed an embarrassing blunder over a simple piece of slang. Picture: TikTok/@_cloughy_ Since, the pair have learned that “root” is Australian slang ...

An Australian woman named Tanya Hennessy shared a video of herself using South African slang after she spent a week in the country The comedian incorporated popular words and phrases to greet ...