Get a everyone mark can't hear your resident expert on the Aussie culture and today we're going to be going over 18 Australian slang words and their meanings. To start things off we have Drongo. What do you call some of the travels here without doing a little study or watching one of these videos first? Drongo is basically another name for idiot. Then we have Fairgo. Basically the polite Australian way of saying fuck me. Stubberto? Fairgo. Didn't get paid properly? Fairgo. Then we arrive at Dickhead. Not to be confused with Dickhead. Dickhead is way of making the term Dickhead slightly more serious. If for example while he's driving and someone pulls out in front of you you don't say Dickhead you go oh Dickhead. All that. Far out it's just another polite way of saying fuck. Who simply means good bye? I'm Australian and I say it so don't say no and does. G'day it's more than just an Aussie cliche people actually do agree with it. Like I do. I'm Aussie. The server is a service or gas station for your yanks where you go feel like you're landing or buy some overpriced beef jerky. And a horn is not the male direction it is a mobile. If someone says get on the horn they aren't asking for sex unless they say get on the horn they're asking you to use some form of communication device like a mobile phone or a radio. That's what a horn is unless they're pointing to their penis. True blood fairdencom. It's a real deal. The duck's nuts. In other words it's 100% true. A Barbie is not a doll. It's a barbecue like the one that we fry shrimp on apparently according to you yanks. A biff is a fight generally on gentleman's terms. A tiff is different but we'll cover that one later. Mungan can either mean eating food or wanting to eat a particular sort of food. For example right now I'm mungan for a $7 parmy and a pot down at the pub. If something goes shit shaped it means it's gone wrong. For example if the waitress is bringing over me $7 parmy and drops it in a plate smashers she might say that situation's gone shit shaped and so would I. Two balls in a sack is the Aussie way of saying like two peas and a pod. It's basically when you're so close with one of your mates you may as well just be two testicles and well a sack. Hard yak is more than just a clothing brand. It's an actual term for hard work which is how most of us Aussies make our living. A piss up is a party involving alcohol. Generally hosted in someone's backyard out in Whop Whop and it's got a kitty pool and a slab of piss or alcohol. Whop means in the middle of nowhere away from any point of reference so far into the fact that you have absolutely no idea where you are. I piloted on this map and read and going walk about means just taking time to go walking generally aimlessly or to clear your head or just a past time and usually it's done in the bush. So there's 18 Aussie slang terms you'll most definitely hear while you're in Australia. And I guarantee that when my name's not Mark Hunt Aussie expert. Hooray.