Translate from Normal Language into Australian English
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Ever wondered how to sound a bit more Aussie while chatting with your mates? The Australian English Translator is your go-to tool for transforming standard language into the vibrant and rich dialect of Aussie English. Whether you’re looking to sprinkle in some classic slang or capture the essence of Down Under, this translator has got you covered. It’s as easy as a Sunday arvo; just enter your text, and watch it come alive with that unique Aussie flair. From ‘how are you?’ to ‘how’s it going, mate?’, you’re just a click away from mastering the dialect of the land of kangaroos and koalas!
“Normal Language”, and capitalised. What ignorant, stupid and rude person wrote that title? The galah should ‘ave to eat spuds an’ snags til the cows come ‘ome.
Any chance we could get Aussie to US English? That could help when we Yanks are watching an Australian movie. I was watching Territory w/Robert Taylor and I caught “arvo”, which wasn’t an obvious guess (like “station” and “muster”, which are obvious in this particular series), but I couldn’t figure that one out.
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“Normal Language”, and capitalised. What ignorant, stupid and rude person wrote that title? The galah should ‘ave to eat spuds an’ snags til the cows come ‘ome.
Any chance we could get Aussie to US English? That could help when we Yanks are watching an Australian movie. I was watching Territory w/Robert Taylor and I caught “arvo”, which wasn’t an obvious guess (like “station” and “muster”, which are obvious in this particular series), but I couldn’t figure that one out.