Australians speak their own brand of English, developed during their years of isolation from other English-speaking peoples.

Its vowel sounds have been compared to those of the London Cockney. But they feel insulted by the comparison.
And so do Australians.

At its best, it is clearer, lengthier, and correct grammatically — but the unmistakeable flat accent will distinguish it from any other intonation on earth.

Aussies enjoy creating word plays and colloquialisms that are unique to this country.
The results are often very funny, picturesque, and robust.

By using this dictionary you will have a better understanding of the aussie personality, and the aussie sense of humour.