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NEW ZEALAND SLANG: 110 Words in 5 minutes! Speak like a kiwi (w/ SUBTITLES) 🇳🇿🇳🇿

🌟 CHECK OUT MY NEW CHANNEL, BADASS CAREERS - Helping you find your purpose and do work you love: http://bit.ly/badassyoutube 🌟 PART TWO HERE:    • NEW ZEALAND SLANG AND PHRASES (Part 2...   The ultimate guide to speaking kiwi! In this video I speed through 110 New Zealand slang words in just 5 minutes so that you can speak like a real kiwi (New Zealander)! Video is subtitled in English in case my New Zealand accent makes things a little tricky to follow! If you would like another kiwi slang video or for me to show you some funny kiwi phrases or classic New Zealand sayings, please let me know by commenting below! To go further, a great NZ English dictionary can be found here: http://amzn.to/2yT30F1 ALL 110+ KIWI WORDS MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO: Crack-up = funny Kiwi = New Zealanders (Also a native bird) Sweet As / mint / primo = Cool or Awesome No Worries / All good = It's OK / Not a Problem She'll be Right = It’ll be fine Jandals = Flip Flops / Thongs Thong = G-String underwear Tomato Sauce / T-sauce = Ketchup Yeah, nah = No, thank you Nah, yeah = Yes Yeah, nah, yeah = Also yes Cuz / bro / cuzzy bro = friend / mate Knackered / Rooted / Stuffed / buggered = Exhausted Long Drop = Small outhouse over a pit, with no flushing mechanism Jumper = Pull Over / Fleece / Sweater Hori = trashy Rank = disgusting Skux / Skux deluxe = Young male who dresses well to attract the ladies Cool bro = really cool Cool story bro = Not a cool story GC = Good c-u-n-t Stubbies = Beer cans or short-shorts for men Dairy = Corner Store Chur / chur bro = cheers / thank you Piss = alcohol Take the piss = tease / mock OTP = on the piss = getting drunk Piss head = someone who like the drink Piece of piss = easy Piss up = opportunity to drink Wop-Wops = Middle of nowhere Tu Meke = Awesome, good job Waka = Maori word for boat/canoe Land waka = bus Loose unit = someone that doesn’t know what they’re doing Not Even = Not true / doubt it Ow = gives the phrase more emphasis like not even ow Gawk = stare Gumboots = waterproof boots Red Bands = iconic gumboots made in NZ Heaps = Lots Bogan = unsophisticated person Westie = Bogan from West Auckland JAFA = just another F’n Aucklander Squiz = Take a look - "Here let me have a squiz". Hard out / Hard = I totally agree! 'P’ = Methamphetamine/Ice aka NZ hard drug of choice Dear / pricey = expensive Pretty = good looking / quite Munted = Broken / Not Working / Damaged Munter = Dumb person Suss = To investigate, short for suspect - "I need to suss it out first" or "he does look a bit suss" Chocka / Chocka block = Full or overflowing "the bus is chocka block today!" Bach (pronounced BATCH) = A holiday home. Crib = Those in the South Island refer to a Bach as a Crib Togs = Swimsuit Eh? = What? Pardon? Eh = Don’t you think? FOBs = Fresh of the boat (immigrants, also used by Pacific islanders) Ware Whare = The Wharehouse department store chain Chilly bin = eskie/cool insulated bin Scull = drink without stopping Hard case = Funny/witty person A feed = a meal Angus = someone who has anger issues Hungus = someone who is always hungry Faaaa = far out As = Really (emphasizes previous adjective): Cool as, cheap as, hungry as Shot = well done / thank you Honest to G = I swear Gizza = Give me Geez = have a look Sad guy = uncool / mean person Stink = not very nice Stink fulla = Not very nice person Floaties = pieces of food floating in your drink Pack a sad = sulk Mean as / choice = awesome! Straight up = telling the truth Hiding = beating “wanna hiding bro?” Ratshit = sucks Dole = unemployment benefit Undies = underwear Grundies = dirty undies Lolly = sweet / candy Kumara = sweet potato Capsicum = bell pepper Op shops = second-hand stores (opportunity shops) Bum bag = fanny pack Tiki tour = look around Carked it = broke / died Pakeha = fair skinned / European Tramping = hiking Judder bar = speed bump Ute – small pickup truck Chunder = vomit Shame = how embarrassing Dag = funny person Scab = scrounging, asking for food or money. Sesh = smoking marijuana Smoko = tea break Wag = be a truant Pottle = punnet Rej = reject / loser Ranga = someone with ginger hair Egg = dickhead Boy-racer = young hoon driving around in a souped up car, often found in P. North Chuddy = chewing gum Cruddy = run down Are you a Not Even French super fan? Become a patron to help me take Not Even French to the next level:   / notevenfrench   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are interested in New Zealand culture, French culture, life in Paris, or tales from a New Zealander (kiwi) living a long way from home, please ❤SUBSCRIBE❤ for new videos released each WEDNESDAY! ✌✌ ▼ ▽ FOLLOW ME 📱Facebook -   / notevenfrenchthough   📷Instagram -   / _notevenfrench   📱Snapchat -   / rosiekitten