Can you Speak Australian English?

11/15! Not bad for an American!

fair dinkum Aussies better get em right or we'll toss ya to the fishes (you know those ones with big white teeth) LOL

I am a Kiwi from Aotearoa!

13 / 15. Quite a few of these are used in other parts of the world!

Margaret White, I’m an 86 year old numerous generations Aussie and I totally agree with you. Chuck a wobbly can mean loose or throw a tantrum.

Super easy for Aussies, but “gobsmacked” is originally a British term that is used in other Commonwealth countries as well.

I'd chuck a wobbly if I got any of these wrong! PS: You don't have to be wobbly to chuck a wobbly.

Gemma, I certainly use a few of them myself, and I know quite a few people who use several of them too. They don't get used in every conversation, but you hear them enough to remember them - at least around the people I know.

10/15, but not an Aussie; several of these are common in the US

15/15 yes I'm an Aussie 🇦🇺

Gemma , speak for yourself. Lots of people right across the country that I know use a lot of these words

I am an Aussie so would have been silly to not get them right

helen talbot, I would say both Aussies and Kiwis use that expression - I've heard it from both folk.

Yes I am Australian but we rarely use these words/phrases

Not so difficult. I'm American and I've used many of these words the same way.