Australian English Translator

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Australian English translation

About Australian English

Australian English pairs British spelling with a vocabulary of its own and a famous habit of shortening everything: arvo, servo, brekkie, barbie. This translator writes natural, current Australian English — fair dinkum without the parody — and decodes Aussie slang back to standard.

How to speak Australian English: common phrases

HelloHelloGoodbyeGoodbyeThank youThank youPleasePleaseYesYesNoNoGood morningGood morningGood nightGood nightI love youI love youHow are you?How are you?My name is…My name is…Where is the bathroom?Where is the bathroom?OneOneTwoTwoThreeThreeFourFourFiveFiveSixSixSevenSevenEightEightNineNineTenTen

Frequently asked questions about Australian English

What is Australian English?
Australian English pairs British spelling with a vocabulary of its own and a famous habit of shortening everything: arvo, servo, brekkie, barbie. This translator writes natural, current Australian English — fair dinkum without the parody — and decodes Aussie slang back to standard.
What languages can I translate Australian English to?
You can translate Australian English to English and British English, and 474 other languages using Polytranslator.
How many people speak Australian English?
Australian English has approximately 26 million speakers worldwide.
Is the Australian English translator free?
Yes — Polytranslator's Australian English translator is completely free and instant, with no signup required. Sign in any time for an even higher daily limit.

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Common phrases in Australian English
Hello, goodbye, thank you, and more — translated.