COBBER ??? (257)
123whisper: What's meaning of the word COBBER ???
Is it right to speak slang language to person which English is a second language ?
I understand most of slang wordings but not all and some times feel frustrated when missing to understand that ONE slang word that could make all differences between someone being nice or cheeky or what ever else...
Is it right to speak slang language to person which English is a second language ?
I understand most of slang wordings but not all and some times feel frustrated when missing to understand that ONE slang word that could make all differences between someone being nice or cheeky or what ever else...
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Spiders house??.
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I thought it was Oz for Mate.
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123whisper: What's meaning of the word COBBER ???
Is it right to speak slang language to person which English is a second language ?
I understand most of slang wordings but not all and some times feel frustrated when missing to understand that ONE slang word that could make all differences between someone being nice or cheeky or what ever else...
Is it right to speak slang language to person which English is a second language ?
I understand most of slang wordings but not all and some times feel frustrated when missing to understand that ONE slang word that could make all differences between someone being nice or cheeky or what ever else...
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Got it!, it's more religion, stringhead and sophie will be pleased.
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From the slang dictionary.
Urban Dictionary: Cobber
Australian colloquialism meaning "mate" or "friend", but not necessarily in the literal term. Can be used to address a stranger in leiu of "Hey, you there!" or "Hey ...
Urban Dictionary: Cobber
Australian colloquialism meaning "mate" or "friend", but not necessarily in the literal term. Can be used to address a stranger in leiu of "Hey, you there!" or "Hey ...
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yubba: .
Spiders house??.
Spiders house ? Spiders house??.
Do I remind of spider house ?
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tomcatwarne: From the slang dictionary.
Urban Dictionary: Cobber
Australian colloquialism meaning "mate" or "friend", but not necessarily in the literal term. Can be used to address a stranger in leiu of "Hey, you there!" or "Hey ...
Urban Dictionary: Cobber
Australian colloquialism meaning "mate" or "friend", but not necessarily in the literal term. Can be used to address a stranger in leiu of "Hey, you there!" or "Hey ...
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123whisper: What's meaning of the word COBBER ???
Is it right to speak slang language to person which English is a second language ?
I understand most of slang wordings but not all and some times feel frustrated when missing to understand that ONE slang word that could make all differences between someone being nice or cheeky or what ever else...
Is it right to speak slang language to person which English is a second language ?
I understand most of slang wordings but not all and some times feel frustrated when missing to understand that ONE slang word that could make all differences between someone being nice or cheeky or what ever else...
Haven't you been living in Oz for many years, and still don't know the word Cobber?
I even know that and have never lived there
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123whisper: Spiders house ?
Do I remind of spider house ?
Cobweb? Could have been that, it was my first thought too. Or corn on the cob. Do I remind of spider house ?
Slang can be tricky at times.
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mollybaby: Haven't you been living in Oz for many years, and still don't know the word Cobber?
I even know that and have never lived there
I even know that and have never lived there
Me too
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123whisper: Spiders house ?
Do I remind of spider house ?
Do I remind of spider house ?
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No one reminds me of anything here now, except religion. I won't post anything else here.
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mollybaby: Haven't you been living in Oz for many years, and still don't know the word Cobber?
I even know that and have never lived there
Your forgetting that your English is first language and even slang can't be too fare off from Ozzie's...I even know that and have never lived there
Yes I have been living longer in Oz then oversease but I don't mix with Bogans who speak slang most of the time ...because slang giving me headaches and sickness if used all the time...loll
I prefer fluent English.
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123whisper: Your forgetting that your English is first language and even slang can't be too fare off from Ozzie's...
Yes I have been living longer in Oz then oversease but I don't mix with Bogans who speak slang most of the time ...because slang giving me headaches and sickness if used all the time...loll
I prefer fluent English.
Yes I have been living longer in Oz then oversease but I don't mix with Bogans who speak slang most of the time ...because slang giving me headaches and sickness if used all the time...loll
I prefer fluent English.
Yes it is understandable
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yubba: .
No one reminds me of anything here now, except religion. I won't post anything else here.
No one reminds me of anything here now, except religion. I won't post anything else here.
Your obsessed with religion.
Give yourself a brake... ------ This thread is Archived ------
tomcatwarne: Yes it is understandable by the way whats Bogan?
That's someone who dresses in pyjama or wearing slippers and normally speaks broken English (slang)...------ This thread is Archived ------
123whisper: That's someone who dresses in pyjama or wearing slippers and normally speaks broken English (slang)...
Thanks for letting me know
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tomcatwarne: Me too
Good for you and Molly to have fluent English and English slang as first language. Hip hip hurray 
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123whisper: Good for you and Molly to have fluent English and English slang as first language. Hip hip hurray
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YouMeUs: Cobweb? Could have been that, it was my first thought too. Or corn on the cob.
Slang can be tricky at times.
Thank you for seing my point that slang can be tricky some times...specially when someone makes you feel stupid not to understand all slang wordings Slang can be tricky at times.
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tomcatwarne: Thanks for letting me know
Your welcome. It means people who can walk in pyjama in shopping centre and feel comfortable with it,as well ever their word is slang... ------ This thread is Archived ------
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Is it right to speak slang language to person which English is a second language ?
I understand most of slang wordings but not all and some times feel frustrated when missing to understand that ONE slang word that could make all differences between someone being nice or cheeky or what ever else...