There is no other way
Aussie is a shortened version of the word Australian, meaning from Australia. Most commonly it is a term applied to a person or people. example:- He is an Aussie. means:- He is an Australian. Hey im from Australia so there for im an Aussie. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie oi,oi,oi
That is 'oi' .
Cucumber
"oi" is not a word "oie" is "goose"
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Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi is a chant or cheer at sporting events!
aussie, aussie, aussie, oi,oi,oi!!!!!
Aussie aussie aussie! Oi oi oi!! Go aussies
I think they originally came from Australia. And since I'm from oz.....AUSSIE! AUSSIE! AUSSIE! OI! OI! OI!
Aussie is a shortened version of the word Australian, meaning from Australia. Most commonly it is a term applied to a person or people. example:- He is an Aussie. means:- He is an Australian. Hey im from Australia so there for im an Aussie. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie oi,oi,oi
from England
Why is Australia also known as oz?Oz is an abbreviation for Australia. Oz naturally came from Aussie, so there are two abbreviations for Australia. Like the Australian teamline "Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi."(sorry if I gave you the wrong information but I'm usually good at stuff about Australia :])It is just a way of spelling 'Aus', the shortened name of Australia.
Its a way of saying hello, in japanese though. Its also a way of getting someones attention.
Well the perception of 'where the bloody hell are ya' , aussie aussie aussie oi, oi, oi and paul hogan, and cultural pursuits being drinking and barbecues, thongs and board shorts it's hard not to imagine that if the term bogan/boofhead is understood - then yes most likely it would be considered a bogan country, however approximately 5-10% of the countries population are not bogan.
Crude oi
That is 'oi' .
By saying 'Oi' or 'Olá' (not as in Spanish 'hola', but stressed on the last vowel: "oh-LAH").