ran into dazza yestdy arvo, he was chucking a babie and asked if i would pop along. i said yeah nah mate, i need juice for the commy and i dont have much kanga left this week. he gave me a green back and said dont forget the esky and when youre at the servo grab some snags and a bottle of dead horse, then pop into the bottlo and grab a slab and some ice and come over about 1. i said shell be right mate, ill be there. :) the eem-you, not eem-ou, and kangaroo, both cant walk backwards, hence our coat of arms is for always moving forwards., oh, and both are edible.
@@Maushine hahha, yes.. .. saw darren yesterday afternoon, he said he was having a bbq and asked me to come to it. i said id love too, but couldnt afford to as i had to put fuel in the commodore ( holden car here ) and didnt have the money. he handed me a 100 dollar note and stated not to forget the cooler, and when i was at the service station getting fuel for the car, get some sausages and tomatoe sauce, then go to the bottle shop and purchase 24 cans of beer ( aka slab ), a bag of ice for said cooler, and come over to his house about 1 pm, i said that will be fine at 1pm, i will see you there.
@@Maushine You'll be happy to know that no-one speaks like this - but most of the phrases in there are quite common: ran into, Dazza (Darren), arvo, barbie (not babie), pop along, juice, greenback (more usually called "hunjee"), esky, servo, snags, a slab, about 1/2/3.. (time), she'll be right.
Loved this video! But I'm concerned about that penalty 😂😅. Regardless, it's cool seeing folks learning about our island (and continent) country. Well done! Looking forward to your next instalments ... 👍🦘🇦🇺
Good to see that you are willing to learn guys Ripper video! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏🏻 Keep up the good work I hope you have a ripper day guys!👍🏻 Regards Nigel WMH Team Ps. Good news! Wesley Media Hub has now officially subscribed to this channel 👍🏻
New Guinea is part of the Australian continent, but this video would only be referring to political entities. Tree kangaroos are so interesting and they are still kangaroos; I thought the same thing immediately. 🙂
This was funny! A bogan is approximately what I think the Dutch would call a "tokkie"? It is often an insult but not always and may occasionally be used in a friendly or humorous way. Depends on the context. "Servo" = abbreviation for "service station" = petrol/gas station. "Bottle-o" = abbreviation for "bottle shop" = liquor store. Ripped off with the Grand Prix answer! I grew up in Adelaide and many F1 drivers at the time said Adelaide was the best street circuit they'd raced on, before it moved to Melbourne.
Quiz master ChatGPT seems to have some sort of grudge against Noah. Maureen was right about “ripper” also referring to a fart, but it isn’t technically the slang meaning behind the word. Also I don’t know what drugs the quiz master was smoking, but a point shouldn’t of been given for service. Although Maureen was close and absolutely deserves props for being on the right track, Service (which can be a very broad term) and service station are definitely 2 distinctively different things. The same with the answer wine, from Noah. Very close and deserves props for getting so close.. but quiz master was right in not giving a point on a technicality. It was a very close game, well played to you both! Very enjoyable video, much like all the others have been and looking forward to the next one!
While it indeed looks like ChatGPT has some personal vendetta going on with No, it’s funny because he literally cannot go a day without asking a question to it! 😂 Secretly I knew service was way too broad, but I would take everything I could to avoid the punishment hehe. Thank you for your reaction! :)
That was hilarious. 😂 Just think of all that vitamin B you got from that tea spoon. 😜 To be honest Adelaide did have the Grand Prix before Melbourne got it. Adelaide was a better street circuit. Also servo shouldn't have been given just for service. AI still has a lot to learn. 😏 Well done guys for the effort. 😎
Maureen did NOT deserve to get a point for 'servo'. If you said servo when you were talking about the service you received somewhere, nobody would understand what you were saying, For example: "The servo in that shop was so good". We would be looking at you going "what does she mean??" It is very specifically referring to a petrol station only!! BUT.. it didn't matter because she would have won with 16 points instead of 17 anyway. Congratulations, Maureen!! 🥇🥳🎉🍰 Better luck next time, Noah, you are loving that Vegemite goodness!! Great video guys, good fun to watch you two struggle with Australiana.
Your guess for how to pronounce Kosciuszko makes a lot of sense, coming from a European background, but in Australia it's pronounced something ore like "kossie"-(like Aussie)-"oss-ko" The desert question was completely unfair, because there are several deserts in central Australia, including Simpson, Gibson, Great Sandy, Little Sandy, Great Victoria, Tanami, Stury Stony Desert, Strzelecki, and Tirari. Of them the only one arguably not "central" would be the Great Sandy, as it touches the western coast. But even then, all of the deserts blend together into what is called the Great Australian Desert, pretty much one desert with artificial borders put on the map by various European explorers. So this question is unfair and you should both have gotten a point as the Tanami Desert is arguably a correct answer.
The native Australian animals the kangaroo and the emu, which were chosen to symbolise a nation moving forward, based on the fact that neither animal can walk backwards they move forward..
That was hilarious to watch. F.Y I. the Aussie Grand Prix was originally in Adelaide for about 10 years before Melbourne stole it by out-bidding for the host rights (money talks) To be fair I think you would be shocked at how many Aussies would get many of those questions wrong. (mainly the bogans.🤣)
Kosciuszko is a Polish name, so a bit closer to home for you. (Tadeusz Kosciuszko -for some reason the Poles beat the English to naming our biggest mountain). Adelaide had the F1 Grand Prix until 1996. Yes, Melbourne is very sport mad city with the F1, Tennis, Melbourne Cup horse race, Boxing Day Test (cricket) and the AFL Grand Final. Sydney want to catch up with Melbourne. They have the Sydney-Hobart yacht race, the Everest horse race (but that doesn't stop the nation..), New Year's cricket test and the NRL rugby Grand Final. Both cities have 1x Olympics each and 1x Commonwealth Games each. I believe that Australia is the only country to have public holidays for sporting events. 😄🏉⚽🏏
WTF is a gas station? Some years ago, I had an old Nissan that ran on both petrol and gas but Fair dinkum do you think I could find a servo that could fill the gas bottle? Besides the whole setup had to be certified all the effing time.
You let us down Brother, even with the sport advantage. You can't let the Boss win the next one. Your.s and all our Manhood's is at stake. Do you know the significance of 99.94 or 9 times Bathurst winners, how about Winged Keels. The presures on Mate , you need to know these things. It's time to step up and take one for the team, were counting on you Cobber.
Firstly where are you people from , a good effort technically Australia is not a continent as it is Oceania in our history books but according to the UN Australia is. With the F1 question Melbourne is the currant mind you about 30 years ago Adelaide was home for 10 years.
@@Maushine My understanding is Your land is mostly under sea level and famous for Windmills, Tulips and Dykes. The city of The Hauge is where international laws rules, Rotterdam has Europa's largest Port and Amsterdam is The Capital City. I have never been overseas but the world has came to us.
Why do you have several New Zealand flags flying in your thumbnail when you are clearly doing an Australian video? New Zealand and Australia are 2 Different flags. Good video though.
Exactly for this reason! 😊 now people won’t have high expectations of us getting a lot of questions correct if we’re unable to get the flag correct anyways! Thank you for your compliment, have a good one (I actually made a small mistake maybe but don’t tell anyone!) 🥹^Mau
You got ripped off a bit there. Adelaide hosted the Australian GP in the 80s and 90s. Also tree kangaroos are also found in Papua New Guinea. So kangaroos not solely native to Australia.
the continent of Australia is called Australasia comprising new zealand and some neighbouring islands in the pacific ocean, have a good time on your trips
@@Maushine yes it’s really interesting and from what I can figure out, there are two classifications of continents taught around the world- Oceania is defined by geographers as a geographical region. However it is not technically a continent as a continent is a continuous expanse of land and so the geographical continents we are taught are Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America, Australia and Antarctica. These are the official continents according to the National Geographic Society.
Yeah fair dinkim basically means real or true... But it's used it so many different ways to say so many different things that depend on the context of what it is said. It can be a statement, a question, a expletive... There no real one answer to say what it means and to ask the meaning as a trivia question is pretty unfair... Not even I could answer that properly with one meaning. It's the same with most of the words. Definitely do not deserve a point for servo meaning "service" though. Your quizmaster was being way to nice... It was just a straight up wrong answer.
ran into dazza yestdy arvo, he was chucking a babie and asked if i would pop along. i said yeah nah mate, i need juice for the commy and i dont have much kanga left this week. he gave me a green back and said dont forget the esky and when youre at the servo grab some snags and a bottle of dead horse, then pop into the bottlo and grab a slab and some ice and come over about 1. i said shell be right mate, ill be there. :) the eem-you, not eem-ou, and kangaroo, both cant walk backwards, hence our coat of arms is for always moving forwards., oh, and both are edible.
I love this! 😂 can we have the translation too?
@@Maushine hahha, yes.. .. saw darren yesterday afternoon, he said he was having a bbq and asked me to come to it. i said id love too, but couldnt afford to as i had to put fuel in the commodore ( holden car here ) and didnt have the money. he handed me a 100 dollar note and stated not to forget the cooler, and when i was at the service station getting fuel for the car, get some sausages and tomatoe sauce, then go to the bottle shop and purchase 24 cans of beer ( aka slab ), a bag of ice for said cooler, and come over to his house about 1 pm, i said that will be fine at 1pm, i will see you there.
@@Maushine You'll be happy to know that no-one speaks like this - but most of the phrases in there are quite common: ran into, Dazza (Darren), arvo, barbie (not babie), pop along, juice, greenback (more usually called "hunjee"), esky, servo, snags, a slab, about 1/2/3.. (time), she'll be right.
@@glenod Sounds like a good plan to be. is it BYO
@@Aussie-63 hahah!!
Loved this video! But I'm concerned about that penalty 😂😅. Regardless, it's cool seeing folks learning about our island (and continent) country. Well done! Looking forward to your next instalments ... 👍🦘🇦🇺
Good to see that you are willing to learn guys
Ripper video!
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Keep up the good work
I hope you have a ripper day guys!👍🏻
Regards
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Thank you so much!
@@Maushine 🫡
Love your video ideas N&M. Congrats on 500 subs, glad I stumbled upon your channel. Looking forward to following your UA-cam journey.
Omg thank you! Big milestone for sure 😊
There are tree Kangaroos in Papua New Guinea.
PNG was a part of Australia until it got its independence in 1975.
@MichaelRogers-et8dq IF you are referring to West Papua as Indonesia then you are correct .
New Guinea is part of the Australian continent, but this video would only be referring to political entities. Tree kangaroos are so interesting and they are still kangaroos; I thought the same thing immediately. 🙂
Also, Australia has tree kangaroos as well.
This was funny! A bogan is approximately what I think the Dutch would call a "tokkie"? It is often an insult but not always and may occasionally be used in a friendly or humorous way. Depends on the context.
"Servo" = abbreviation for "service station" = petrol/gas station. "Bottle-o" = abbreviation for "bottle shop" = liquor store. Ripped off with the Grand Prix answer! I grew up in Adelaide and many F1 drivers at the time said Adelaide was the best street circuit they'd raced on, before it moved to Melbourne.
I would describe a bogan in Dutch as a ‘tokkie’ indeed! Luckily I won anyways, otherwise there would definitely be a revenge
Quiz master ChatGPT seems to have some sort of grudge against Noah.
Maureen was right about “ripper” also referring to a fart, but it isn’t technically the slang meaning behind the word.
Also I don’t know what drugs the quiz master was smoking, but a point shouldn’t of been given for service.
Although Maureen was close and absolutely deserves props for being on the right track,
Service (which can be a very broad term) and service station are definitely 2 distinctively different things.
The same with the answer wine, from Noah. Very close and deserves props for getting so close.. but quiz master was right in not giving a point on a technicality.
It was a very close game, well played to you both! Very enjoyable video, much like all the others have been and looking forward to the next one!
While it indeed looks like ChatGPT has some personal vendetta going on with No, it’s funny because he literally cannot go a day without asking a question to it! 😂
Secretly I knew service was way too broad, but I would take everything I could to avoid the punishment hehe. Thank you for your reaction! :)
Ask the AI if "good wave" is close to "ripper" (good). It'll probably say close enough, because it will match the word "good".
That was hilarious. 😂 Just think of all that vitamin B you got from that tea spoon. 😜 To be honest Adelaide did have the Grand Prix before Melbourne got it. Adelaide was a better street circuit.
Also servo shouldn't have been given just for service. AI still has a lot to learn. 😏
Well done guys for the effort. 😎
Good to know that I somewhat was right with Adelaide! 😂 Love that you enjoyed it
Please learn how to spread vegemite LIGHTLY on a piece of well buttered white bread or toast.
AI is WRONG.
"Service" is not a petrol station.
@@robby1816 no that’s right! Servo is :)
Maureen did NOT deserve to get a point for 'servo'. If you said servo when you were talking about the service you received somewhere, nobody would understand what you were saying, For example: "The servo in that shop was so good". We would be looking at you going "what does she mean??" It is very specifically referring to a petrol station only!! BUT.. it didn't matter because she would have won with 16 points instead of 17 anyway. Congratulations, Maureen!! 🥇🥳🎉🍰 Better luck next time, Noah, you are loving that Vegemite goodness!! Great video guys, good fun to watch you two struggle with Australiana.
I will not use servo in the sentence! It would indeed be weird hahah. Thank you! 🫶🏻
Its a country, a continent and an Island!!! Surrounded by other Islands....
Your guess for how to pronounce Kosciuszko makes a lot of sense, coming from a European background, but in Australia it's pronounced something ore like "kossie"-(like Aussie)-"oss-ko"
The desert question was completely unfair, because there are several deserts in central Australia, including Simpson, Gibson, Great Sandy, Little Sandy, Great Victoria, Tanami, Stury Stony Desert, Strzelecki, and Tirari. Of them the only one arguably not "central" would be the Great Sandy, as it touches the western coast. But even then, all of the deserts blend together into what is called the Great Australian Desert, pretty much one desert with artificial borders put on the map by various European explorers. So this question is unfair and you should both have gotten a point as the Tanami Desert is arguably a correct answer.
The native Australian animals the kangaroo and the emu, which were chosen to symbolise a nation moving forward, based on the fact that neither animal can walk backwards they move forward..
you have a shitload to learn... very funny... I like Holland too, been there and loved it..
That was hilarious to watch. F.Y I. the Aussie Grand Prix was originally in Adelaide for about 10 years before Melbourne stole it by out-bidding for the host rights (money talks) To be fair I think you would be shocked at how many Aussies would get many of those questions wrong. (mainly the bogans.🤣)
The Simpson Desert starts east of the centre, while the Great Sandy starts to the northwest. Neither are a clear answer over the other.
a bogan to me is someone roughly cut around the edges
I love this description!
I love that you thought Kosciuszko sounds like an Indigenous name 😂
On that note; did I do a somewhat good job with pronouncing the name correctly? 🥹
@@Maushine No!! - but no-one would expect you to. It's pronounced Ko-zee-os-ko.
@@jvvoid my Polish friend would vehemently disagree but, yes, that's how us Aussies pronounce Kosciusko.
Kosciuszko is a Polish name, so a bit closer to home for you. (Tadeusz Kosciuszko -for some reason the Poles beat the English to naming our biggest mountain).
Adelaide had the F1 Grand Prix until 1996. Yes, Melbourne is very sport mad city with the F1, Tennis, Melbourne Cup horse race, Boxing Day Test (cricket) and the AFL Grand Final. Sydney want to catch up with Melbourne. They have the Sydney-Hobart yacht race, the Everest horse race (but that doesn't stop the nation..), New Year's cricket test and the NRL rugby Grand Final. Both cities have 1x Olympics each and 1x Commonwealth Games each. I believe that Australia is the only country to have public holidays for sporting events. 😄🏉⚽🏏
I don’t mind the extra holidays! 👀 would love to see some of the sport events here in Sydney!
Great comeback Maureen ❤!
Everything just to avoid the punishment!! 😂
@@Maushine That's how we get our Soldiers, Vegi or The Front
Maureen reporting for duty it is! 🫡
@@Maushine Cmon Mate, lift your game. You can do it Brother or at least pretend.
WTF is a gas station? Some years ago, I had an old Nissan that ran on both petrol and gas but Fair dinkum do you think I could find a servo that could fill the gas bottle? Besides the whole setup had to be certified all the effing time.
You guys are funny and great ❤
Thank you! 🫶🏻
You let us down Brother, even with the sport advantage. You can't let the Boss win the next one. Your.s and all our Manhood's is at stake. Do you know the significance of 99.94 or 9 times Bathurst winners, how about Winged Keels. The presures on Mate , you need to know these things. It's time to step up and take one for the team, were counting on you Cobber.
I’m sorry😂 I will be better next time, hopefully with a less biased quiz master😅^Noah
@@Maushine We have faith in you. Good luck
I don't like vegemite either.
Cheers.
Adelaide actually had the Grand Prix before Melbourne(stole it!)
Mount Kosciuszko say it like "Cossie-Oss-Co" (ie not Cosy-Oss-Co)
You are definately NOT stupid. You are LOVELY. Psss, i don't mean him. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much! 🥰
@@Maushine Is he any taller after his Vegemite. lol
Firstly where are you people from , a good effort technically Australia is not a continent as it is Oceania in our history books but according to the UN Australia is. With the F1 question Melbourne is the currant mind you about 30 years ago Adelaide was home for 10 years.
We’re from The Netherlands! :) We get taught Oceania as well, but I wont complain as I needed the point hehe ^ Mau
@@Maushine My understanding is Your land is mostly under sea level and famous for Windmills, Tulips and Dykes. The city of The Hauge is where international laws rules, Rotterdam has Europa's largest Port and Amsterdam is The Capital City. I have never been overseas but the world has came to us.
Are you trolling Australians by having a New Zealand flag in your thumbnail?😉
Sharp eye 👀
Why do you have several New Zealand flags flying in your thumbnail when you are clearly doing an Australian video? New Zealand and Australia are 2 Different flags. Good video though.
Exactly for this reason! 😊 now people won’t have high expectations of us getting a lot of questions correct if we’re unable to get the flag correct anyways! Thank you for your compliment, have a good one
(I actually made a small mistake maybe but don’t tell anyone!) 🥹^Mau
@@Maushine I won't tell anyone, honest! The Kiwi's might complain though...hehehe
I thought you both did really well. Some American voiceovers get more wrong than you two. Congrats.
Thank you! 🫶🏻
You got ripped off a bit there. Adelaide hosted the Australian GP in the 80s and 90s. Also tree kangaroos are also found in Papua New Guinea. So kangaroos not solely native to Australia.
Luckily our quiz master did give me a few points for the slang round 👀
the continent of Australia is called Australasia comprising new zealand and some neighbouring islands in the pacific ocean, have a good time on your trips
No. Australia is its own continent.
We were taught that it was called ‘Oceania’, if I’m right(?) But I think you could also call it ‘Australia’!
@@Dr_KAP ok I'm open to be wrong from information from the past
@@Maushine you are correct, new zealand is part of oceania which is not included in the seven continents We learn every day
@@Maushine yes it’s really interesting and from what I can figure out, there are two classifications of continents taught around the world- Oceania is defined by geographers as a geographical region. However it is not technically a continent as a continent is a continuous expanse of land and so the geographical continents we are taught are Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America, Australia and Antarctica. These are the official continents according to the National Geographic Society.
Yeah fair dinkim basically means real or true... But it's used it so many different ways to say so many different things that depend on the context of what it is said. It can be a statement, a question, a expletive... There no real one answer to say what it means and to ask the meaning as a trivia question is pretty unfair... Not even I could answer that properly with one meaning. It's the same with most of the words.
Definitely do not deserve a point for servo meaning "service" though. Your quizmaster was being way to nice... It was just a straight up wrong answer.
Please don't try to put on an accent, but if you want to sound like you've actually been in Oz...
"Emu" is not pronounced "E-moo", but more "E-mew"
Congratulations! Quiz idea great. Hope you have a great time in OZ -