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G’day! – this is a way to say “hello!” and it literally means “good day” You will find that older people may use this phrase “G’day mate how’s it going?” Heaps – now this word is used quite a lot It literally means “a lot” “many” or “very” so it can be used in different ways For example “Wow!.
