How to Sound Local in Auckland

About Auckland Speech Patterns

Auckland, the bustling heart of New Zealand, is not just a melting pot of cultures, but also a vibrant hub of unique linguistic expressions. Known for its casual and friendly communication style, Aucklanders often sprinkle their conversations with local slang that can leave newcomers bewildered. From greeting with a cheerful 'Kia ora' to describing something impressive as 'mint', the language here is as colorful as the city itself. Dive into this engaging world of words and discover how Aucklanders effortlessly blend traditional Maori expressions with modern Kiwi slang, creating a dynamic and welcoming dialogue.

Top 5 Example Translations

Hello, how are you?
Kia ora, how's it going?
Great job!
Choice as!
I'm really tired.
I'm knackered.
Let's have a barbecue.
Let's have a barbie.
That's amazing!
That's mint!

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