豪キャブラリー: Yahoo
Yahooは、検索エンジン及びポータルサイトとして1990年代のインターネット普及によって世界中に有名な言葉となったが、実は昔からyahooがオージー英語でよく使われている言葉であり、「ふざける」という意味なのだ。

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| Yahoo | Act boisterously | バカ騒ぎ、ふざける |
Yahooは、検索エンジン及びポータルサイトとして1990年代のインターネット普及によって世界中に有名な言葉となったが、実は昔からyahooがオージー英語でよく使われている言葉であり、「ふざける」という意味なのだ。

![]() | 豪 | 英・米語 | 日本語 |
| Yahoo | Act boisterously | バカ騒ぎ、ふざける |
オージー英語では、激しく粘り強くしつこく叱られた時はear bashingされたという。直訳すると「耳がボコボコにする」という意味であり、そのように考えれば感覚がなんとな分かるでしょう。 他の英語圏では、叱れることをtongue lashing(ベロで鞭打ちする)をいうと考えれば英語圏全体では叱ることは変わっている表現を使い怒られることに対しての嫌悪感を伺える。
Japan was trending in Australia long before it became flavor of the month in the way it has in recent years courtesy of Cool Japan. 近年の「クール・ジャパン」現象はオーストラリアでは、かなり昔から現れていた。 During the late 1980s through to the mid-1990s, a time when trade friction between a seemingly unstoppable Japan and the struggling United States resulted in such incidents as American autoworkers using sledgehammers to demolish a Japanese car, Australia was slowly moving out of its self-imposed isolation to embrace the Asia-Pacific region and building the firm relationship it now has with Japan. Australia was a pioneer in the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) and Working Holiday programs now welcoming thousands of people from all over…
オーストラリアは、サーフィンの文化が根強く社会に浸透している。サーフィン文化の影響の最も分かりやすい例がおそらく服装にあるのではないか?夏になるとTシャツとboardiesが国民服のようなものとなる。 オージー英語らしくboardiesはboard shortsの省略だ。ちなみに、board shortsのboardは、サーフボードのボードが由来だ。
Kangaroo meat is selling like hotcakes in Japanese convenience stores. Sales of protein-related products are skyrocketing against a backdrop of growing fascination for weight training. All protein-related products grew 40% year on year at Natural Lawson convenience stores from fiscal 2018 to fiscal 2019. And September 2019 sales increased 70% YoY, with kangaroo meat being a prime driver at the chain’s 143 stores in the Tokyo metropolitan area. Tokyo-based Vasel Inc. sells kangaroo meat under the RooMeat and Paroo brands throughout Japan, including the roo jerky selling strongly at convenience stores. “Kangaroo meat is the pinnacle of red meats. Its saturated fats are 20 times better for you than beef…
Once upon a time, an Australian kangaroo commanded a dominant position on some of the world’s fiercest battlefields. Before conjuring up images of warfare, thought, the fields being referenced were actually courts and the competition was for tennis. Simpson was a brand started in Australia in 1937 and was known for its prominent display of a kangaroo logo. It would outfit the Australian Olympic team in 1948 and through Olympic Games in the 1950s. The brand was favored by the Australia Davis Cup team and tennis stars including winners of Grand Slam events such as John Newcombe, Tony Roche and Frank Sedgman. By the 1970s, Simpson was a prominent brand…
For a measly 1,000 yen I got to get a totally unexpected and delightfully amazing full day’s entertainment, a couple of souvenirs and an all-round wonderful time at the 2024 First Nations Film Festival held by the Australian Embassy in Tokyo at EUROSPACE. I’ve always been sympathetic to the cause of Indigenous Australians as I’ve understood it, but in recent years I’ve developed a bit of empathy fatigue, or even borderline antipathy, as the blame for society’s shortcomings are increasingly laid at the feet of all white men. So when Mrs. Kangaeroo expressed an interest in going to the festival after seeing an ad on Facebook, I wasn’t overly keen,…
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