Kiwi Phrases;

Here are some phrases and/or words that are different than in america, i'll probably be adding more as i go along:

• togs- swimsuit "Grab your togs and lets go."
• jandles- flip-flops "Don't wear your jandles for such a long hike, evelyn."
• petrol- gasoline "We need to fill the car up, the petrol is low."
• buggered- tired out; lazy "i can't be buggered."
• brekkie- breakfast "C'mon then, lets get some brekkie going."
• rubbish- trash; unbelievable "That can't be right. That's rubbish"
• bush- forest/undergrowth area "Don't get lost in the bush."
• pakeha- non-maori person "She is such a pakeha."
• quite nice- often used with sarcasm or as a compliment "Your hair is quite nice."
• justin bieber- the ultimate insult. "Your hair reminds me of Justin Bieber." 
• hammies- upper leg muscles "Your hammies tired yet, from all this walking?"
• bloke- friend (see also mate) "My bloke and i are going into town."
• torch- flashlight "Grab the torch for camp."
• eh- used at the end of questions "The weather's a bit shitty, eh?"
• oy- an exclamation "Oy! What the hell do you think you're doing?"
• dairy- think of a tiny grocery store that's really expensive "Go down to the dairy and get some lollies."
• cuppa- a cup of tea, coffee, etc. "Make me a cuppa, will yah?"
• brilliant- used quite often as an exclamation "That was just brilliant beyond words."
• mate- friend "and how are you, mate?"
• lollies- candy "Go buy some lollies, yeah?"

I'll continue adding more when i hear them, but a lot of them i have forgotten. :\