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How do you say love in Australian?

There isn't a specific word for "love" in Australian slang, but there are many ways to express affection and fondness depending on the context:

Informal:

* Love: This is the most common way to express love in Australia, just like in English.

* Mate: This can be used to express affection for a close friend, particularly male, and is often used as a term of endearment.

* Strewth, I'm so keen on you! This is a more enthusiastic way to express love or strong affection, using typical Aussie slang.

* You're alright, mate. This is a playful way to express fondness or approval, often used among friends.

* She's a ripper! This is a way to express admiration for someone, often used for someone attractive or impressive.

* You're a legend! This is a way to show respect and admiration, often used for someone who has done something great.

Formal:

* Love: This is also used formally, just like in English.

* Darling: This is a common term of endearment for a partner or loved one.

Other options:

* I'm smitten with you.

* I'm crazy about you.

* You're my best mate.

The best way to express love in Australia will depend on the specific relationship and the situation. It's always a good idea to be mindful of the tone and context when expressing your feelings!

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