http://kiwivagabond.com/wordpress/introducing-the-kiwi-speak-glossary-for-americans/ A musing on New Zealand, Kiwiana and it's re discovery from far out in space. Sun, 05 Feb 2012 01:38:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 http://kiwivagabond.com/wordpress/introducing-the-kiwi-speak-glossary-for-americans/#comment-251 crysta Sun, 15 May 2011 23:00:52 +0000 http://kiwivagabond.com/wordpress/introducing-the-kiwi-speak-glossary-for-americans/#comment-251 yeh nah, means yes i agree with you it is not rite yeh nah, means yes i agree with you it is not rite

]]> http://kiwivagabond.com/wordpress/introducing-the-kiwi-speak-glossary-for-americans/#comment-107 John Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:27:37 +0000 http://kiwivagabond.com/wordpress/introducing-the-kiwi-speak-glossary-for-americans/#comment-107 "Dags". Your a 'dag' mate. Good writing and keep those thoughts flowing into this site. Great!! “Dags”. Your a ‘dag’ mate. Good writing and keep those thoughts flowing into this site. Great!!

]]> http://kiwivagabond.com/wordpress/introducing-the-kiwi-speak-glossary-for-americans/#comment-38 Craig Sat, 04 Oct 2008 01:30:33 +0000 http://kiwivagabond.com/wordpress/introducing-the-kiwi-speak-glossary-for-americans/#comment-38 Try this one Graham: 'rattle your daggs' meaning 'hurry up'. reference to woolly sheep with poo stuck to their bum, which when it dries goes hard. Then when you chase them, their daggs (hard poo) rattle! Try this one Graham:
‘rattle your daggs’ meaning ‘hurry up’.
reference to woolly sheep with poo stuck to their bum, which when it dries goes hard. Then when you chase them, their daggs (hard poo) rattle!

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