g'day

/ ɡəˈdaɪ /

sentence substitute

1. an Austral and NZ informal variant of good day

Example Sentences

“G’day mate,” came back at him.

From Los Angeles Times

As he approached the speaker’s chair at a news conference Friday before the Kings’ departure for their NHL Global Series trip to Melbourne, someone greeted him by saying, “G’day, mate.”

From Los Angeles Times

Every g— day somebody’s slapping a celebrity on something.

From Los Angeles Times

Over the decades, the actor-singers could be seen mingling at annual G’Day USA events promoting diplomatic and economic ties between the United States and Newton-John’s home country, Australia.

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Travolta was named a Goodwill Ambassador for Australia that same year — a few days after singing with Keith Urban at a cocktail party kicking off G’Day USA’s week of events.

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