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Another way of showing you are impressed/proud/excited by someone elses actions.
Often used in a father to son chat about something the son has done well (maybe at school). "Nice one mate!" & "Well done son!" may also be used Son - I got in my first fight at school today dad!
Dad - Did ya, good on ya son. Did you win?? |
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Interjection
1. A term used by Aussie's to express a job well done. 2. Aussie slang for "Thanks" or any other gratitude 1. Good on ya, mate! I knew you'd hit the target.
2. Good on ya. Glad your on board |
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A phrase used to denote congratulations or happiness with deeds. "You broke up with that buck-toothed harpie? Good on ya, mate!"
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Kudos, Congratulations, Way to go? FIrst place I heard it was on Andy of Mayberry. You won the spelling bee, well good on ya.
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well done or congratulations u slept with her? good on ya
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a casual blessing, of irish origin, bestowing health, wealth and happiness on the recipient an unexpected short along with a pint from a friend might illicit the response:"Jack Daniels as well, good on ya, mate"
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Phrase said to mock someone who has just failed at a task. Tonal qualities are important if the intended rebuke is to be effective. A downward inflected "on" and upward inflected "ya" are proper use in this instance. Hey Bob, I hear you got busted shagging you're neighbour's wife. Good on ya!
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