Definition of g'day in English:

g'day

exclamation ɡəˈdeɪɡəˈdeɪ

Australian, NZ

Good day.
〈澳／新西兰〉日安
Example sentencesExamples
- Oh and give Dave a g'day from the guys stuck back here if you see him again.
- So I crossed the road, and said g'day to this strange girl.
- So anyway, in comes the proprietor and says g'day to me and his son.
- Most soldiers have a soft spot for animals and the majority of soldiers going in for a haircut would say g'day and give the dog a pat.
- Say g'day and smile and shake your countryfolks' hand.
- We really had a great time in York and hopefully one day soon I will be able to come back and say g'day to everyone again.
- The last independent cinema in Clitheroe will say g'day to Australian film fans when it hosts its first film festival - just before it closes down.
- The new General Manager called in this morning to say g'day.
- Adam told me he was going to walk up to the shop to get some milk and bread, and that he'd say g'day to Dodgy John on his way past.
- Yeah, they come up and say g'day every now and then.
- Then one day, during my last year of school, I called in to say g'day and he offered me an apprenticeship.
- While we were studying the display, a man, lavishly bearded in the Darwinian style, said g'day.
- That said - welcome back to all who have read this story before, and g'day to the newcomers.

Definition of g'day in US English:

g'day

exclamationɡəˈdeɪɡəˈdā

Australian, NZ

Good day.
〈澳／新西兰〉日安
Example sentencesExamples
- That said - welcome back to all who have read this story before, and g'day to the newcomers.
- Adam told me he was going to walk up to the shop to get some milk and bread, and that he'd say g'day to Dodgy John on his way past.
- Most soldiers have a soft spot for animals and the majority of soldiers going in for a haircut would say g'day and give the dog a pat.
- Say g'day and smile and shake your countryfolks' hand.
- While we were studying the display, a man, lavishly bearded in the Darwinian style, said g'day.
- The new General Manager called in this morning to say g'day.
- Yeah, they come up and say g'day every now and then.
- We really had a great time in York and hopefully one day soon I will be able to come back and say g'day to everyone again.
- So anyway, in comes the proprietor and says g'day to me and his son.
- Then one day, during my last year of school, I called in to say g'day and he offered me an apprenticeship.
- So I crossed the road, and said g'day to this strange girl.
- The last independent cinema in Clitheroe will say g'day to Australian film fans when it hosts its first film festival - just before it closes down.
- Oh and give Dave a g'day from the guys stuck back here if you see him again.

单词	g'day
释义	Definition of g'day in English: g'day exclamation ɡəˈdeɪɡəˈdeɪ Australian, NZ Good day. 〈澳／新西兰〉日安 Example sentencesExamples Oh and give Dave a g'day from the guys stuck back here if you see him again. So I crossed the road, and said g'day to this strange girl. So anyway, in comes the proprietor and says g'day to me and his son. Most soldiers have a soft spot for animals and the majority of soldiers going in for a haircut would say g'day and give the dog a pat. Say g'day and smile and shake your countryfolks' hand. We really had a great time in York and hopefully one day soon I will be able to come back and say g'day to everyone again. The last independent cinema in Clitheroe will say g'day to Australian film fans when it hosts its first film festival - just before it closes down. The new General Manager called in this morning to say g'day. Adam told me he was going to walk up to the shop to get some milk and bread, and that he'd say g'day to Dodgy John on his way past. Yeah, they come up and say g'day every now and then. Then one day, during my last year of school, I called in to say g'day and he offered me an apprenticeship. While we were studying the display, a man, lavishly bearded in the Darwinian style, said g'day. That said - welcome back to all who have read this story before, and g'day to the newcomers. Definition of g'day in US English: g'day exclamationɡəˈdeɪɡəˈdā Australian, NZ Good day. 〈澳／新西兰〉日安 Example sentencesExamples That said - welcome back to all who have read this story before, and g'day to the newcomers. Adam told me he was going to walk up to the shop to get some milk and bread, and that he'd say g'day to Dodgy John on his way past. Most soldiers have a soft spot for animals and the majority of soldiers going in for a haircut would say g'day and give the dog a pat. Say g'day and smile and shake your countryfolks' hand. While we were studying the display, a man, lavishly bearded in the Darwinian style, said g'day. The new General Manager called in this morning to say g'day. Yeah, they come up and say g'day every now and then. We really had a great time in York and hopefully one day soon I will be able to come back and say g'day to everyone again. So anyway, in comes the proprietor and says g'day to me and his son. Then one day, during my last year of school, I called in to say g'day and he offered me an apprenticeship. So I crossed the road, and said g'day to this strange girl. The last independent cinema in Clitheroe will say g'day to Australian film fans when it hosts its first film festival - just before it closes down. Oh and give Dave a g'day from the guys stuck back here if you see him again.
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