Question- as an Aussie we use the word Chook for chicken as slang. Is that universal or is that an Aussie thing. Do Americans use the word chook. ๐ฃ
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Never heard of it(american)
no
Nah, that ainโt us. Chicken is the word we use.
Ok. Now I understand when people look at me strange when I use that word. People are too polite to ask what the fuck did you just say
Now i wanna start using it. Maybe add a โyโ onto the end, just to mess with it. โHey yโall, i cooked us up some chooky for dinner. Letโs eat!โ
*ducks thrown rocks*
Like โHere chook chook chook chook chookโ when throwing feed/scratch ?
Yep.
Yes then I do say that living in the states and owning chickens myself. Iโve heard some say chick. Is chook just a slown down chick ๐คฃ
I say this because I used to work with someone from Australia and they would make fun of Americans for saying something like $9.99 really fast and they said it much slower ๐
No we donโt
Not here... but I like it.
We bastardize everything. We always use nicknames as well. Have a mate whoโs last name is Fowler. He gets called Chooky. So hope this gives insight into how we roll
which americans do you mean?
mexicans? ticos? argentinos?
no never heard there
yeah because we all know that when people hear "America" they are totally confused and always ask the follow-up "but wut aboot muh latinx?"
No but im gonna start now you chook!
Aussies have ridiculous words for everything.
Comme disent les Britanniques shocked pour les tous autres anglophones mais *qu'est-ce qu'ils ont fait de notre langue*๐ ๐คฃ rajouter ร cela tous les divers accents en fonction des territoires...c'est ร ne plus reconnaรฎtre la langue de Shakespeare ๐
Like โoh sheโs a chook!โ? ๐๐ 
We don't, but I've heard British and Welsh folks call them chooks.
I think the rule of thumb here is "chook" is only a common term if you're somewhere "cunt" isn't offensive.