the comic

Slajd: 1
hahahahahaha
That joke was weird! Why did he say “fair dinkum”?
My uncle is always saying “más chileno que los porotos.” It means super Chilean. That phrase is so typical back home.
Oh, that’s Aussie slang. It means “it’s true” or “seriously.” we say it all the time.
Slajd: 2
Totally! I’m learning English every day, but slang is still tough. My roommate is constantly using expressions I don’t get—like “hit the sack.”
I love that! These sayings show how people see the world. Slang and idioms make language fun, but they can be confusing.
Oh! That means “go to bed.” Funny, right? We often use idioms without thinking if someone will understand.
Exactly. Some jokes are universal, but others really depend on culture.
Slajd: 3
Humor often shows our way of thinking. We joke about everything—even serious topics.
Same in Chile. My cousins usually make political jokes at family lunches. It’s chaotic, but funny.
Exactly. That’s what I like most—learning through laughter.
Hahahah,Sounds like my house! But even when jokes don’t land, we still laugh and connect.