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heaps good aye
What does heaps good aye mean?
An emphatic positive statement capped with the tag 'aye'; showcases the Aussie sentence-final 'aye/ay/eh'.
"New skatepark's heaps good aye."
Origin
Combines the intensifier 'heaps', 'good' and the tag question 'aye', all common in Australian speech.
Frequently asked questions
What does heaps good aye mean?
It means 'that's really good, isn't it', combining the intensifier 'heaps' with the Aussie tag question 'aye'.
What does aye mean at the end of an Aussie sentence?
It's a sentence-final tag (also spelt 'ay' or 'eh') that turns a statement into a mild question or invites agreement, like 'isn't it'.
How do you use heaps good aye?
You tack it onto a positive observation, e.g. 'new skatepark's heaps good aye', to emphasise it and invite the listener to agree.
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