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Explore a collection of New Zealand slang terms presented as iMessage stickers. Easily share common Kiwi phrases and insults with friends and family to add a unique touch to your conversations.
What's New in Kiwi Slang
6
August 7, 2023
New Grotty sticker. Updated App Store screenshots.
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FAQ
What is Kiwi Slang?
Kiwi Slang is an iMessage sticker app that provides a collection of New Zealand slang terms. You can use these stickers to communicate with friends and family in a fun, colloquial way.
How much does Kiwi Slang cost?
Kiwi Slang is a paid app, priced at $0.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all the included slang stickers.
What devices support Kiwi Slang?
Kiwi Slang is compatible with iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to work seamlessly within the iMessage application on these devices.
Is Kiwi Slang suitable for children?
Kiwi Slang has an age rating of 9+. This indicates it is generally appropriate for users aged 9 and above, though parental discretion is advised for younger users.
How often is Kiwi Slang updated?
The app was last updated on August 7, 2023, with version 6. This suggests regular updates are provided by the developer to maintain functionality and potentially add new content.
Does Kiwi Slang have ads?
No, Kiwi Slang does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience for users.
Can I use Kiwi Slang offline?
Yes, once downloaded, the Kiwi Slang stickers can be used within iMessage without an active internet connection. This allows for offline communication using the slang terms.
What are some examples of slang in Kiwi Slang?
Kiwi Slang includes terms like 'nek minnit', 'yeah right', 'all good', 'munted', 'bloody Nora', 'cheers', 'choice bro', 'chur', 'hard yakka', 'sus', 'stink', and 'yeah nah'. It also features insults such as 'drongos', 'pikers', 'eggs', 'ratbags', 'Westie's', 'bogans', and 'skites'.






