I have lived in Australia all my life, am well read and have only started seeing Vale used in the last few years. I had no idea what it meant and assumed at the time it was some sort of inside reference among the band members.

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It gets really hot in the summer in Australia, so you better have that esky on hand to keep the cool drinks flowing and your body temperature at tolerable levels. I was raised to think of ‘vale’ as something you only say when you consider the person who has died to be a true artist, a sign of respect that you would only confer when the person who has died is considered to be a true maestro. But for Australians, ‘Vale’ is the word that immediately comes to everyone’s lips – well, strictly speaking, their pens or keyboards – when someone significant dies. Audible Australia have selected the audio version of my book, How to Be Champion for inclusion in their upcoming members-only BEST NARRATION sale, which will run for the month of September.you can just answer normally with a “Good, thanks” or “Good, but…” if you need help with something and the question was formulated with that angle in mind. Aussies are almost as committed to barbecuing as South Africans and Americans, and even holidays like Christmas are celebrated with a relaxed, sun-soaked family barbie at the beach, not a formal sit-down dinner like in Europe. I’m here because my partner asked what it means and I said roughly “goodbye and thanks for all the fish” when someone dies. The report highlights Hello's commitment to professionalism and the high quality of services provided.