Hey, I was wondering if you could give me a hand, mate.
No worries. What do you need?- Well, I'm driving all the way down to Wellington tomorrow and I need to change a dodgy tyre.
- Yeah, okay, and you want me to do it for you?
- Nah, nah, nah. Just tell me what to do, and I'll give it a crack myself.
- Okay. Well, your spare tyre will be in the boot.
- So, first, take that out and jack up your car.
- Righto, then what should I do?
- So next, take off the wheel nuts with a wrench. Make sure you go anti-clockwise.
- Okay, got that.
- And then I just chuck on the spare and do it all back up, right?
- That's it - and Bob's your uncle.
- Ah, doesn't sound too difficult, really.
- Yeah, it's a pretty easy job, I reckon.
No worries
："No worries"は"Do not worry about that"の意味。「いいよ」
dodgy
："dodgy"は"not functioning correctly; unreliable; suspicious"の意味。「あやしい感じのする」
tyre
："tyre"は米英語では"tire"と綴る。「タイヤ」
give it a crack
："give it a crack" は "try to do something unfamiliar" の意味。「慣れないことをやってみる」
boot
："boot"は"car trunk"のこと。「トランク」
Righto
："righto"は"okay"の意味。「わかった」
wheel nuts
："wheel nuts"は"lugs used to secure car wheel to the axle"のこと。「ボルト」
anti-clockwise
："anti-clockwise"は"counterclockwise"の意味。「反時計回り、左回り」
chuck on
："chuck on"は"put on quickly"の意味。「急いで取り付ける」
Bob's your uncle.
："Bob's your uncle."は、簡単な指示などを終える時に使われる表現。「これで万事大丈夫」
reckon
："reckon"は"think"の意味。「思う」