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That was my experience too. I hear "she'll be right" fairly often, but I hadn't heard "she'll be apples" before. I couldn't imagine any country but Australia co
by chrisparton1991 9y ago
That was my experience too. I hear "she'll be right" fairly often, but I hadn't heard "she'll be apples" before. I couldn't imagine any country but Australia coming up with a phrase like that though.
- johnfound 9y agoAccording to the wiktionary[1] it is "rhyming slang" from: apples and spice = nice [1] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/she%27ll_be_apples https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/she%27ll_be_apples