Do you say "Jolly fine day." in Australia still now?

Question

"fine" in here - not rainy, not cloudy and so on.

Answer 1

The word 'bloody' has replaced jolly. But fine signifies no clouds, but it's not pronounced 'fine' it's more like 'foine' as in, "Gees mate, it's a bloody foine day! Pass me a beer, ya silly dingo."

Answer 2

only if you are mucking around- aussieisms (made that up you like?) are rarely used unless it is to your mates

Answer 3

no not really. usually it is a great day, bloody beautiful day isn't it, or my favourite, S**t, great day aint it.