'Give us a' — which means give ME a. Gizza look, gizza go, gizza hand.
"Gizza look at your new phone."
"Gizza hand with this couch, bro."
Phrases & Expressions · New Zealand slang
Gizza
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'Us' meaning 'me' is a Commonwealth mystery.
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