In Australia, "keen" means you’re enthusiastic or eager — basically, you’re up for it and probably already lacing your shoes. Ask someone "You keen?" and you’re asking if they’re interested. "Keen on" means you like something, while "keen to" means you’re ready to do it yesterday. If a seller offers a "keen price," that’s Aussie for sharp, low, and tempting. And "keen as" just cranks the enthusiasm to 11, because why stop at 10?
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