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Straya (our way of saying Australia)
This is a nice lighthearted video with the usual Australian self-mockery – we love a bit of that. How many of the people and places can you identify? Kudos to the person who gets the most!
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This entry was posted on January 14, 2015 by Helene Markmann in culture, environment, etiquette and customs, immigration, language and slang, leisure and tourism, popular culture and tagged Australia, Australia Day, Australia-India, australian culture study resource, Australian identity, cricket, multiculturalism, nationalism, public holiday, slang, Tourism Australia.Shortlink
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