TreasurE_GirL
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Ok Guys Today is my 7th Day in Michigan.
Climate
Very warm, rapid changing from semi-sunny to heavy rain (Happened once only). Not as our summer though.
Vegetation
Very green-ish trees and GARDENS (Their gardens are tremendeously manifested by their greeny grass at one ground level across the whole neighbourhood). Trees are similar looking to "Christmas trees" with a nice Grey-ish touch on the leafs and branches.
People
Their people are mixed. Just like in Australia. They have many Black people like you haven't seen before "maybe that's the only case you feel you're in America) >>>> "Wharra up Dough" That's exactly how it is pronounced. Nice people so Far, friendly and crazy simultaneously.
Places
So far i have been to "Oakland Mall" "wave pool" "Dealer shops" "Few Restaurants". Soon going to Summer-Set shopping and some other places i forgot their names. American shopping prices are cheap as hell comparing them to our prices. Literally double maybe more than ours.
If you walk around their parks and plazes watching the cars moving/driving in different directions, reveals the impression of not being in Australia. You can spot the differences and feel you're in another country. Despite their steering wheels, looks funny when they drive, as you can notice the right front seat empty with a moving vehicle.
Language
Their lanugage is CUTE, deep and endurable. Australian will have NO obsticals understanding their accent. They definitely think we have an accent too, therefore i get asked to keep on talking for they adore our accent. For example, when i talk, Australians mianly will maintain their silent "R" at the end of each work that ends with "R" (Sista, Brotha, Neighba = Neighbour, Worra = Water and so on) Unfortunately they find that amusing. Their pronounciation will be as follows ( WarreR, NeighbouR, SisteR, BrotheR, CaRe etc...) i think it is very cute "personally".
Manners wise. When saying "Thank you" Their reply would be "AHA", at once i said you mean You Welcome. Then again she said "aha". Australians will think that's RUDE, right of the top of their heads.
Cars
Oh My God. I haven't seen so many types/models/shapes of cars in my life. Flaming devastating feelings as their car prices are "Nothing" comparing to us. So many Chryslers, Hummers, Mustanges etc... for the price of one car in Australia. Each female would be driving most decent car and i'll be like "look at that khmarta and her car" hahaha jokes. :blush2:.
Over all
I am very much liking it. Evolving with their life style and food. Happy to stay longer.Went to two parties already and thei weddings and christenings are very much of a fun style. Like their set of tables and how they grab something "objec" after the party finishes (as a souvenir, funny as). Lookign forward to meet Sweets and some other friends if i can.
Climate
Very warm, rapid changing from semi-sunny to heavy rain (Happened once only). Not as our summer though.
Vegetation
Very green-ish trees and GARDENS (Their gardens are tremendeously manifested by their greeny grass at one ground level across the whole neighbourhood). Trees are similar looking to "Christmas trees" with a nice Grey-ish touch on the leafs and branches.
People
Their people are mixed. Just like in Australia. They have many Black people like you haven't seen before "maybe that's the only case you feel you're in America) >>>> "Wharra up Dough" That's exactly how it is pronounced. Nice people so Far, friendly and crazy simultaneously.
Places
So far i have been to "Oakland Mall" "wave pool" "Dealer shops" "Few Restaurants". Soon going to Summer-Set shopping and some other places i forgot their names. American shopping prices are cheap as hell comparing them to our prices. Literally double maybe more than ours.
If you walk around their parks and plazes watching the cars moving/driving in different directions, reveals the impression of not being in Australia. You can spot the differences and feel you're in another country. Despite their steering wheels, looks funny when they drive, as you can notice the right front seat empty with a moving vehicle.
Language
Their lanugage is CUTE, deep and endurable. Australian will have NO obsticals understanding their accent. They definitely think we have an accent too, therefore i get asked to keep on talking for they adore our accent. For example, when i talk, Australians mianly will maintain their silent "R" at the end of each work that ends with "R" (Sista, Brotha, Neighba = Neighbour, Worra = Water and so on) Unfortunately they find that amusing. Their pronounciation will be as follows ( WarreR, NeighbouR, SisteR, BrotheR, CaRe etc...) i think it is very cute "personally".
Manners wise. When saying "Thank you" Their reply would be "AHA", at once i said you mean You Welcome. Then again she said "aha". Australians will think that's RUDE, right of the top of their heads.
Cars
Oh My God. I haven't seen so many types/models/shapes of cars in my life. Flaming devastating feelings as their car prices are "Nothing" comparing to us. So many Chryslers, Hummers, Mustanges etc... for the price of one car in Australia. Each female would be driving most decent car and i'll be like "look at that khmarta and her car" hahaha jokes. :blush2:.
Over all
I am very much liking it. Evolving with their life style and food. Happy to stay longer.Went to two parties already and thei weddings and christenings are very much of a fun style. Like their set of tables and how they grab something "objec" after the party finishes (as a souvenir, funny as). Lookign forward to meet Sweets and some other friends if i can.
Peaches ... They might say "what" when not understanding something. Again no manner (LOL). For instance i got asked WHY do you say Excuse me when you don't understand something? my reply was because that's how we deal with stuff like that in Australia. They find it (WOW ok).
