Cross Cultural Understanding

   Stereotypes Every Australian Hate To Hear Riding Kangaroo riding Kangaroo. No! None of the Australians ride Kangaroos anywhere in Australia  and we certainly can’t fit into their pouches . Deadly Animals Yes Australia is home to some of the deadliest creatures in the world ,  including venomous snakes ,  spiders ,  and ferocious predators such as sharks and saltwater crocodiles ,  but the risks they pose have been largely exaggerated .  There you go! Just remember to not annoy or scare them and you will live to see another day .  NOT! Australian is big desert While a large portion of Australia can be described as the outback, more than 80 per cent of the population live within 50-100 kilometres from the coast in urban areas and built up cities. Racist Australia prides itself on being successfully multicultural ,  with 26 per cent of the population born overseas and hundreds of languages spoken and faiths represented .  Melbourne ...

Before you visit Australia, it's so important to understand how body language is there. because the body language in each country must be different. Don't let us do things that Australians shouldn't do or they will think that you are rude.   - When calling someone, an Australian calls out by raising their hand and waving with their palms facing forward. - When yawning so as to close the mouth. - When talking, eye contact in Australia is allowed, as long as it is not too long as it can make Australians feel uncomfortable. - Maybe when talking to a group of people to make the same eye contact with everyone so it doesn't look like only certain people are being talked to while others are ignored. however, Aboriginal people are more likely to avert their eyes during communication because it means disrespectful attitude, especially eye contact with people who are considered older. - Lifting the middle finger or making a "V" sign with the index and middle fingers an...

       Australia's system of government is based on the liberal democratic tradition, which includes it religious tolerance, and freedom of expression and association. Shape and implementation reflects British and American models of government but remains distinctive Australia.      Before 1900, Australia was not an unity. It was consists of six colonies, New South Wales, Tasmania, South Australia, Victoria, Queensland, and Western Australia and now become the sixth state of Australia. The Commonwealth of Australia was founded on January 1, 1901, which is also known as Federation Day. The Australian Constitution, which first entered into force on 1 January 1901, laid the foundations for the Australian system of government. Constitution     The Australian Constitution sets out the rules and responsibilities of government and sets out them the powers of the three branches of government - legal, executive and judicial.     The leg...

Food and Drink In Australia Australians tend to eat three meals a day: ➤  Breakfast – eaten in the morning is either light and cold (cereal, toast, coffee) or heavy and hot (bacon, eggs, sausages, fried tomato) ➤  Lunch – eaten around 12 – 2pm is usually a light meal such as a sandwich, or salad. However, with the vast array of choices available now Australians are just as likely to have curry, noodles, sushi or pizza for lunch ➤  Dinner – the main meal of the day is eaten in the evening While meat is a core part of the Australian diet due to Australia’s strong agricultural economy, more and more vegetarian eating habits are becoming common in Australia. You will almost always find a vegetarian option on any restaurant or café menu in Australia.   Australians love to eat outdoors. A BBQ or picnic is a typical ‘Aussie’ way to enjoy a weekend meal.  Most homes have a BBQ and BBQs are readily available in parks and beaches. FOOD Vegemite  is a jam made from a ...

     Cross culture Understanding is an understanding or material taught in English courses where this CCU we can learn an understanding of cultural differences, the contents of which are an introduction to foreign cultures in life or study about customs between countries with the aim of getting an understanding over cultural differences      The Cross Culture Understanding course also gives an idea to all of us that differences are very beautiful if we are able to tolerate each other and love and love each other and are also able to provide an overview of how we can respond to differences in cultural matters. ✓ The Importance of Understanding CCU Subjects:      Namely so that we can avoid misunderstandings about culture, where we know that the aim of the Cross Culture Understanding (CCU) course intends to introduce students to the concept of culture and its differences between Indonesian culture and other foreign or foreign cultu...

          Assalamualaikum, we are from Australian group, 1A D3 English Translation and Hospitality Indutry. We would like to show about Cross Cultural Understanding in Australia. The members of the Group are : Devan NovanToro      Hai guys, my name is Devan NovanToro, but you can call me Devan. I'm from Mojokerto but now I live in Batu. My hobbies are play games and basket ball. My favorite food is meatball. Thanks Maydina Anti Puji Utami      Hello everyone, my name is Maydina Anti Puji Utami. You can call me Maydina. I live in Lamongan, East Java. My hobby is playing volleyball. Thank you. Jihan Al-Humairoh      Hola, my name is Jihan Al-Humairoh. All my friends call me Jihan. I'm originally from Malang but I have lived in Jombang, Kediri, Kertosono, Southeast Sulawesi, Yogyakarta, and Blitar. I like beach so much but I can't swim. My hobby is take a walk. Thank you.