How to SURVIVE living in Australia as a foreigner

[@adriennehutchinson5947]

Always welcome Huntsman spiders into your house. One they eat mosquitoes-a good thing, secondly if a spider appears it means it’s going to rain. We always call ours George!

[@thomasbaldauf7971]

please tell me how you dont be afraid of them i may be going there for school and big spiders are my one fear XD

[@BettyBettyBoBetty]

seriously there should be a law against Americans attempting an Australian accent :)

[@londonbeatz]

ikr

[@df7205whip48]

He actually did pretty good though

[@BettyBettyBoBetty]

@@df7205whip48 erm....no

[@hamishmcnally4087]

I can say I’ve certainly heard worse

[@AussieGirl235]

He’s one of the only Americans I’ve heard actually do it right

[@fearnobeer9077]

Sydney doesn't even have spiders compared to tropical Queensland

[@Djahendrix]

fair dinkum: Australian slang; fair or true.
To proclaim a fact or truth in a statement in such a manner.

[@Ryangubbs]

I think you nailed the Australian accent. Just my opinion.

[@AussieGirl235]

Haha you nailed the accents of both us and Kiwis, I’m impressed! 😂

[@thattigerguy]

I once held a wild parrot on my arm at a train station.

[@naughtscrossstitches]

I can tell when these people have only really been to the southern states. Also I don't know anyone who uses fair dinkum on a daily basis... it really is more regional.

[@warrenmetcalfe8485]

hahahahahahaha this is awesome man. So accurate

[@davidgolder9373]

Cockatoos will legit take your finger off mate!

[@pattynellis7347]

I have a pet Galah in USA for 31 yrs

[@pattynellis7347]

The birds make it all worth it

[@seanverso6712]

Durina is asian me being half Malaysian aussie

[@Demonicranga]

howyagoinm8

[@dianamauria3904]

Durian is good

[@brendanmanning9384]

Well done bud 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺😎😎😎😎

[@Nathan-B]

H.S.P

[@Wickedsensations2001]

That accent literally sucked