I couldn't believe you didn't get the Tiger for breakfast. I was looking forward to your review. Did you go back? I've had two tigers for breakfast plenty of times.
I'm asian who used to live there in Sydney for 7 years. I moved to live in the US with my family a few years ago. I found your videos are very interesting and useful. I have really enjoyed watching them. I will recommend your videos too all my friends here who would like to visit this amazing city!!!
Hi Tom, I have really enjoyed watching your aussie adventure here on you tube. I've always wanted to come visit Australia but then, I heard they're strict in terms of applying for tourist visa, However, I live in Richmond, Virginia USA, and i want to explore the world and Australia is my top of the list for a vacation get away. I was wondering do you obtain a dual citizenship as an American or an Australian? Thank you for sharing this video and very informative.
+Philip Ypon Hey there! I know you posted this comment a year ago, and you already probably found out about how to obtain a tourist visa, but I thought I'd share with you anyways, just in case you don't know. They have something called an "Instant ETA Tourist Visa." The visa will be instantly linked directly to your passport- so it's rather easy to obtain entry in!
Hi Tom, loved your vid, but your pronunciation is a bit out. You need to say it quickly as though you had had a bad pie and it was letting you know (not a Harry's pie obviously) - Woolloomooloo - not wool a moo loo. And no, we don't make up name places just to hear Americans say them, but it still is fun to hear you try! Welcome back any time mate!
you forgot to say you got n O.J too mate.... nice enough review... It is hard to pull off a sincere American Tourist review.... Nice try on prenouncing the woolloomooloo side a things right.
It would not matter how hard you tried to pronounce Wooloomooloo Americans fail? You have to pronounce imagining it is a single syllable word where it runs with no gaps...keep trying. I'll check your progress in a couple of years, perhaps you'll get it by then.
Firstly, before you go posting a video of my hometown, learn to say the suburbs PROPERLY!!! And know most of the places are actually Aboriginal names. Wooloomooloo is said as one word. But actual Aussies pronounce it Woolamaloo. Try saying that in one go and then you’ll have it. Good on you for trying.
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wool loo mah loo is the best way to say it. Great film again.
:-) Thanks.
Cheers for the great video!
I couldn't believe you didn't get the Tiger for breakfast. I was looking forward to your review. Did you go back?
I've had two tigers for breakfast plenty of times.
Fair Bloody Dinkum it's funny when this bloke tries to pronounce Woolloomooloo, fucken hell I laugh every time he says it.
I'm asian who used to live there in Sydney for 7 years. I moved to live in the US with my family a few years ago. I found your videos are very interesting and useful. I have really enjoyed watching them. I will recommend your videos too all my friends here who would like to visit this amazing city!!!
Lol yo man my dad actually owns that his name is Michael Hannah so cool that you would post this ty
Hi Tom, I have really enjoyed watching your aussie adventure here on you tube. I've always wanted to come visit Australia but then, I heard they're strict in terms of applying for tourist visa, However, I live in Richmond, Virginia USA, and i want to explore the world and Australia is my top of the list for a vacation get away. I was wondering do you obtain a dual citizenship as an American or an Australian? Thank you for sharing this video and very informative.
Hello, I am not sure your question, but I did not need dual citizenship. I went in as a tourist, much the same as you would I believe. T
Thank you for the timely reply.
+Philip Ypon Hey there! I know you posted this comment a year ago, and you already probably found out about how to obtain a tourist visa, but I thought I'd share with you anyways, just in case you don't know. They have something called an "Instant ETA Tourist Visa." The visa will be instantly linked directly to your passport- so it's rather easy to obtain entry in!
Hi Tom, loved your vid, but your pronunciation is a bit out. You need to say it quickly as though you had had a bad pie and it was letting you know (not a Harry's pie obviously) - Woolloomooloo - not wool a moo loo. And no, we don't make up name places just to hear Americans say them, but it still is fun to hear you try! Welcome back any time mate!
you forgot to say you got n O.J too mate.... nice enough review... It is hard to pull off a sincere American Tourist review.... Nice try on prenouncing the woolloomooloo side a things right.
It’s wool-la-ma-loo
All the out of shape office workers that hate their lives eat there........
It would not matter how hard you tried to pronounce Wooloomooloo Americans fail? You have to pronounce imagining it is a single syllable word where it runs with no gaps...keep trying. I'll check your progress in a couple of years, perhaps you'll get it by then.
All the out of shape office worker that hate their lives eat there
Firstly, before you go posting a video of my hometown, learn to say the suburbs PROPERLY!!! And know most of the places are actually Aboriginal names. Wooloomooloo is said as one word. But actual Aussies pronounce it Woolamaloo. Try saying that in one go and then you’ll have it. Good on you for trying.
All the out of shape office workers that hate their lives eat there........
You'll be a fat fuck soon, dont worry