Christmas time in Australia (Top 12 things to know)
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- Hope everyone has a very Merry Christmas! This video is a more informative version of a past Aussie Christmas video I did. Big shoutout to carultch who gave me the video idea. How do you spend your Christmas? Let me know in the comment section below. Don't forget to hit the like button and even share the video if you enjoyed it! :)
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This is literally my homework
Same rn
are you anthony?
if it is its jack
Same lol
Same
Sameee
Must've been hard filming it upside down
ARP Plays yea as an Australian it’s annoying.
"Santa arrives in fire trucks" LMFAO
Well he does...
Yah fun
Once i drove past a fire during christmas
noRthern wOLVES God lit the 4. candle
Now you drive past a fire every second
This is so trippy!! It's so cold in America at Christmas lol
yeah but its the start of summer there
Playing cricket, and having a barbie in Melbourne's hot weather
Chloe Weston Aye mate!
You know this is an Australian video because the temperature is in Celsius. For those Americans reading this comment, 25-40 degrees Celsius is hot summer weather.
What? The whole world pretty much uses celsius hahaha idk how that gives it away as an Australian video. Celsius is the norm and fahrenheit is not.
@@FIINKS there are three countries that still use the old Imperial system: the USA. Liberia and Myanmar
Australians rarely ever cook prawns on a barbie
Bridget_Monkeys64 yeah we cook like sausages and stuff
@@Evidot No.
Just No.
Ik we actually don’t much. But prawns are like my favourite food xD
I do
Evie is a person no we mean a prawn
It's the same in Argentina, Christmas in summer is the best in the world, heat, pool, beach, party, alcohol, everything outdoors, long nights, friends, whole families together, lots of lots of food , few clothes, I always say that in Argentina we wouldn't have the same Christmas traditions as in the northern hemisphere but since it is summer we celebrate much more, we take more advantage of the occasion To share with our loved ones, I think we had a thousand times better than in the north😂🏖️🇦🇷
Same I’m from Australia I totally agree that we have it better then the north
The best thing about having Christmas in Australia and New Zealand is that you get to enjoy Christmas by the pool or on some of the world's best beaches, munching away on the best lobsters, prawns and seafood available or enjoy balmy evenings outside, under the stars, singing Carols by Candlelight - a really beautiful way to spend Christmas with thousands of other carefree, hedonistic Aussies! Better still, we get to celebrate neighbourhood street parties and one of the world's best NEW YEAR'S EVE's with the internationally famous fireworks display (in Sydney). We get to party HARD outside on beautiful, long, balmy summery evenings right throughout the long, sunny summer holiday season! Christmas Downunder is unique and fabulous .... you can keep sludgy snow and bitterly cold nights shivering away inside when it's just too damn cold to venture outside on NYE.
Katie Johnson agreed
That sounds so fun, I love winter and I’m from england but it never snows in the part where I live so it’s useless
And we can celebrate it cozy inside a house drinking hot chocolate
@@user-su9tq1zr5o
I'd love to experience a white Christmas it gets so hot here it is unbelievable
Mich Was though, I don't experience them either because it's pretty warm all year here 😂 it can snow any time of year except Christmas
This is good and mostly true. Couple of suggestions. perhaps for the traveling mention how big Australia is. People overseas know Australia is large but in my experience they don't realize the Neighbouring town can still 15 minutes or more away or that traveling from one capital city to another can be at least a full day of driving (apparently you can have breakfast in London, lunch in Paris and then dinner again in London!). Also the temp. Perhaps add that we measure in C in F. I think 38 C is approx. 100 F. up to you. keep up with the good vids
Thanks for your comment apkriez! As you mentioned, most people do not realise how big Australia actually is. If you were to fit England into Australia, you would need about 58 Englands to completely fill Australia!
I am pretty sure 25 degrees (C) is the same as 77F and 40 is the same as 104F. Don't quote me on it though :)
Have a very merry Christmas!
Didn't know the bit about the 58 England's. just realized my keyboard was playing up quite a bit last time in my comment glad it made sense. Hope you had a good Christmas Mate :)
apkriez as a person who lives in the US, I can probably add that the distance between the exciting towns is like Ohio to Rhode Island for travelers from the US (don’t trek across Australia by car or else you’ll be there for weeks)
2:30 I love this Christmas carol!!! (It’s six white boomers) it’s my favourite!
Me too
Christmas time in Australia is bute! Love ya this is such a true vid
santa be vibin in the firetruck
For america this would sound like a great soundtrack for June
That's not an Australian car on an Australian road @ 4:18
WhiteCamry I have lived in Europe for a while so I didn't even notice TwT but you're right
SNOW WIDE BOOMERS
Here in Argentina is also hot, we don't have beaches everywhere so there's some places where pelopinchos (canvas pool) are everywhere, like my city, Buenos Aires 😂😂 but I spend christmas on the beach too, I never thought I would identify so much with Aussie christmas 😂😂
That's in all southern hemisphere, so dont pretend is only in your country.
@@Mercenario90 she’s not pretending anything. I don’t understand the point of this reply
@@rorysnow7937 Then why you reply if you don't understand?.
@@Mercenario90 to try and understand what you meant in your first reply
@@Mercenario90 Didnt you read she said ALSO? she never meant that Argentina was the only country
I literally wrote my report off this. Thank you!
This song sounds like the Australian tune
Tie me kangaroo down sport!
No it’s not a song about hurting the animals just a classic Aussie song that has the metal sheet making the wobbling song that made all the kids laugh n giggle along to the song. Hahah
Good one missed this last year but really enjoyed listening and watching a lot of effort went into that so thanks
As a fellow Aussie it’s so bloody hot
Lachlan Reed you wimp
What a tropical country
04:18 ....Well, I'm glad the Aussies finally straightened up and are now driving on the right-hand side with left-side steering wheels.
@MrJm323, yeah I noticed that clip in this video too. Clearly that section of the above video was filmed in Europe or America because Australians have always driven on the left-hand side of the road with right-side steering wheels.
Thanks! i'm also going to show this to my classes (12 to 14 yera-old kids) they're gonna love it! Merry christmas to you!
i have to make a booklet about this help-
i love my english teacher
Great! I'm going to show this video to my first grade class---even better for my purposes than the one you made before. Thank you for both of them. I also plan on sharing it on a First Grade Facebook group I belong to. Hope you get a lot of views---your hard work is appreciated.
Now there in like 5th grade lol
@@Jokeryz oh
I think spending Christmas in Australia would be awesome as I hate cold weather and like heat. December 21st-22nd to March 21st or 22nd is
summer in the southern hemisphere. So, Christmas there does truly fall in the most wonderful time of the year.
Exactly, and when you want to go on holiday during christmas, you can go without feeling too cold and without snow and rain ruining your plans
Six white boomers, snow white boomers, on his Australian run
Love that song
Also have u guys ever soon an albino (white) kangaroo? I did i petted one
I have a few times before. It's pretty common to see roos around my neighbourhood. In fact, I got chased by one (luckily I survived).
I live in southwestern NSW, but we only see grey kangaroos.
Ok boomer
At a town in south Australia called kieth there is a petting zoo with about 5 of em
Euh... marvellous awesome description real situation for a fabulous christmas time but thing is ... in this video a car was shown up driving right hand side of the road with steering wheel left ... Well all over Australia driving is on left side of the road ... Just be careful driving guys and well responsible drivers in those time of festival 🍾🥂😁
It's so weird too me how Christmas in Australia is summer for you guys. Here the whole idea of Christmas is the snow lol.
For us it's holidays in the sun. Couldn't think of a better way to spend Christmas holidays
@@andreaellis4377 actually the reason why there are festivities in the winter is to feel warmth in dark seasons thats another kind of joy
The strange thing is that Christmas is Christ's birthday and Christ was born in Nazareth, Israel where it NEVER snows and the weather in December is mildly cool with a gentle breeze, with average highs of 67°F (20°C) and lows of 50°F (10°C).
this is perfect for my presentation😂😂
YASS CHRISTMAS IN AUSTRALIA IS BETTER THAN THE REST OF THE WORLD
Emz Is King ikr xD
Rude much
Um nope, they wish they had snow lmao
Emz Is King can I move in with you? :c it’s cold as balls in connecticut
It's summer during Christmas here in Brazil too fam (and we have some pretty beautiful beaches too)
As much as I love winter, it would be so amazing to spend Christmas there and I don’t even have a pool or good beach in england
Antonia I’m Australian. You wanna swap places? I would love to experience a White Christmas
@@rorysnow7937 Agree! I have had 48 summers with the temperature between 35-45'c, plenty of duststorms and fought a couple of bushfires. I would LOVE a cold Christmas, where I am not melting trying to prepare food, or just too hot to enjoy the day!
@@rorysnow7937 it’s almost never a white Christmas
Bossman, Slim, Junior, Bubbles, Blossom and Buttercup: #six white boomers. snow white boomers.# 3:10 Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup: #racing santa claus...#3:13 Bossman, Slim and Junior: #through the blazing sun.#3:15 Bossman, Slim, Junior, Bubbles, Blossom and Buttercup: #six white boomers. snow white boomers. on his australian run.# 3:17
ha imagine having snow for christmas
i have it am in canada....
@@xxpixel_savagexx9230 I’m in the USA where there is good amount of snow
1:43 Sausage c'est la vie ! BOUM ! Le délire de l'année 2017 ! 😂 Dédicace à tous les sang Avec qui On A ce délire !
same
I’m more interested places where Christmas is popular and electricity is widely available and lights on your house aren’t popular?
Because in the US, not everyone has lights as extravagant as the house shown, but most people have at least a few up, and everyone talks about the best places to see lights. We even have a seasonal show about who has the best Christmas lights.
Is it not like this in Europe?
In France, some neighbours put lights on their houses but it is not like in the US or in Australia. Same for Halloween, we don't do decorations a lot. =)
In Australia we have tours of places with lights up, in South Australia a whole town does it & people from all over visit every night. Even our brewery in South Australia does it
i cant belive its mine to
my teacher made me do this'
Great video and very much true. (could have used an Aussie car for the travelling instead of a left hand drive :-) )
+Lizzie B I noticed it once I uploaded the video. Also one other spelling mistake at 3:30. Should be spelt customers. You always pick up the mistakes after the upload. So annoying!!!
Christmas during summer is the best, you get 7 weeks of holidays during it
Nothing better than having Christmas pudding and custard in sizzling heat!!!!
HAHAHAHAHA - that can be a problem. A lot of people (like me) lose their appetites in hot weather so don't feel like eating all the mountains of hot food at Christmas time. However, thankfully, most homes in Australia are airconditioned which is VERY handy considering that in the northern areas of Australia, it can be as hot as 40 degrees Celsius on Christmas Day!
We watched this in class, and everybody liked it.
What is Boxing Day? The day after Christmas.
Nice
Summer christmas is probably more better than winter christmas
Im in Aus it's so friken hot
JawlessAyla Play’s fucking wimp
Yes and Australia has many tropical places
my teacher is making me look at this for a homework lol
too
In This TH-cam Video, Who Sings Let It Snow.
Thai is a fun song
Last year I stayed up with my cousin brother for our Nintendo 3DS
I'm watching this in August
super Nick do everything Jones yup! 😂😂
So cute
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Spend it in Melbourne not Sydney
I’m is Australia and when America makes videos of snow on Xmas I get so sad bc we have no snowwwww
But we have deserts and wild animals
@@ninjapirate123 Yeh lol that's true I love seeing the kangaroos in my backyard
@@IloveLeonardoDiCaprio You have kangaroos in your backyard, I never knew someone who does
I’m designing an Australian Christmas card for a competition, I’m deciding between a burning Christmas tree and a surfing Santa. Give me some comments? :3
go the burning Xmas tree - make it dark!
I’m offended :( btw we have the Christmas in summer
what
Whats with all the students saying it's an assignment?
Aussie christmas is in summer
I was there when the Santas were at the beach! I feel so famous!😆
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Sarah?? C moi!! Alors devine?
I heard that people say it's summertime in Christmas time at Australia
Yep it's true
It is ;p
seasons between the northern and southern hemisphere are the opposite.
In your summer it’s Australia’s winter
If you're having winter then we're having summer
Six white boomers snow white boomer
This is so true cause im aussie
Yeah and when its christmas, the sun is burning so hard that I need an umbrella to go out
When people from the country of Australia 🇦🇺 ( Aussies) use degrees do they go by degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius? I am just curious.
celsius
We use celsius
Celcius
Celsius like everyone else in the world.
Australia changed from Imperial measurements (Fahrenheit) to the Metric (Celsius) system back in 1966. Just about the whole world uses the Celsius system except for three countries: Myanmar, Liberia and the United States.
ayaz
Hi
ok where i live in australia it gets to 50°
Where do u live, Queensland
Alice springs prob
South Australia has had Christmas in 45°C, still with all the Turkey trimmings
SOME WAS PRETTY, TURN TO JESUS AND THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST HIS SON CLEANSETH US FROM ALL SIN, 1 JOHN 1-7
Bro
So do you have like ugly bikini parties or something?
Pfffffft I'm sorry