Which country has the highest cost of living? Brasil or Australia?
The cost of living in Australia is 212% more expensive than in Brazil. Australia ranked 9th vs 127th for Brazil in the list of the most expensive countries
Have you met many Brazilians there?
Did they tell you any funny or scary stories about their experience there?
How do people view politics in Australia? Is it similar to Brazil?
Both Australia and Brazil have experienced periods of political instability and changes in leadership.
What was your favorite Australian drink? How often did you have it?
Legal drinking age: it's illegal to sell alcohol to anyone under 18 or to someone who is already drunk.
How was Australia colonized? What's unusual about it?
Australians were originally convicts, expelled from England with little hope of returning, thus forced to make Australia their own.
What was the best food you have eaten? How about the best restaurant? Why?
Would you ever cook these dishes in Brazil?
Who had the most unusual accent? DId man and woman sound a little different?
Could you hold conversations?
Did you miss Brazil? Or would you have stayed there longer if you could?
Let's not forget you were on vacation
What's transportation, both public and private, like?
Public transport in Australia offers four main options: train, bus, ferry and light rail (also known as trams), Melbourne is the most expenasive city.
What was the best beach you have visited? Why?
Did you parade your beach tennis there?
Who likes to party the most? Australians or Brazilians?
Brazilians party all night, Australian's party all day, but go to bed at 11.00 because of noise restrictions.
What are some of the main jobs there?
Software programmers, electricians and construction managers
Have you gone sight-seeing? What places have you visited?
Royal Botanic Gardnes, Sydney Harbor and Sydney Opera House are some common tourist destinations
What type of music do they most listen to it there? Did you like it?
"Pop / adult contemporary music" and "Rock / alternative / indie music" are the top two answers among Australian consumers
