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13 PART1 Aussie English 1 2 A eiai day mate Good dayg'day How can I get to? Where can l take? Sorry, I can't understand. Please write it down. I want to see. How long does it take? Stopping at? by taxi by bus from to I want to cash my travellers cheques. How much is itare they? exchange rate note(s) coin(s) I'm looking for. Where can I find? Just looking. Do you offer a discount? Can I try it on? I would like a table for. I will have. What do you recommend? Check, please. Not for me. See you at. What time are we leavingarriving? What time does it startend? half past one quarter to one in time on time Will you show me how to? unlock the door lock the door turn on the lights turn on the TV switch on the air-conditioner use the telephone There's something wrong with. Could you keep it in the safe for me? Can you change? Do you have? Where can I finda? I feel sick. I've caught a cold. I have a stomach ache. I have a pain in my. Give me something for. Take me to a hospital. Call an ambulance. illsick cold flu stomach ache upset stomach diarrhoea motion sickness nausea indigestion period pain headache dizzy feverish anaemia sunstroke cut burn bleeding sprained itchy sore I have had my stolen. My has been broken. I will call the police. I was robbed. I was attacked. I was overcharged. I was wrongly accused. thief pickpocket wallet purse passport money camera video camera suitcase 24 25

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14 PART1 Aussie barbie barbecue barramundi bickiecookie billy G'Day gum tree mate muddie no worries New Year's Day We visit a shrine on New Year's Day. We pray for our health and happy life for the coming year. We have a New Year's special food, called 'Osechi'. Children's Day It's a festival on 5 May. People pray for the health and happiness of children. We display 'Kabuto' (traditional Japanese helmet), carp streamers and so on. blowie blowfly Bush, The bush tucker B.Y.O. Bring Your Own cuppa damper dingo Down Under dunny footy Outback OZ pavlova petrol rubbish tathank you Tassie tucker Vegemite walkabout yabby Tanabata Tanabata is a festival held on 7 July. We write our wish on the papertanzaku and hang it on a bamboo branch. Japanese style room fusuma (sliding door) Bath When we take a bath in Japan, we often soak ourselves in the bathtub. Kimono We sometimes wear kimono at traditional festivals or ceremonies. We wash our body out of the bathtub. Futon When we sleep, we spread a futon on the tatami or floor. Futon is a Japanese traditional style of bedding, but now many Japanese people have their own western style beds. For example, we often wear it for the coming-of-age ceremony, at weddings, on New Year's Day and so on. table This is a traditional Japanese style living room. tatami (straw mat) Traditional Japanese houses are mainly made by wood and paper. shoji (paper sliding screen) We take off our shoes before entering the house. We sit directly on the tatami or on a cushion. Now most Japanese houses usually have western style rooms, as well

People pray for the health and happiness of children. We display 'Kabuto' (traditional Japanese helmet), carp streamers and so on. blowie blowfly Bush, The bush tucker B.Y.O.

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