We are going to Australia Tsvetova Svetlana. Flag and emblem. - презентация

1 We are going to Australia Tsvetova Svetlana

2 Flag and emblem

3 Climate Australia - the hottest part of the whole land of the Southern Hemisphere. In the north sub-equatorial climate, monsoon, hot, in the central part - a tropical desert, south-west - with a subtropical winter rainfall. On the east coast - tropical, marine, hot summer with the maximum precipitation. Australia - the hottest part of the whole land of the Southern Hemisphere. In the north sub-equatorial climate, monsoon, hot, in the central part - a tropical desert, south-west - with a subtropical winter rainfall. On the east coast - tropical, marine, hot summer with the maximum precipitation.

4 Language English is the national language. Australian English is a major variety of the language, with its own distinctive accent and vocabulary (some of which has found its way into other varieties of English), but less internal dialectal variation (apart from small regional pronunciation and lexical variations) than either British or American English. English is the national language. Australian English is a major variety of the language, with its own distinctive accent and vocabulary (some of which has found its way into other varieties of English), but less internal dialectal variation (apart from small regional pronunciation and lexical variations) than either British or American English.

5 Holidays In addition to Christmas (December 25) and Easter is celebrated in Australia: Queen's Day - second Monday in June (except Western Australia where this day is appointed each year individually), Australia Day - January 26, Labor Day - first Monday in October, Anzac Day - April 25, when the revered veterans of all wars, as well as widely celebrate Mother's Day - second Sunday in MayAnd Father's Day - first Sunday in September. Country attaches special importance to the events of the Dardanelles operation during the First World War (1915), in which especially distinguished Australian and New Zealand soldiers. In addition to Christmas (December 25) and Easter is celebrated in Australia: Queen's Day - second Monday in June (except Western Australia where this day is appointed each year individually), Australia Day - January 26, Labor Day - first Monday in October, Anzac Day - April 25, when the revered veterans of all wars, as well as widely celebrate Mother's Day - second Sunday in MayAnd Father's Day - first Sunday in September. Country attaches special importance to the events of the Dardanelles operation during the First World War (1915), in which especially distinguished Australian and New Zealand soldiers.

6 Traditions

7 Tents with pies The custom install tents with pies to raise funds for a particular event will not die in Australia than ever. Small rural communities are too proud to ask for money from neighbors. So Australia is not accepted. They would rather put up tables along the road and will sell your home fare. The custom install tents with pies to raise funds for a particular event will not die in Australia than ever. Small rural communities are too proud to ask for money from neighbors. So Australia is not accepted. They would rather put up tables along the road and will sell your home fare.

8 Family Picnic Family Picnic At the picnic the first thing involved in the fire. To do this, dig a circular hole, and overlaid it with stones. At this stage, everything is fine, and you will come across only two centipede, a scorpion, spider- krasnospincu (among other things, a poisonous!), Several ant hills and hear how "something" rustled in the bushes. But then in search of firewood you will visit several acres of bush, scratching in the blood of his hands and legs and causing irreparable damage to clothing. At the picnic the first thing involved in the fire. To do this, dig a circular hole, and overlaid it with stones. At this stage, everything is fine, and you will come across only two centipede, a scorpion, spider- krasnospincu (among other things, a poisonous!), Several ant hills and hear how "something" rustled in the bushes. But then in search of firewood you will visit several acres of bush, scratching in the blood of his hands and legs and causing irreparable damage to clothing.

9 Then, over the fire hung a piece of tin and it laid sausages. Their task is to provide the meat and fat to help you get rid of the children away. What meat do you prefer? Deep fried? Burnt? Charred? Sand or without? Then, over the fire hung a piece of tin and it laid sausages. Their task is to provide the meat and fat to help you get rid of the children away. What meat do you prefer? Deep fried? Burnt? Charred? Sand or without? Sit down you do not succeed, because all sorts of insects crawling everywhere. So there you have standing, while fending off the pesky flies. Honestly, this meal you will not ever forget. =) Sit down you do not succeed, because all sorts of insects crawling everywhere. So there you have standing, while fending off the pesky flies. Honestly, this meal you will not ever forget. =)