8 CULTURE SHOCKS AS AN AUSTRALIAN IN ITALY | WATCH THIS BEFORE YOU COME TO ITALY!
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
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Today’s video will be different to my usual travel videos. Today i will be talking about some of the cultural shocks and some of the differences i have found between Italy and Australia. I moved to Italy 4 months ago and over these past few months i have definitely noticed some big differences in the culture and the way of living, some being better, some worse and some just plainly different. Watch the video to find out more!
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Bio: I am a 23 year old who was raised and still lives in Australia. I have been into travel, sport, health and fitness my whole life and I am someone who enjoys exercise and performance and want to help educate others on ultimately how to live a happier, healthier life.
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Thinking about doing an exchange to italy. This was very helpful, thank you!
All true, petrol Is costly
The thing about bottled water is true, but i am one of the few italians that doesn't like the taste of bottled water, i only drink tap water
I have travelled to many places in Europe and always buy bottled water when arriving in that city. In UK would use tap water as it tastes alright. Just an added expense compared to Australia.
Good bye Australia 🇦🇺
Viva Italia 🇮🇹
going to bed straight after eating, I would feel so heavy and feel terrible!
you gotta adjust to it thats for sure!
In italy most people go to bed after midnight. We have a much faster morning routine since most of us don't have breakfast, so we wake up at like 7 or 8 am and start working at 9. But I think in general stuff happens later. For example live music events start after 22 pm and ends at 2 am usually. It's just shifted in order to avoid activity in the very hot hours and enjoy the cool long evenings.
Frankly speaking to debate on 1 euro to be paid for a public toilette doesn't seem to be such a great culture shock.
Speaking on principles, it is
@@giorgioleoni3471 Sure. All the rest of the world is plenty of free of charge toilettes and owners begging " please come to my site to pee!". Please let's not be ridiculous.
Where are you based? Varese?
I was based in many different cities in the north :) Im curious, why do you ask about Varese?
So it's like living in California after ALL the Asians moved in? lol. Humans are only a microprocessor in Asia and they box them up just like one to sweat and process. If the wrong operating system in installed then everything malfunctions aka their extreme Asian racism. Can't afford a house until your life it half up. The old California actually sold houses to humans for humane prices. NOW, it's like Asia, MORE more but the cheap is only related to quality, NOT price tags.
That seems exactly what the US would do.