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Halo! Nama saya Amanda. Saya suka belajar bahasa Indonesia. Saya wanita 42 tahun, sudah kewin, dengan dua anak (perempuan, 20 tahun, dan laki-laki, 13 tahun). Saya tinggal di kota kecil di Australia tengah, 1500km selatan dari Darwin. Saya mau bicara dengan orang Indonesia, karena saya mau bicara bahasa Indonesia lebih baik... Hi, I'm looking for some Indonesian speakers to chat with me. I wish to improve my Indonesian by speaking. I am also happy to return the favour and chat in English for practice.
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    In Australia, we call them lollipop men & women, too.

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    March 8, 2014
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    I love that I live in a country where you can be free to say what you like, to have or NOT have religious beliefs (most Australians are not religious), and feel safe travelling around - even by yourself. I love our natural scenery and the wide, open spaces, where you can find peace.

     

    What I don't like is our current government, who are insulting our next door neighbours (Indonesia) and now trying to destory our environment by revoking World Heritage areas.

     

    I am also ashamed of redneck 'bogan' Australians, who say things like: 'Australia should be white, and only English spoken here'. I work with Aboriginal people everyday and I find this disgusting. Aboriginal people are the First Australians and there are still over 120 Aboriginal languages spoken here today. How can these 'bogans' say that the First Australians should be 'white' and not allowed to speak their own languages?

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    March 8, 2014
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    Lol. I live in outback Australia. We only receive 280mm of rain per year. So when it rains, we don't just walk in the rain, we DANCE in it!

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    August 24, 2013
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