An Australian Christmas
| Pronunciation | /ɒˈstreɪ.li.ən ˈkrɪs.məs/ (オーストレイリアン・クリスマス) |
|---|---|
| Part of Speech | Phrase |
| English Definition |
The Australian style of celebrating Christmas — held in summer, often outdoors with barbecues, beach trips, and seafood rather than a traditional Northern-Hemisphere winter Christmas. |
| Japanese Translation |
オーストラリアのクリスマス |
| Japanese Explanation |
北半球の伝統的な冬のクリスマスとは異なり、真夏に祝われるオーストラリア独自のクリスマスの過ごし方。 |
Origin
Descriptive English phrase; no slang etymology.
Related Words
Australians have a special way of spreading Christmas cheer
Ploughing snow is a big no-no, we have sun over here
Christmas pud is a pav instead, while lunch is on the beach
Cold ham replaces turkey, And we have three servings each
Kangaroos help Santa out, ‘Cause reindeer just won’t do
For they don’t know the bush so well, roos just bound on through
Forget the fur lined boots this year, thongs are what we need
Rudolf will have to sit it out, while Skippy takes the lead
But don’t you worry, have no fear, Santa’s used to us down here!
NSFW (or kids) Classic Australian Christmas Song
A Little-Known, Bizarre Australia-Japan Christmas Story
豪のクリスマス・ソング：Deck the Shed
豪のクリスマス・ソング：Christmas on the Station
豪のクリスマス・ソング：Christmas Photo
豪のクリスマス・ソング：Aussie Jingle Bells
豪のクリスマス・ソング：Six White Boomers
South African band Die Antwoord also does an interesting cover of Kevin Bloody Wilson‘s Australian Christmas classic.