Comments by "Teagirl009" (@Teagirl009) on "American Reacts to How Can You Tell Someone Is An American Without Them Telling You? 😅" video.

  1. Smiling and nodding is something Aussies do all the time too. We're known for it lol. We also will strike up small talk conversations with strangers in the supermarkets, bus stops, and in the street etc. (in the cities that's less likely but in the suburbs very common).
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  2. We're pretty similar in terms of fashion. We tend to dress casually and comfortably to run errands etc. We wear shorts and t shirts, casual summery dresses, sneakers/tennis shoes and hats a lot here. And of course thongs and sandals. Especially in summer and spring. It's too hot and humid to be dressing up unless you're going to a nice dinner or a special event or occasion. Plus we have a pretty outdoorsy lifestyle. We walk a lot everywhere. Be it coastal walks, hiking trails, walks in the park or around the local area. So sneakers or comfy walking shoes are common sense.
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  3. Oh I disagree about the no shoes. (unless you're at/around the beach). As an adult I've never gone shopping or to any cafes or restaurants without shoes. Nor has anyone that I know🤷‍♀️. Most places you have to wear some form of shoes. Safety and hygiene etc. People could slip or step on something. unless you're from Byron bay or something, they do their own thing😆. The whole no shoes thing is not widespread.
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