SOUTH KOREA & AUSTRALIA

SUCH AS.....

POPULATION

CURRENCY

• Australia's currency is dollars.
• South Koreas currency is won.
• One won is worth 11c in Australian dollars.
• Which means the Australian dollar is greater then th South korean won.

HOMELAND'S

LIFE EXPENTANCY

• In Australia you will die around the age of 85.
• In South Korea you will die around the age of 76.
• There fore Australian's life expectancy is greater than South Korean people.

HOUSING

• Housing in south is tightly packed.
• Housing in australia is nicely spread out.

RELIGION

• Most people in South Korea don't follow a relgion but the peolpe who do follow buddhism.
• Australia's main relgion is christianity.

LANGUAGES

• Australians speak the language english spoken by many country's in the world.
• South Korean people speak the Language Korean which is only spoken by 2 countries.
• North and South Korea.

CLOTHING

• The main traditional clothing in South korea is the Hanbok.
• There is no traditional clothing clothing in australia because we are not a old.
• Because we aren't that old we haven't as a whole country decided upon 1.
• But people who have traveled to Australia from overseas have brought their cultural clothing.
• So I guess you could say Australian has many cultural and traditional clothing.

EDUCATION

• Educational years in Australia last for 12 years.
• Educational years in South Korea lasts also for 12 years
• But they have different starting points austrlian school kids start there year in Febuary and finish in December.
• While South Korean children start a year in March and finish in February.

GOVERNMENT

• The South Korean goverment was formed August the 15th 1948.
• The Australian government was formed on the 1st of January 1901.
• There fore the Australian government is older than the South Korean government.

FOOD

• South Koreas main Traditional food is Bap and Juk which is rice with porridge.
• Australia's would have to be bangers and mash which is sausages and mashed potato.

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