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Source : Google Podcast/Youtube
Title : Culture Shock : Ten Weird things About Life In Australia.
Link  : https://bit.ly/3NyQZdE

Summary

The speaker of the podcast is name Pete and he tell about his wife's culture shock experience while she went to Australia. His wife is from brazil. and according to her there were a bunch of different things in Australia that she found it weird.
Number one is
1. Couch are incredibly cheap second hand in Australia.  New sofas in Australia are very expensive.  But when he was in Brazil, new and second hand sofas were sold at high prices.
2. The cuts of meat in Australia are very different from those in Brazil
3. In Indonesia, a lot of time they had a hole in the ground and a bucket of water that you would use to wash yourself. But in Australia and Brazil they use toilet paper
4. In Australia, they crazy about coffee
5. BBQ at camping ground at the beach.  While on the beach Australians usually do BBQ.
6. Items that are not used will be displayed in front of the home page and can be taken by anyone who needs it for free.  This is commonly done by Australians
7. Drinking water from the tap, water in the water system in Australia is made drinkable.  It can be used for cooking, and washing as well.
8. Leaving things unlock, this shocks the speakers because many Australians rarely lock their homes when traveling, this is because crime is rare in the environment.
9. Walking street at night.  Walking at night in Australia is perfectly safe, even in the quiet of midnight.
10. The number of cigarette butts thrown in any place.  Surely this is an unpleasant behavior found in Australia.

Vocab
1. Ensure : memastikan
2. Nomad : Nomaden
3. Term : Ketentuan, Jangka
4. Plugged : menyambungkan
5. Abroad : luar negeri
6. Settled : menetap
7. Intimidating : mengintimidasi
8. Combat : melawan
9. Inevitable : tidak bisa dihindari
10. Overcome : Mengatasi
11. Consuming : Mengkonsumsi
12. Create: Membuat
13. Assimilate : mengasimilasi
14. Isolated : terisolasi
15. Exist : ada
16. Polite : Sopan
17. Rude : kasar
18. Acceptable : Dapat diterima
19. Wandering : petualang
20. Culture : budaya
21. Shock : terkejut
22. Extended : diperpanjang
23. Certain : beberapa
24. Origin : asal
25. Involved : terlibat

Reaction (50 words or more) :
Write your opinion about the main point / your critical review

Australia is full of culture shocks. But Australia has unique points of culture shock. Depending on where you’re from and what culture you’re accustomed to will depend on what points that you feel and how severe they are.
The 10 sections above may be affect everyone differently and with huge variants of how intense the new aspect of the culture will be.
If you’re aware of them, these shocks might shock you a little less, which helps the adjustment phase of the process.

Reaction (50 words or more) :
What you have learned or the problems you have during extensive listening, how did you deal with the solve problem

Listening helps me learn more vocabulary and it helps me to feel more comfortable when listening to English. But the problem is sometimes the speaker uses difficult vocabulary that I’ve never heard before. And for me the speed is too fast.

Self-assessment

| The speed was OK | (MAYBE)
| The vocabulary was OK | (MAYBE)
| The pronunciation was OK | (YES)
| This effect my listening skill | (YES)
| I think my listening skills are improved | (MAYBE)

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Australian CULTURE SHOCK!? 10 x WEIRD Things About LIFE in AUSTRALIA!

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Name : Nabilah
NPM : 121060007
source : Google Podcast
The podcast name : All Ears English Podcast
Length : 18.04 minutes
Link : https://bit.ly/3wFmID6

Summarize
The host of the podcast is Lindsay and Michelle and they're with a couple who live as a nomads. It is Eric and Grace Coleman who are known as the wanderin ravens (their youtube channle name). They share about their life as digital nomads an
d their feelings about culture shock. They love to travel the world and experience new cultures and languages. They have experienced so many wonderful places and things. They stay in a country for a maximum visa stay, which is usually about three months. And according to them, The hardest part of all of this is culture shock, which is to say getting used to a new place when you are only there for a bit of time. However as they are living in each place for an extended period of time, they do experience a bit of culture shock in each place. They give some tips to ensure the culture shock.There are a couple of tips that can help you to get past this in the long term.

- Learn the why behind cultural customs: very cultural are different, certain things are considered polite or rude. There may be different standards in place around this. Some things may be socially acceptable in one culture that isn’t in another. You might want to learn the origin of a given custom so that you can appreciate and understand why it exists in modern day culture. This may be new to you, but it may very well exist in this culture for a good reason.

- Getting involved in the local community: Attend events or festivals so that you can become a part of things. It ensures that you are not isolated in your own islands. It helps you to feel at home and assimilate so that you can get used to things in this new location. You don’t just stay in your own bubble, but rather you get to become a part of things. You can get plugged in and meet people and start to feel that you aren’t alone. Get out there and find ways to interact with the community. Making friends with the people who live in this place can give names to the faces and make it a far better experience for you overall.

These tips can help you to get over the culture shock and enjoy your new life. These can lead to long term happiness and create a wonderful new mindset and life for yourself abroad. When you do travel keep these things in mind to help you get settled.

Vocab
1. Ensure : memastikan
2. Nomad : Nomaden
3. Term : Ketentuan, Jangka
4. Plugged : menyambungkan
5. Abroad : luar negeri
6. Settled : menetap
7. Intimidating : mengintimidasi
8. Combat : melawan
9. Inevitable : tidak bisa dihindari
10. Overcome : Mengatasi
11. Consuming : Mengkonsumsi
12. Create: Membuat
13. Assimilate : mengasimilasi
14. Isolated : terisolasi
15. Exist : ada
16. Polite : Sopan
17. Rude : kasar
18. Acceptable : Dapat diterima
19. Wandering : petualang
20. Culture : budaya
21. Shock : terkejut
22. Extended : diperpanjang
23. Certain : beberapa
24. Origin : asal
25. Involved : terlibat

Reaction (50 words or more) :
Write your opinion about the main point / your critical review

I don't know what it's like to be a nomad. But I think it's very inconvenient. You have to adapt in a diverse environment and will often experience culture shock. but at the same time, I also think it would be really nice to be able to travel the world and settle in some places for some time. Learn a new culture. it can increase our knowledge. And I don't think culture shock is a bad thing if we can deal with it.
Culture shock may be inevitable, but there are some helpful ways to combat it. And you already know from what i've explain in the summarize above and you can put these to good use in your new life. Work to overcome the frustration that you may feel and you can get past the culture shock and turn this into a truly positive experience.

Reaction (50 words or more) :
What you have learned or the problems you have during extensive listening, how did you deal with the solve problem

Listening helps me learn more vocabulary and it helps me to feel more comfortable when listening to English. But the problem is sometimes the speaker uses difficult vocabulary that I’ve never heard before. And for me the speed is too fast.

to solve that problem, when i listening to podcast
I set the video speed to 0.4: it will reduce the sound speed in the video. The sound from the video can still be heard but will be greatly affected by the slow motion effect but not too slow.
it will help me hear what the speaker is saying so I can understand the content of the conversation clearly

Self-assessment

| The speed was OK | (MAYBE)
| The vocabulary was OK | (MAYBE)
| The pronunciation was OK | (YES)
| This effect my listening skill | (YES)
| I think my listening skills are improved | (MAYBE)