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They can greet someone they just met with the word 'mate' or say 'How ya going, mate? ' to strangers

Some common greeting words are:

G'day

Howdy

How ya doin'?

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A firm handshake, with direct eye contact and a welcoming smile are the standard

Buenos días/ buen día / buenas tardes/ buenas noches:

These greetings mean respectively 'Good morning,' 'good afternoon,' and 'good day. '

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Vegemite.

Lamingtons.

Meat Pies.

Tim Tams.

Moreton Bay Bug.

Witchetty Grub.

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Gallo pinto

Chifrijo

Casado

Olla de carne

Chorreadas

Ceviche.

Arroz de Maíz

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New Year's Day

Australia Day

Good Friday

Easter Monday

Anzac Day

Christmas Day

Boxing Day.

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Independence day

Holy Week

Mother's day

Juan Santamaria Day

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Australian culture is of primarily Western origins, and is derived from its British, Indigenous and migrant components.

Australia's major religion is Christianity with the major denominations.

People in Australia are known for their love of the outdoors, laid-back approach to life, and weekend café culture

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Costa Ricans love to spend time with family and friends, and almost every activity they undertake includes lots of them.

When it comes to sports, Costa Ricans love soccer, and they are committed supporters and followers of the National Team.

Around half of the Costa Rican populations define themselves as Catholics, and another quarter of the population says to be non-catholic Christians.

Most Costa Ricans learn several traditional dances from a young age. The vast majority of Costa Rican traditional dances were born in the province of Guanacaste. National holidays are often celebrated by spirited displays of dancing in the streets.