I REALLY NEED HELP D: It's pretty importante, can someone help me?

Member since 18 September 2011

acsaserafimMember18 September 2011 17:30:00

Hi guys! I'm Acsa from Brazil. I'm entering a contest聽 here in Brazil whose winner will make an exchange in Adelaide for 1 month. To become the winner, I must answer the following question in a very creative way:

Why your experience in Adelaide will be amazing?
I've tried my best to answer this question, you know, reading as much as I can and getting to know more about this lovely city in South Australia.
I always wanted to go to Australia, but unfortunately this is a very expensive trip. Now I have this opportunity, I really want to win the contest! I have read much (very much) about your city,Adelaide, and I fall in love with it every single day. I have sent something like 40 responses for this contest. So I really you guys to help me because I would like to know聽 how you'd answer this question if you were in my place. You live in Adelaide, you know better than me how it feels to be there. If it's not a problem, could you help me by saying why living in Adelaide is an amazing experience? I'll thank you for the rest of my life
Your answer can help me a lot!

Help me, I really want to meet Australia!

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menezis3 New member

Member since 30 November 2011

menezis3New member01 December 2011 19:42:09

Hi Niya,

I have been living in Adelaide for past 3 years. having moved to this place from Sydney, there is no comparosin and things you can do in Sydney is far far par with Adelaide.

But every city has its own beauty. In my experience, Adelaide is more like a family place, where people would like to settle for ever. It is small, but very multicultural. The places to visit or more so called tourist attractions are not that comercialised, in the sense you can get around most of the places here without having to spend that mch money. Most of the things are very natural like site seeing, wineries, fruits and veg estates etc etc. You get a feeling of how beautiful a nature can be when it is not made up like which is the case in most other cities. People are good, small plave, so easy to move around and most importantly the togetherness that you feel here when we have people in such condensed area.

2Curlews Active member

Member since 13 October 2011

2CurlewsActive member01 December 2011 20:13:20

Adelaide is more of a big green village and the winery of Australia. Bit of a southern outpost. Lived there for a few years and found it boring but that's just me.

wish you luck!