Being a New Zealander
has both similarities and differences with being a Chilean. Being a New
Zealander implies being kind and generous, even in small details of daily life
like cars stopping to let people go across the street, or saying hello when you
walk next to them even if they don’t know you.
New Zealand’s society
has more than one culture (multiculturall), there are maoris, Asians, pacific
islanders, people from european descendence, etc. And they all live together
without any kind of discrimination for their skin colour, appearance, etc.
One aspect of New
Zealand’s daily life is their way of eating, at breakfast they usually have
cereal, toasts, similar to Chile, at lunch they eat a sandwich or something
like that, not too much. Dinner time is special to them, they eat a lot, like a
Chilean lunch, this is special because it is a moment when they can share a
moment with their families and talk about their day, etc.
New Zealand is also a
safe place, people who live in here don’t usually steal or do anything that is
against the law, it is weird to see that, it is a peaceful place of the world,
you could even leave your phone charging in the subway, then go somewhere else
and when you come back your phone will still be there (we know that wouldn’t
happen in Chile).
In New Zealand they also
take care of their cities and green areas, if you walk in Wellington it is
really weird to see trash or anything written in the walls, it is a really
clean place.
To sum up, people in New
Zealand are really kind and nice, they take care of the place and respect each
other.
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