So, How Many Americans Are Infiltrating Sydney's Beaches? (Don't Worry, We Like You Guys... Mostly)
Ever wondered how many Americans have upped sticks and decided to swap Thanksgiving turkeys for barbie snags? Well, buckle up, mates, because we're diving into the fascinating world of Sydney's American population.
More Than Just Tourists: American Aussies Are Here to Stay
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While Sydney is a magnet for American tourists (who can blame them with our glorious weather?), we're actually talking about people who've decided to call Sydney home. As of the 2021 census, there were around 16,000 Sydney-siders who were born in the land of the stars and stripes. That's enough people to form a pretty decent-sized backyard cricket team, assuming they're up for learning the (superior) rules, of course.
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California Dreamin' Down Under? Where Are These Yanks Living?
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According to those same census folks, Sydney's American community seems to be spread out across the city. Although, whispers on the Bondi beachfront suggest a higher concentration there (they must be drawn to the epic waves, right?).
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Fun Fact: Americans in Sydney Might Be More Likely to Have a Mate Called Bruce Than Bruce Willis
While it's likely many American expats still yearn for a good ol' cheeseburger, it seems they're assimilating well. The 2011 census showed that over 60,000 Sydney-siders claim American ancestry. That means there's a good chance your neighbour with the killer avocado toast recipe might have some American roots.
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How Many Americans Live in Sydney? FAQ
- How to become an American expat in Sydney? The process involves visas, paperwork, and probably a serious case of wanderlust. But hey, Google is your friend!
- How to find the American community in Sydney? Look for places with familiar comforts: sports bars showing the Super Bowl, or bakeries selling decent bagels (good luck with that one).
- How to convert an American friend to Australian slang? It's a marathon, not a sprint. Start with the classics like "fair dinkum" and "she'll be right," and work your way up from there.
- How to convince an American thatVegemite is actually delicious? This might be the ultimate challenge. Proceed with caution and maybe bring a few Tim Tams for backup.
- How to (politely) explain the offside rule to an American football fan who thinks they know rugby? Patience is key. Perhaps use a metaphor involving shrimps on a barbie?
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