It seems likely. I have a friend from South Africa who does this, and they seem to share a few colloquialisms with Australia.
Yes, it is common in Australia to refer to light bulbs as "light globes". This term is used interchangeably with "light bulbs" in everyday language.
Light in Sanskrit is called "प्रकाश" (prakāśa).
A tube light is commonly referred to as "Tube Light" or "Tube Prakasham" in the Telugu language.
Tube light in Hindi is called "ट्यूब लाइट" (pronounced as "tyoob light").
A light-colored bucket can be called a pale bucket or a white bucket, depending on the specific shade of the color.
In Kannada we would say Kolave Vidhyuthdeepa(ಕೊಳವೆ ವಿದ್ಯುದ್ದೀಪ) or Kolavedeepa.
Twisties is what I call them. I also call them smart. cfl's is another, more technical term.
To brighten your way in the dark. The light bulbs' energy is reflected forward so you can see things in low light conditions. We call them flashlights.
at the golden globes the public doesnt make the call. the Hollywood foreign press does
You call people living in Australia, Australians.
they called them that because they saw the earth as an apple, so they decided to call it an earth apple.
Lydon Johnson became known as "Light Bulb Lyndon" because of his strong advocacy for energy and conservation policies, particularly the promotion of the use of more energy-efficient light bulbs.
They call it Christmas
Australia
One nice thing about light bulbs is that they provide light indoors and when it is dark outside, without having to light a candle or an oil lamp. They are also relatively safe, clean and easy to operate. Disadvantages include the fact that you will need electricity and wires that are properly installed and cannot be easily moved about. It is also difficult to repair a broken light bulb or one that has burned out, and they must be disposed of and replaced.
what is the song i still call australia home about
Choose one of these and call the doctor in the morning... A) Five. One to change the light bulb and four to chant "Allah is great". B) None. If the bulb has broken, it is the will of Allah and it would be blasphemy to attempt to change it. C) Four. One to change the bulb, one to check if changing light bulbs is legal in the Quran, one to blow up the person who changed it and one to protest that Islam stands for peaceful change of light bulbs.
You can call the sound made by the bulbs as the chirping sound.