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How spanish migrated to Australia?

Spanish people did not migrate to Australia in any significant numbers.


When did Mary Makillop come to Australia?

She did not "come to Australia." She was born in Australia


How do you spell Australia in Spanish?

Australia is spelled the same way in Spanish and pronounced aoo-STRAH-lia


How do you say Australia in Spanish?

Australia is spelled the same in Spanish as in English, but is pronounced differently. It is pronounced "ow-oo-strah-lee-a."


Why did the aborignals come to Australia?

they didn't come to Australia the white people did.


How did Baptist denomination come to Australia?

how did baptist denomination come australia


Spanish word for to come?

The Spanish verb for 'to come' is 'venir'.


How many spanish people live in Australia?

Good question, you can try looking it up online.


Did ernest shackleton come to Australia?

no sir ernest shackleton did not come to Australia


Who migrated from northern Asia the south pacific islands or australia?

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What is a another way of saying Aussie Aussie Aussie oi oi oi?

"Australia, Australia, Australia, come on, come on, come on."


How did the spanish people come to Australia?

Some by ship and some by plane. It is a bit of a long swim. The first known free settler arrived in Australia from Spain in 1821. He was was J.B.L. De Arrieta, who was granted 2000 acres of fertile land at Morton Park by the NSW colonial government. It is because of him that Spaniard's Hill near Camden is so named. Generally, there were not many Spanish people prior to the 1930s. This was the time of the Spanish civil war, when around 600,000 Spanish left their homeland for other countries. This was the main reason why Spanish came to Australia. There were still as few as 503 recorded Spanish-born settlers in Australia in 1891. There was a small number of Spanish prospectors on the goldfields in the 1850s, while Spanish tomato-growers moved to Echuca and cane-growers moved to northern Queensland.