outback

Describing places that are far away from cities and towns, like the wild parts of Australia.

The wild and empty parts of Australia where there are few people and lots of nature.

Word Explanation:

The outback is a big, wild place in Australia. It's mostly empty with lots of land, trees, and animals. People don't live there much, and it's very different from cities.

आउटबैक

outback

The 'outback' refers to the remote and rural areas of Australia, far away from cities and towns.

You pronounce 'outback' like this: 'out-bak'.

The word 'outback' comes from Australia and is used to describe the vast, open areas that are not close to the coast or cities.

The word 'outback' in Bengali is 'আউটব্যাক' (Āuṭbyāk).

The outback is a vast, wild area in Australia, home to unique animals like kangaroos and koalas!

In the outback, every step is an adventure! (This means exploring new places can be exciting.)

"The outback is a place where the sky meets the earth." - Unknown

In the vast outback, where the sun shines bright and the kangaroos hop high, there’s a world full of adventure!

Imagine a place where the red dirt stretches for miles, and the sky is painted with twinkling stars at night.

You might meet a friendly koala munching on eucalyptus leaves or a wise old emu sharing stories of the land.

The outback is a magical place where every rock and tree has a tale to tell.

Let’s discover the wonders of the outback together! What will you find?