Good Morning! Today’s question may be controversial,
Do you think Oceania is a continent? (What you think, not what the internet says)
Here we go:
I think it is, it’s just not part of the seven main continents I learned as a kid.
How about you?
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yesssss
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of course it is!! i live there and ofc it’s classified as a continent. who came up with that jargon saying it’s not 
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Huh, I never heard of Oceania 0w0 I think it’d be part of a continent idk
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Yess Australia is a continent!
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If it didn’t contain New Guinea and New Zealand I’d say no, but yeah I guess it is lol
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Yup it is
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yeah! back in elementary school i was taught that australia by itself was a continent but now i group it with the rest of oceania
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I’ve always thought of Oceania as a region (because it is made up of many islands) rather than as a continent, but Australia itself is a continent 
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idek what that is lol
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I didn’t learn Oceania as a continent back in geography classes, but I think it is now!
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It definitely is, I did not even know some people thought it wasn’t
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Absoluely yes. 
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Definitely yes and I thought everyone knew it existed-
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My opinion exactly, but I’m no geographer though! 
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technically yeah
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I’m only 24 but Pluto was a planet and Oceania was a continent in my school
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Oceana is definitely a continent I’m my opinion. I live in Oceana
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It’s also what we were taught in school (I live in Australia). I think a continent is a large landmass, hence Oceania itself would be more of a region and Australia a continent within it.
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