Essay On Bi-Cultural Immigration

There are many immigrants in the United States, and I believe that every immigrant is bi-cultural. I am also bi-cultural. Cambodia has a king, and the United States has a president. People of Cambodia usually are dependent, quiet, and traditional. People of American are independent and outspoken. Khmer is Cambodia language, and English is the American language. Being bi-cultural in the US, I am influenced by the language, figure it out my identity and how to cope and understand the different perspectives in society. First, being bi-cultural in the U S is struggling to speak English to others, especial with my kids. They are going to school, so they are using proper English.my English is limitation. When my kids had trouble with their home work, and I tried to explain to them so many time. Although I tried to explain to them so many time, they still didn’t understand the home work. I gave up and asked my sister in law to help them instance. Sometime I feel unhappy with my …show more content…
I am living in different family. I am living with family in law is different from living with my parent. We’ll have to help each other if someone needs help. My family number has family financial issues; one other family number has to help. I gain more confident about myself because in the United states is a freedom country. I can stand up for myself. I can become what ever I want to be in the future. My mom can force me anymore. in the US has many opportunities and chances. It makes me learn to except new thing, such as working out. I never like physical training, because in my country every girl can’t has muscle. Because they say it isn’t look pretty. Plus, I get expose into different of people, because in American has many kind of immigrant and they came from different places. They have different traditions, cultures and backgrounds. I get to explore and learn about