Many people who are hunting for a better life and opportunities emigrate to the US to advance their future. However, other people may escape for various reason such as civil war, religious freedom and employment opportunities. Similarly, after spending 18 years of my life in Nepal, I emigrated to the US. Moreover, on 04/12/2012 I came to the US with my family -father, mother, and youngest sister for better educational opportunities. I would never have thought that I could immigrate to the US. Although a brand-new life spread out in front of me, I have never forgotten my country. Also, although Nepal and the U.S. share some similarities as to religious freedom, my life experiences are different in terms of language, lifestyle, and job opportunities.
The first major difference of life between the US and Nepal is the language. In fact, all different countries …show more content…
Obviously, life in the US is more challenging than Nepal. In fact, many people in the US believe that “Time is money” which means time is the most important. The fact is that my lifestyle has changed since I migrate to the US. In particular, I have experienced more challenges in every step and have a difficult time to manage time for school and job. Moreover, jobs are the most important in order to survive. For example, I must work to provide financial support to the family, pay different types of bills like house rent, utilities, and personal expense. In contrast, my lifestyle in Nepal was easier and more convenient than in the US. Specifically, I have lots of extra time after my school because I don’t have to go to work. Furthermore, I don't have to worry about financials because my dad worked at the government office. Similarly, in Nepal one person who worked outside from home can provide all kinds of family needs and their finances are stable, whereas in the US, I have to work to provide for my extend
The first major difference of life between the US and Nepal is the language. In fact, all different countries …show more content…
Obviously, life in the US is more challenging than Nepal. In fact, many people in the US believe that “Time is money” which means time is the most important. The fact is that my lifestyle has changed since I migrate to the US. In particular, I have experienced more challenges in every step and have a difficult time to manage time for school and job. Moreover, jobs are the most important in order to survive. For example, I must work to provide financial support to the family, pay different types of bills like house rent, utilities, and personal expense. In contrast, my lifestyle in Nepal was easier and more convenient than in the US. Specifically, I have lots of extra time after my school because I don’t have to go to work. Furthermore, I don't have to worry about financials because my dad worked at the government office. Similarly, in Nepal one person who worked outside from home can provide all kinds of family needs and their finances are stable, whereas in the US, I have to work to provide for my extend