English culture

Governments should require new citizens to assimilate into the native culture. Assimilation improves citizens’ wellbeing, increases social mobility, and increases the diversity of a society, because assimilated peoples are not forced to disregard their old culture, but rather to learn to understand and accept the culture of their new country. By requiring new citizens to adopt the host country’s cultural customs and beliefs, increases the unity of the nation while reducing tensions between…

significant role in the life of every person from every culture. Each country, religion, and culture have their own specific holidays. These holidays are sometimes shared between a multitude of cultures or completely celebrated by a singular culture. Nevertheless, holidays are much more significantly meaningful then just days off of work or school. Holidays incorporates the history, beliefs, and sense of togetherness, which forms a culture. Therefore, in this paper the author explores three…

The third one is translation today. Translation provides for us many benefits, it allowed us to share our knowledge, culture, science, experiences, and many other aspects with all the world. Therefore the role of the translator in the society is very beneficial as well. This study will discuss the cultural differences that the translator may face in translating from Arabic to English. The most common of it are the translating of the religious differences, and the proverbs and idioms. Moreover,…

Vietnamese culture. However, being raised in Hawaii, I view things differently from my parents. Like the meat and vegetables in the spring rolls, I am too mixed. The rice paper wrap is my cultural identity because it holds my Vietnamese culture and Hawaii culture together. The most important elements in my culture is education, clothing, and language. Each of these elements shape who I am and my perspective on life. Education is very important and taken very seriously in Vietnamese culture.…

between Japanese and India INTRODUCTION Culture is a group of people has the same characteristics like values, religion, norms and beliefs. All cultures have different behavior, thoughts and attitudes so in this era the cultures can know about other cultures how they live or behave or work .Moreover, the most import thing is it know how those cultures can understand and communicate with each other .Therefore In this essay, I will compare two cultures Japan and India through five points:…

to be accepted by the new society. A good example of this kind of assimilation is the integration of Native Americans. Despite the fact that the colonists were the migrants, Native Americans were forced to leave their tribal traditions, to learn English, and to attend the boarding schools. However, international experience has shown that it is not necessary to give up on migrant’s national identity to feel comfortable in the host community. It would be enough to respect its…

combining two or more different cultures together. They are trying to learn and accept different things. Like, chopsticks are no longer a patent of Chinese, most people know how to use chopsticks. Most immigrants are fitting into American society. Likewise, most Americans are willing to become allies or family with foreigners. Most people accepted the concept of multiculturalism, but you can still notice that there are lots of arguments between two different cultures in one society. Does…

even trigger many debates amongst states. There are many different people living in Australia, all with their own identities and individual use of Australian English. It is important to highlight these differences and identities by celebrating the fact that Australians from various states and territories use their own form of Australian English, rather than creating a national identity which instead does not bring out these differences. By…

students from Asia on an American college campus showed that these students often felt marginalized and isolated from the other students, leading to negative views on both ends (Sato and Hodge). Most of the time, these differences in language and in culture lead to alienation among international students, not being able to forge bonds with the American students, but with the other Asian students (Sato and Hodge). This is all caused by the foreignness that the American students see in them, as…

My experience at the Heartbeat workshop and Spirits Rising concert was both educational and enjoyable. These events explored the culture of the Native Americans of the Great Lakes area. The workshop included participation in traditional dance, an example of both traditional and arranged music, a version of the Native American creation story, and a summary of the culture throughout history. The concert was an excellent opportunity to learn through observation, but I mostly took the chance to…