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    Cultural Interview

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    Cultural Interview with Vernessa Oraegbu Introduction Sitting in the ODU Student Government’s office was the first time I met Vernessa. Instantaneous, we were acquainted and became friends. I always knew her family was from a different country, but I never questioned her background. Regardless, Vernessa became a student government senator with me as a freshman at Old Dominion as a marketing major where she hopes to eventually work in real estate. Although we were friends, I only knew the…

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    death and the need to make a living for her family. Antonia started not knowing anything language wise. So when they use the "Te-e-ach, te-e-ach my Antonia" I believe they both learn quite a bit but I think being in a new land and needing to learn that much more to survive I give the edge to Antonia. The first big lesson that she faces is friendship and the language. Jim and his Grandmother spends lots of time teaching Antonia the language so she is able to understand what is…

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    Myriam Marquez Analysis

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    It is common for American families of different ethnicities to speak further languages other than English. In society, many people find it rude whenever someone speaks in a different tongue because of the possibility they are talking about them. In Myriam Marquez’s article, she discusses her identity as an American and her perception of her family roots and culture. Although she recognizes English as the common language in the United States, she continues to speak her native tongue because it…

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    brother, Hilary, to live in England, where she was originally from. Tolkien's father died soon after, whilst he was still in South Africa by himself, thus the family remained in England. During the summer of 1896 his mother found them a home in the hamlet of Sarehole, which is located just outside the city Birmingham (Curles). Tolkien and his family lived in poverty, which required them to eventually move to Moseley, a suburb of Birmingham, due northwest of the village of Sarehole. At the age of…

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    Rwanda Health Issues

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    their first language they might understand a little of it depending on their education level. Within this community it is best to use face to face communication especially while addressing health issues to the elderly as they do not believe in technology. For the elderly if the information is through internet based source they might not think that it is valid and so they prefer face to face. Rwandan people have close ties with their families that when one ages they keep them within the family…

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    We use all these colours to represent nature. We also can model diverse language to children, such as; police officer rather than police man and person with a disability rather than disable person. My biggest resource for children is my team from diverse background and male and female which shows children that we all look different, but we all provide same type of care. Moreover, we have family wall in the room with family pictures including their grandparents, aunties and uncles and connected…

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    admitted into the hospital, he awoke with concerned family members nearby trying to talk to him. Carl could no longer talk, read, or write which is indication of Broca’s Aphasia. Broca’s Aphasia is a communication disorder affecting the ability of speech production and language comprehension. Post-stroke, he demonstrates substantial sentence production errors [agramatism], confusion of language content, and complications with language form. A Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) will assess the…

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    Indian Culture vs. American Culture Culture plays a significant role in every individual’s life. You don’t really see how it’s so important in everyday life. Let’s see how we define culture as. Culture is a human society’s total way of life meaning it provides guidelines for certain behavior. It changes overtime and is often taken for granted. You don’t really notice any different in cultures until you don’t travel to another country. Cultures makes you change your point of view toward that…

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    In my opinion, it is the combination of both the peer group and a person’s family members that affect the way people communicate with one another. Even though I do not come from a multicultural background, I can relate to Tan’s approach of using different dialects depending upon whom she is speaking with at that time. For example, I work at a hotel and diner, the hotel registration is located in the diner. When I am communicating with a guest it is dramatically different than if I were to carry…

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    very young. His family, including his extended family was planning on getting their visa, and becoming U.S Citizens. His grandpa was the one who was applying for the whole family, but sadly he passed away, and everything they had been working on got swept away. Louis, and his mom went back to Mexico for a couple more…

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