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    of a better future for themselves and children. Because of my Hispanic roots, and my birth in the U.S., I am considered a Mexican-American. As a result of my equivalent exposure to two different cultures, I grew up being bilingual. My native language is Spanish, and I began to learn English when I was in Pre-K. As a young child, I did not know being bilingual would be of such importance. Nevertheless, now that I am young adult, I fully understand…

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    Code-Switching In Spanish

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    Spanglish is a term that describes the linguistic blend of English words with Spanish. Similar to an actual language, Spanglish has its cultural importance since it strongly influences the way in which bilingual individuals communicate and express ideas and opinions. In order to understand when and why bilingual individuals insert or switch words from English to Spanish or vice versa, I interviewed and recorded a conversation between my 18 year old cousin, Chave, and I. However, most of the…

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    been made to fear America. America is a dominant force to be reckoned with or else you be castrated, much like Anzaldúa’s experience in being forced to lose her Mexican accent. Anzaldúa’s strong will and finding of her home linguistically, Chicano Spanish protects her and other Chicanos from the overbearing nature of America. Anzaldúa urges to accept your self both culturally and linguistically, especially in the face of opposition, comparable to the strength of the plants in Kahlo’s painting…

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    two years, and after successfully executing the role of the Public Relations Officer my sophomore year, I am the first female president of Spanish National Honors Society. Along with my leadership positions in the clubs already listed, I am an active member of National Honors Society, Beta Club, Young American Democrats Club, Women 's Empowerment Club, Spanish Club, and Backpacking Club. Through hosting and planning weekly meetings, organizing…

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    of the Spanish language and culture via my family and i've traveled to Mexico and El Salvador.Those who are monolingual only communicate in one language versus in where in my family, I communicate in two. Not only am I exposed to Spanish language, but to two different accents and cultures that vary greatly. Therefore, when visiting Mexico and El Salvador I am completely immersed in the language and culture because English is completely taken out the equation..You're forced to use Spanish in…

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    The group in which I decided to attend was the Spanish Club meeting. The Spanish Club meets on Thursday at 3:30pm-4:30pm in Morgan 303. I happen to be conversing with a friend and I brought up the topic of the assignment. I mentioned to her that I did not know of any groups that I could actually attend that I do not identify in. I knew that the common group that everyone was going to was Alcoholic Anonymous and I wanted something different because I’m sure my professor would want us to branch…

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    disparities due to language barriers, financial difficulties, and fear due to being undocumented. Hispanics face healthcare disparities due to their language barriers. The majority of Hispanics only speak Spanish or very little English, making it very strenuous in obtaining adequate care, information, and communication from healthcare professionals (Askin-Lovseth & Aldana, 2010). If they seek…

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    learning Spanish I decided to study where it is spoken and about the culture in those areas. Language is a huge part of culture so it is important to learn about it. Spanish is the official or co-official language in over 20 countries and millions outside those countries speak it. I spent the week researching information about the Spanish culture, including their food, traditional clothing, music and dances. I looked up articles online about Hispanic culture and I also asked my Spanish-speaking…

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    Spanish Religion

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    The culture that I chose to learn about was of the Spanish ethnicity and the Catholic Church; therefore I submerged myself with a Spanish speaking Catholic service at a local church in Murrieta off of Whitewood. My religious affiliation is Christian however the way in which I practice my belief is not the same as with Catholicism. I also do not understand nor do I speak Spanish, I am English speaking only. This would be a new experience for me, and make the experience beneficial I would be going…

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    like Mexico City and Gaudalajara. Mexico City, the capital city, itself has a population of approximately 21 million people. Even though Mexico has such a large population, its ethnic diversity is tied more to its history with a predominately Spanish and Amerindian. Originally, Mexico was inhabited by indigenous people the Zapotec. Over the years the civilizations progressed from the Teotihuacan to the Mayans to the Toltec to the Aztec. In the 1519 a Spaniard Henan Cortez arrived at…

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