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bilingual culture is knowing your phone number by heart but when someone asks you you have to think for 10 minutes because you have it memorised in german

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Bilingual culture is feeling a huge disconnect from your cultural background because you've never lived in the country you just happen to speak the language because of your parents but also not being able to speak it fluently which makes the disconnect even more awkward because you wish you could feel that connection to your culture without feeling like an outcast

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bilingual culture is listening to a movie's soundtrack in another language and getting mad at mistranslations/awkward translations

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Bilingual culture is studying linguistics because learning a new language made you realise how cool grammar is

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Bilingual culture is thinking in one language, but having to speak in another

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Bilingual culture is thinking in one language, but having to speak in another

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Bilingual culture is understanding a well known language, but never being able to find anything in your native language because it's almost unheard of, and having to worry about forgetting it.

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Bilingual culture is making a lot of grammar and spelling mistakes when you write in your second language

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bilingual (specifically with thai as a first language) culture is struggling to learn a language with a new set of characters because your brain just refuses to accept any squiggle without a small circle somewhere in it as a letter

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bilingual culture is not knowing enough to read so you learn from duolingo, but enough that you know the duo translations are off sometimes

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Hello! This is a blog for ex religious people. That includes (but is not limited to); Ex Christians, Catholics, Jewish, Pagans, and Mormons.

Basic rules are:

When submitting/sending asks you must start with "ex religious culture is".

To be even more specific you can say "ex (x religion) culture is."

Be respectful of everyone please.

About the mod:

Hello, my name is Roman, tho that sometimes changes. I use any pronouns except she/her. I'm an ex Christian. I'm atheist. I'm a minor so please don't send asks that are too weird.

DNI:

Lgbt-phobe, racists, NSFW blogs, exclutionists, angry religious people, ableists, proshippers...

This blog is inspired by: @tumb-lr-culture-is @xenogender-culture-is @genderfluid-culture-is @oc-culture @omnisexualcultureis @alexigender-culture-is @bilingual-culture-is @giftedkidburnout-culture-is all the other (x) culture is blogs.

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Yep! Basically anyone multilingual allowed! I just decided to keep it Bilingual-Culture-Is so people wouldn’t get confused

not ace culture but is there like, a multilingual-culture-is blog here?

Sadly, if there are, I am currently unaware of them

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multilingual culture is having 162636 language learning apps on your phone and regularly deciding (often in the middle of the night) to learn a new language

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learning bilingual culture is putting on your favourite shows/movies with audio in the language youre learning and subtitles in your native language

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[Hope it's okay to post even if I'm not fluent yet] Disabled billingual culture is feeling sad when you see "people who can't learn a second language are just lazy" in the billiangual community, bc you've been trying for several years and although you're getting there, bc of your learning disability you may take several more years than average to be fluent ;_; or may never be completely fluent at all

It’s totally okay to post even if you’re not fluent!

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Bilingual culture is having a speech impediment in one language, but not in another (because they use different sounds)

(I have a mild one in my first language, but not English, because English has other Rs)

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bilingual culture is using lots of gestures when talking in your second language, and saying "thing" or "stuff" when you can't remember the word you want to say.