#CUltureshock

[romonwrites]

Schools in France Vs Schools In Jamaica

[rosemelon82]

i love getting culture shock when in manga and manhwa they haul off their sick lover to the hospital for a fever and they dont have money issues after that but in the us of a that would be about a million dollars for tylenol and an iv

[printzpigeon]

[dailyfont-com]

El Guapo combines Chicano tattoo styling with elegance and street-smart ruggedness, blending heritage with a rough, weathered aesthetic in regular and bold fonts.

Link: https://l.dailyfont.com/Dgy1J

[voodooboynetrunner]

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[casa-domeupai]

General post; Navigating the Tranquil Rhythms: A Journey from Urban Anonymity to Rural Comradeship

Check out this post I've written about Portuguese vs UK life. 1 minute read.

I exchanged a fairly loud UK town next to the M25 for the serene ambience of a Portuguese village, and, well, culture shock hit me like a tonne of bricks. Why, you ask? Because in this quaint setting, chit-chat and familiarity with everyone reigns supreme. It’s an acquired taste, but one that grows on you. Let’s start with the village chatter. As I strolled down the cobbled streets,…

[historical-kraken]

Seneko Kakoma: Uncovering forgotten tales of The Taino Pirate Prince

[language-education-and-exam]

Are you ready to study abroad?

What are some pros and cons of studying abroad?

Here are some of the pros and cons of studying abroad:

Pros:

Gain a global perspective: Studying abroad is a great way to gain a global perspective and learn about different cultures. You will be exposed to new ways of thinking and doing things, which can help you to become more open-minded and adaptable.

Improve your language skills: If you study in a country where the native language is not English, you will have the opportunity to improve your language skills. This can be a valuable asset in your future career, as many employers are looking for employees who are bilingual or multilingual.

Make lifelong friends: Studying abroad is a great way to make lifelong friends from all over the world. You will be able to share your experiences and learn from each other, which can create strong bonds that will last a lifetime.

Develop independence: Studying abroad can help you to develop independence and learn how to take care of yourself in a new environment. You will have to be responsible for your own food, housing, and transportation, which can be a challenge but also a rewarding experience.

Gain work experience: In some countries, students are allowed to work part-time while they are studying. This can be a great way to gain work experience and earn some money to help cover your living expenses.

Cons:

Cost: Studying abroad can be expensive, as you will have to pay for tuition, room and board, transportation, and other expenses. However, there are many scholarships and grants available to help students finance their studies abroad.

Culture shock: Moving to a new country can be a culture shock, as you will be exposed to new customs and traditions. This can be challenging at first, but it can also be a valuable learning experience.

Homesickness: It is normal to feel homesick when you are studying abroad. This is especially true if you are far away from your family and friends. However, there are many ways to cope with homesickness, such as staying in touch with loved ones and joining clubs or activities to meet new people.

Language barrier: If you study in a country where the native language is not English, you may experience a language barrier. This can make it difficult to communicate with locals and understand the culture. However, there are many resources available to help you learn the language, such as language classes and online tools.

Academic challenges: Studying abroad can be academically challenging, as you will be exposed to new teaching methods and expectations. However, this can also be a great opportunity to learn and grow as a student.

Overall, the decision of whether or not to study abroad is a personal one. There are many factors to consider, such as your budget, your academic goals, and your personal preferences. However, if you are willing to take on the challenges, studying abroad can be a truly rewarding experience. For more information on studying abroad visit us here! Tokyo International Education Institute

[historia-e-cultura]

[romonwrites]

Japan Stereotypes

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[shitpostingkats]

The big differences between the pokemon anime and the yugioh animes' approach to the format is that pokemon goes to great lengths to make portray competitive battling as pleasantly as possibly: handshakes, compliments, every contestant is respectful and polite.

Meanwhile, in yugioh, you get extra points if you manage to make your opponent have a psychological breakdown mid duel.

[mamuzzy]

Culture shock(ed)trooper

featuring my corrie OCs Lily and Blaze and corrie!Fives

Fives: So what's this... this thing? Lily: PocKam. Fives: what Blaze: Pocket holocamera. Natborns have this to capture the moment but Lily only uses for taking photos of his face from 100 angles at least five times a day. Lily: My selfies are great, thank you very much. Anyway, you can capture anything you want. Tooka photos, cute shoes behind showcases you will never have enough credit to buy... Lily: Or, yes, you take selfies in the Outlander on your day-off, accidently capturing an exchange between a crack dealer and their client and of course Commander Fox had to spot it! Not a single compliment like, "Wow, Lily what a great make-up you have there!" Nooo, Commander Fox bothers himself comment under my picture and talk about the exchange between the crack dealer and their client! The audacity! My night was ruined! Fives: Oh my fucking god Blaze: Why were you in the Outlander anyway? Lily: Ganja.

[abritishgirlinthenetherlands]

Dutchies <3

Kissing me three times on the cheeks: eerrrrmmm...

No we don't take our shoes off in the house:

huh...

The looking toilet bowl:

okay...

Public urinals:

weird...

Ja hoor!:

Wtf! did he just say yes whore! to me?!

[silent-and-deadly]

Usually take off my shoes here, but I really don't mind either way. You shouldn't have to worry about any mud that you'll be stepping in since I keep the floors pretty clean. Do y'all prefer sweet or salty popcorn?

HELLO we are here!! knock knock - @aria-aisling

( @invisiwhere )

Hello! Come on in! I haven't got any snacks prepped just yet, but I'll get right on that here. Go ahead and make yourselves comfortable. There's room on the couch and I've got a few cases of movies that you can look through and pick something out from.