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LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT AMET COMMODO CONSEQUAT
Culture Year 39 | number 10 | november 2012
EXCLUSIVE: LASTEST MAGAZINE ABOUT CULTURE YET!
A LIFE ABOUT THIRDCULTURE KIDS!
WHAT DO YOU DESCRIBEAS HOME?
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WHAT'S YOUR CULTURE?
Read insideLorem ipsum dolor
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Magazine of Culture
Are you a third culture kid?
Some Third Culture kids like traveling around the world.Some do not though so I interviewed my good friendAlex to reveal the cryptic code of being a culture kid andfind out what happens in his daily life, what he likesabout his culture and his surroundings...
A third culture kid is a family that moves fromcountry to country and get influenced by othercultures. For example: If you were born in Japanand then you would live in the US for a couple ofyears and then maybe travel to Brazil. You wouldget influenced by many cultures.
Do you know what a third culture kid
Introduction
Introduction: My friend Alex has lived in threecountries which are Vietnam, Germany andTunisia. This meant he is a third culture kid (livedinto multiple countries). I interviewed him at myschool which in Humanities we are learning aboutculture. Let me introduce my friend first. Alex isborn in Vietnam. He then lived in Germany for halfa year. He then lived in Tunisia for a month. Hetravelled back to Vietnam in 2010 and goes to thesame school as I am. He lives with his parents. Thewhole point that I interviewed him is because I am
“No culture can live if it attempts tobe exclusive” -Gandhi
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CONCLUSION
I hoped you enjoyed that secretinterview. Now you might knowsomething about third culturekids that you never knownbefore. Some people hatebeing a third culture kid. But asyou can see Alex has noproblems of being a thirdculture kid. So what do youdescribe as home?
Michael BayEditor
Interview Here I wrote the transcript. Now I’m releasing it to all of you. Here it is… Areyou a third culture kid? If so what are your countries? “I am a third culturekid and the countries are Germany and Vietnam.” Do you speak multilanguages at home? If so what languages? “I do speak multi languages athome and the languages are German and English.” What do describe ashome? “I described home as where my family and friends are.” Whatculture do you believe in? “I’m Vietnamese and German.” What are yourbeliefs? “I believe in heaven and hell.” What culture describes you? “BothVietnamese and German because I like the food from both, I eat themtraditionally like all the festivals from both of them.” Do you like Vietnammore than Germany if so why? “Actually I like both, Vietnam because allmyfriendsandfamilyarethere.But inGermanytherearemorethingstodolike amusement parks and stuff like that.” What is your favorite culture?“I’m more into gaming so I’m going to have to make one up like gamingculture.”Doyoulikebeingathirdculturekid?“ActuallyyesbecauseIgettotravela lotandseealotofthingsgetalotofthingsandlearnalotofthings.”Doyouliketomoveintodifferentcountriesonceinawhile?“YesbecauseIget to learn more.” What do you celebrate in your culture? “We celebrateTet, lunar, Christmas and Halloween and many others.” What do you do inthe festivals in your culture?“In Tet we get lucky money bags from family and friends, lunar moonfestival it´s the time for kids when they get toys and eat moon cakes.Halloween we get to get candy and Christmas we get presents from Santaa.k.an our parents.”
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Magazine of Culture
Are you a third culture kid?
Some Third Culture kids like traveling around the world.Some do not though so I interviewed my good friendAlex to reveal the cryptic code of being a culture kid andfind out what happens in his daily life, what he likesabout his culture and his surroundings...
A third culture kid is a family that moves fromcountry to country and get influenced by othercultures. For example: If you were born in Japanand then you would live in the US for a couple ofyears and then maybe travel to Brazil. You wouldget influenced by many cultures.
Do you know what a third culture kid
Introduction
Introduction: My friend Alex has lived in threecountries which are Vietnam, Germany andTunisia. This meant he is a third culture kid (livedinto multiple countries). I interviewed him at myschool which in Humanities we are learning aboutculture. Let me introduce my friend first. Alex isborn in Vietnam. He then lived in Germany for halfa year. He then lived in Tunisia for a month. Hetravelled back to Vietnam in 2010 and goes to thesame school as I am. He lives with his parents. Thewhole point that I interviewed him is because I am
“No culture can live if it attempts tobe exclusive” -Gandhi
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CONCLUSION
I hoped you enjoyed that secretinterview. Now you might knowsomething about third culturekids that you never knownbefore. Some people hatebeing a third culture kid. But asyou can see Alex has noproblems of being a thirdculture kid. So what do youdescribe as home?
Michael BayEditor
Interview Here I wrote the transcript. Now I’m releasing it to all of you. Here it is… Areyou a third culture kid? If so what are your countries? “I am a third culturekid and the countries are Germany and Vietnam.” Do you speak multilanguages at home? If so what languages? “I do speak multi languages athome and the languages are German and English.” What do describe ashome? “I described home as where my family and friends are.” Whatculture do you believe in? “I’m Vietnamese and German.” What are yourbeliefs? “I believe in heaven and hell.” What culture describes you? “BothVietnamese and German because I like the food from both, I eat themtraditionally like all the festivals from both of them.” Do you like Vietnammore than Germany if so why? “Actually I like both, Vietnam because allmyfriendsandfamilyarethere.But inGermanytherearemorethingstodolike amusement parks and stuff like that.” What is your favorite culture?“I’m more into gaming so I’m going to have to make one up like gamingculture.”Doyoulikebeingathirdculturekid?“ActuallyyesbecauseIgettotravela lotandseealotofthingsgetalotofthingsandlearnalotofthings.”Doyouliketomoveintodifferentcountriesonceinawhile?“YesbecauseIget to learn more.” What do you celebrate in your culture? “We celebrateTet, lunar, Christmas and Halloween and many others.” What do you do inthe festivals in your culture?“In Tet we get lucky money bags from family and friends, lunar moonfestival it´s the time for kids when they get toys and eat moon cakes.Halloween we get to get candy and Christmas we get presents from Santaa.k.an our parents.”
Index ICoverTeaster and IntroductionInterview and Conclusion Back Cover
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Our town
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