TheAztecJoin Date: 2010-07-12
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To be a little more specific; Texas, somewhere around Dallas.
Would it be hard to adapt? |
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FreeLibyaJoin Date: 2011-04-17
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I dont think so. Just get good job/education and I think everything will be fine. |
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FreeLibyaJoin Date: 2011-04-17
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Please don't sidetrack this serious thread. |
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CelestusJoin Date: 2011-08-15
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You need a job to move to America I thought. |
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FreeLibyaJoin Date: 2011-04-17
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Or college degree or somewhere to study. |
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TheAztecJoin Date: 2010-07-12
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This person I know is moving because her father will get a job in Dallas. The whole family has to move there with him, so it's legal. |
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CelestusJoin Date: 2011-08-15
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Oh,
I thought it was: You have to have a job or enough money to support yourself. |
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FreeLibyaJoin Date: 2011-04-17
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Well good luck for her and hopefully she wont experience racism :/ |
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CelestusJoin Date: 2011-08-15
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It's easy to adapt probably, America is pretty multi-cultural, it just depends what areas you go to. |
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Well, This is not EU, so I don't know much of the imigration policy in US. |
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@TheAztec
I have one tip.
1.) Whoever is immigrating to the USA should find the job in advance.
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The job outlook is not too great in Texas.
If the family immigrates to the USA and lives in a rural area then you'll have problems. |
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Is Mexico that bad?
~~Waiting For You~~ |
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You're moving to the United States? The only thing you need to know is prepare for daily gunbattles.
My family may be ommving to North Carolina. Heh, go figure. |
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My parents used to own a country home near the Appalachian Mountains in NC.
lol. |
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They sold it when I was 6 or so.... >.> |
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FreeLibyaJoin Date: 2011-04-17
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My family may be ommving to North Carolina. Heh, go figure.
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HAHAHAHAH LEAVING MASSACHUSETTS AND GOING TO NORTH CAROLINA?? |
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Yeah. My dad might become a professor at Wake Forest university. You probably haven't heard of it but it's very prestigious. |
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Person299Join Date: 2008-02-28
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I'd try to develop to an American "TV" accent, instead of the local Texan dialect. |
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robotwarpJoin Date: 2011-04-10
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Or try Austin, It is about the least racist place in Texas, i was born there but don't live there, its also the live music capitol of the world!!! |
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To be a little more specific; Texas, somewhere around Dallas.
Would it be hard to adapt?
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No it shouldent.
Mexico and the U.S are pretty similar.
Except I like mexican candy more. |
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TheAztecJoin Date: 2010-07-12
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Ok people, to make it clear this isn't about me this is about someone else.
And this family's father is just getting TRANSFERRED; he will already have a job when getting to Texas. I'm just asking if it's going to be any hard for my friend to get adapted to American high school environments after living in Mexico for 15 years. My friend has good English, she speaks fluently. |
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