Bianca #3

Hola! I want to talk about the people in Spain. They´re different of coarse, but for some reason it surprises me. For instance, in Spain it´s ok for men to where capris or knickerbockers whatever you want to call them. It´s like the thing out here. I don´t know if I would ever get use to it. At least not in the few weeks I´ll be here. Spain women don´t even where them as much as the men.

Another thing I´ve noticed is the constant staring. I pretty much figure they stare at most of us because were different... or are we? I just don´t think it´s okay for them to do it the way they do it. Kee said it may be what they do... you know... like they´re culture or something. Well, can I say it´s okay for me to become offended because it´s my culture... you know... the American way. Don´t get me wrong, they all dont do it. Some are very loving, but a lot are hostile for no reason or maybe just the one´s I run into... or maybr it´s just me... I guess it sounds familiar though. I probably should be use to it.

Desde que he mencionado hostil, permitió´s habla en las personas que son hostiles y las lecciones que podemos aprender de ellos. #1 Spainards es muy tradicional... He tenido la puerta azotada en mi cara muchos veces porque fue cinco minutos después de dos. La lección para ser aprendida, Don´T interrumpe la cultura. #2 Muchos Spainards ha sido fustrated conmigo porque o ellos pueden´T me entiende o mi español soy no vacía como. La lección para ser aprendida, en América si un extranjero habla la prueba para escuchar y si usted se pone´T entiende apenas los dice usted se pone´T entiende hasta que ellos lleguen a ser fustrated con usted. Nunca debe ser al revés. La cosa principal es de tratar de ayudarlos.