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In many countries, when people give their name, they refer to themselves
In many countries, when people give their name, they refer to themselves
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2023-11-27
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In many countries, when people give their name, they refer to
themselves using their last name or family name. In the United States,
therefore, people generally refer to themselves using their first name: some 【S1】______
people even take "nicknames" , which can be related to their first name or 【S2】______
some event in their life. On the first day of class, professors will introduce
themselves and will tell you how they’d like to be addressed. Americans
pride themselves in their individuality and independence. They express their 【S3】______
individuality in many ways, including clothing and decorating styles.
American college students are learning to live like independent adults, and 【S4】______
they will make decisions about their living style, classes, and personal life
independent on their parents and family. Americans will speak bluntly, 【S5】______
discussing topics in the public that people from other cultures may find 【S6】______
embarrassing or controversial. College campuses are a place that many ideas 【S7】______
are discussed freely, and you may hear things that make you uncomfortable
or offend you. It is important to know you can tell someone you do not
wish to discuss a subject that makes you uncomfortable. Men and women in
the United States often form friendships that have no romantic involvement.
These friends will spend time together, go to the movies, and go out to
dinner alone or in groups. If the American of the opposite sex invites you to 【S8】______
a party or to dinner, it does not necessarily indicate romantic interest. It is
common for people living far away to home to experience culture shock, but 【S9】______
this doesn’t have to spoil the experience. If you find yourself feel homesick, 【S10】______
call a friend at home or go to your school’s international student office to
speak with an advisor. [br] 【S7】
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