Narrative Essay On Mexican Culture
It is undoubtedly common that there are many people that migrate from Mexico to the United States. Among those millions of people were my parents. My parents, and just like most of the people migrating, shared a similar dream. The dream of creating a better future for their family. My parents obviously knew that there were going to be many hardships and obstacles that they had to conquer in order to achieve the life they desired. They knew that they would have to learn a whole new language and get accustomed to another culture. However, they promised one another that they would never let their roots disappear and they certainly would not let their child forget. My parents made it their duty to keep alive our Mexican culture and customs within our home. Without a doubt, my culture has made a difference on many aspects of my life from my first language, traveling, holidays, and life changing decisions.
When I started preschool, my first language I ever learned was Spanish. My parents strictly enforce the rule of only speaking Spanish in our home. Till this very day it is still enforced. Like any other rule, this rule has its perks and its disadvantages. On my first day of preschool I remember having two teachers rather than most students who had just one. I remember during readings one of my teachers would take me to …show more content…
My culture has impacted many aspects of my life from the first language I learned, traveling, holidays, and life changing decisions. My culture has even shaped me into the person I am today. All of the experiences have impacted my life and have led me to make the decisions that I have made today. My culture has also had an impact on my character traits. After traveling the poverty of Mexico, I appreciate every day of my life and I’m always thankful for all the sacrifices my parents made. My culture is something that I will always be proud of and it undoubtedly defines
When I started preschool, my first language I ever learned was Spanish. My parents strictly enforce the rule of only speaking Spanish in our home. Till this very day it is still enforced. Like any other rule, this rule has its perks and its disadvantages. On my first day of preschool I remember having two teachers rather than most students who had just one. I remember during readings one of my teachers would take me to …show more content…
My culture has impacted many aspects of my life from the first language I learned, traveling, holidays, and life changing decisions. My culture has even shaped me into the person I am today. All of the experiences have impacted my life and have led me to make the decisions that I have made today. My culture has also had an impact on my character traits. After traveling the poverty of Mexico, I appreciate every day of my life and I’m always thankful for all the sacrifices my parents made. My culture is something that I will always be proud of and it undoubtedly defines