Hot event : SEC's 26th Online Meeting - FAMILY - pg 22

hey guy what is the online love?????? I loved many times but I''ve not tried this kind of love ?

okie, don''t worry. let''s join our this online meeting to know what the online love is. I''ll show it to u hihi

Yes, I am. I thought a lot on SEC would say "yes, I am" to your question a looooong time ago but maybe they''''''''''''''''re not as bold as I am. Just kidding!
By the way, I know quite a few kids who went to school in NY and DC for 3 years like you twins. Hope you guys are doing well now in Saigon though it''''''''''''''''s pretty tough adjusting yourselves to a whole different world unless you''''''''''''''''re attending an International school. Take care and keep posting on SEC. Sooner or later you''ll find someone fun to enjoy chatting, talking and hangin'' out with. There are a whole lot of them right here in Saigon.


Được longarm sửa chữa / chuyển vào 12:06 ngày 05/09/2006

20th SEC''''s Online Meeting
Hi everyone, the 20th Online meeting will be held at:
TIME: 10pm, Friday September 8th 2006
Hope to have a great time with all of you!!!!!!!!
Plz come on time and be ready for your skype and microphone during the meeting. Thnx
Topic Questions:
ADVANTAGES AND CHANLLENGES OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCES
1. Do you meet any problem in building relationships with people from different culture?
2. "Cultural differences cause problems. It is better for people to stay in
their own countries rather than to migrate to other ones." Do you agree?
3. Would you prefer to live in a monoculture or a multi-racial society? Why?
4. "It is better to study major international languages like English rather than
to spend time on minority languages for the sake of regional identity."
Do you agree?
5. "Governments should give regions in their countries more autonomy
so that they can protect and enjoy their own cultures rather than serving
the centralized policies of the capital city." Do you agree?
6. Is it better to marry someone of the same cultural background?
7. "Religion as a school subject should include all the major world
religions - not only the majority religion in the country concerned."
Do you agree?
8. How do you think "British Culture" differs from "American Culture"?
How do these cultures differ from the culture of your own country?
9. What do you think about (any symbol, piece of music, clothes, person,etc) when talking about Vietnamese culture? How do we Vietnamese preserve our culture, tra***ion in this integration, globalization trend


Reference reading: ( In fact, there are trilions of things we can find but I just post a small part of that. Plz, check the further link for more and detailed info. Thnx )
British Government - Constitutional Monarchy
US Goverment - Republic
Britain - an Island
USA - a large land mass
Britain - Free Schools, Free Medical Care,
USA - Pay for School, Pay For Health Insurance
Britain - At least 4 week payed holiday/vacation issued by the Goverment
USA - Employers decide holidays/vacations length,
Britain - Drink Alcohol when your 18 years old
USA - Drink Alcohol when your 21 years old
Britain – relaxed Cannabis laws
USA – strict Cannabis laws
Britain – Hand Guns are banned
USA – Guns galore.
Britain – Play Soccer, Rugby (Upper-class play cricket, Tennis)
USA – Play American Football, Basketball, Baseball, Ice Hockey
Britain - high cost for petroleum
USA - low cost for petroleum
Britain - Celebrate Bonfire Night
USA - Celebrate Thanks Giving
Britain – Narrow, bendy roads,
USA – Wide, Straight roads,
Britain – Different spellings in English language (Defence, Realise, Theatre, Sulphur)
USA – Different spellings in English language (Defense, Realize, Theater, Sulfur)
Britain – Different words in English Language (Pavement, Mobile-phone, Toilet)
USA – Different words in English Language (Sidewalk, Cell-phone, Bathroom)
Britain – Cars are smaller, but handle better,
USA – Cars are bigger, and handle like crap.
Britain – Food is expensive
USA – Food is cheap
Britain – Beer is strong
USA – Beer is weak,
Britain – have foxes
USA – have bears
Britain – Just Grassland and a few hills, some forests
USA – very varied landmass
Britain – Have restrictions on how high they build buildings
USA – Try to build the biggest buildings they can.
Britain – Mainly middleclass people
USA – Poor, Middleclass, Upper class
Britain – Left wing society
USA – Anti socialist right wing.
Further Links:
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/questions/ ----> Interesting link of British and the USA culture
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/questions/compare/usa.htm ---> Differences USA and Britain
http://www.learnenglish.de/britishculture.htm ---> British culture
http://www.zompist.com/amercult.html ----> Funny facts
http://quiz.hotplugins.com/cgi-bin/showquiz.cgi?qzid=1272 ---> Tiny quizz

awesome topix

I wil study and try to be ready for Friday! I look forward to speaking with my friends again and perhpas new friends. This has been difficult for me.

Ya, I think we will learn many things about the culture through this topic. The problem is that HOW WIDE CULTURE REALLY MEANS TO US !!!

What do you mean "HOW WIDE"??? Is culture something you can see and touch to measure how wide it is???

KyAnh used "wide" here as a hypothetical term. It does not take a genius to realize that. If you are that critical, why don''t you find every error on this box and try to fix it. Good luck!

"hypothetical term"