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Wow! You now know so much about Mexico! Your friend Jordan, however, knows nothing about it. In a few months, his family is going on a tour of Spanish speaking-countries, including Spain and several Latin American countries. He has asked you to help him learn more about those places before his trip. His first trip is to Mexico.

Write Jordan a letter in English comparing Mexican culture and American culture in a minimum of ten descriptive sentences.

Note: The United States is a vast country filled with diverse and beautiful cultures and people, and so is México! One person's cultural experience in the United States can vary greatly to another. Write about your cultural experience. Your culture can be different than your best friend's culture or neighbor's culture. You may share a Mexican-American culture. Write about it.

Think in terms of food, sports, transportation, weather, population, celebrations, and demographics. How is your culture similar to Mexican culture? How is it different? Use details from what you have learned to help Jordan prepare for the trip, and have fun!

Before you write, take notes on these questions to help guide your writing. Be sure to include an introductory sentence and a sign-off in your letter.

A) What are the three most interesting things you have learned about Mexico?

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B) What are three aspects of Mexican culture that are similar to your culture in the United States?

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C) What are three aspects of Mexican culture that are different from your culture in the United States?

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Now, here is a guide for your letter. Feel free to use the format if it's helpful, but make it your own.

Hola Jordan,

It's so cool that you get to visit Mexico. I found some very interesting things about living there. Did you know...? (Describe 3 items from list A).

Some things in Mexico can be very different from how you or I live in the United States. For example, (Describe 3 items from list B).

Otherwise, just like my family and I, we do many things the same. For example, (Describe 3 items from list C).

Have a great trip! Bring me back a souvenir!

Saludos,

(Your name)

You will be graded on (a) appropriate use of cultural knowledge from section A,B, and C of the outline (b) completeness and detail of the response, and (c) overall quality of the writing in a letter format

B) Both countries believe in the value of education, both teach the same subjects, many of the clothes we wear are the same as well as similar food and a value of religion plus much of American and Mexican culture blend together in certain places in the US which also makes the transition to American culture easier.

C) Vacation is not granted or expected as much as in the U.S.

The Mexican work day is never ending.

Lunch is late, long, and social.

francocanacari francocanacari · Answer 2 · 2021-11-24T22:13:53+01:00

Mexico's culture has changed rapidly during the 18th and 19th centuries. In many ways, life in the cities of the country has become similar to that in both the neighboring United States and Europe. Most Mexican villagers live more traditionally than city dwellers do.

Mexico is the country with the most Spanish-speaking people in the world. Spanish is also the official language. Some words in Mexican Spanish have their roots in the language of the country's indigenous people, spoken by about 6 percent of the country's inhabitants. Some native Mexican words have become common in other languages, such as English. For example, words like tomato, chocolate, coyote and avocado originally come from Nahuatl.

The arrival and colonization of the Spaniards brought Roman Catholicism to the country and became the main religion in Mexico. 90% of the population are Catholics. Mexico, however, has no "official" religion and the 1917 law and anti-clerical laws impose restrictions on the church. The government does not provide any financial support to the church and the church also has no part in the general education.

Aztecs and Maya Indians were gastronomically advanced and much of their food heritage remains in Mexico. The basics of cooking are - then as now - ingredients such as corn, chili, tomatoes, beans, zucchini and avocados. Mexican cuisine is quite homogeneous, but there is a certain regional character. For example, you eat more fish in the coastal areas, more meat and wheat products in the north and more poultry and fruits in the south.

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