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 Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:21 pm
Your Culture.This means anything to a ancestors.Basicly traditions and such , what your family does for the holidays.Foods,music. Havefun, keep it under control.Do not be prejudice to any member.Give them all respect.
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:28 pm
a person's culture is not really ED material... there's nothing to discuss/debate... nothing to keep it going once after everyone has posted where they are from...
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:29 pm
well you never know
some people might want to dicuss what they do for christmas or something
itll work fine
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:32 pm
here's me:
My ethnicity is mostly phillippino, but I also am part chinese, japanese, tad bit korean and taiwanese, and 1/128 spanish(not mexican)
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:37 pm
and me
im everything under the sun
lol actually im...scottish irish english french finnish german(yet my name is russian o.o) ooh almost forgot..im native too what else
my family usually has christmas couple days before only because my mom usually works on the 25th
we dont really eat much of our food stuff cause we dont really know much
i want to go to italy one day..but thats just because im weird 3nodding
theres more but im waiting for more people
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:42 pm
my family is a very diverse mix. my mum is british west indian. my father is black american and because of my work we have adpoted japanese traditions into our lives. i graduated with a degree in cultural anthropology so culture and language is my life.
*about christmas (when I get married) its gonna be much more than opening gifts in the morning and having christmas dinner at night. christmas day should be a very involved event all day event more than thanksgiving.
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:56 pm
All i knwo is im british
I have no idea what my ethnicity is
No idea about anyone on my fathers side
and at christmas we have gift openings in the morning then we get to mess about with what we have untill my mum makes christmas dinner which is at 5ish normally
And i help whee its fun but really warm
We dont domuch as theres only me my mum and my brother and sister
We dont get invited to things my gran and aunts do sad
But its fun xd
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Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 10:08 am
holyredccphysicist here's me: My ethnicity is mostly phillippino, but I also am part chinese, japanese, tad bit korean and taiwanese, and 1/128 spanish(not mexican) hm... that wasn't really culture, but rather, ethnicity... I am in a roman catholic family, but we are not just the average american, but devote and firm. because we are mostly Philippino, we are quite conservative(although I am the one of the most liberal in my family, aside from my sister, who thinks it is, under some circumstances, for a woman to have an abortion, whereas every one of us are 100% firm on banning abortion, hoping it will, in the future be concidered as malice a crime as murduring a 10 yr old child). stressed
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Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 7:39 am
Half Scottish, half English. We live in France. e_e
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Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:48 pm
Err.. I am german, Lithuian, Irish, French, Brittish [whoop!], err more... haha, i can't remember right now
I don't celebrate a religion, though my family does Chrsitmas... I don't belive in 'god'
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Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 11:02 am
I don't know how our heritage got brought into it. Well, actually I do because heritage has a lot to do with culture but all the same I'll post mine.
I'm French-West Indian, Italian, Syrian, & Polish. My heritage. My culture mostly involves things that my family have held as traditions and such but not because of heritage but mostly just because it's something my family holds dear together. We also have recently been adding some Japanese tradition to our own. My mom is really supportive of me and my goal to move to Japan in my near future so she's been trying her hardest to understand what she can and to help me learn japanese.
As for what red was saying, religion-wise I am a Catholic, though unlike red's family most of mine is liberal. But I'm DEFINITELY not getting into that in here >o<
For Christmas, I go to X-mas mass with my mom and siblings (not my dad because he's Episcapalian (I can't spell xD) but he's not practicing) and then we all eat a seafood feast! It's one of my favorite meals all year.
I can't really think of what else to add, so If I think of more yeahh..
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