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**DonnyKong** · 07-11-2011, 10:33 PM

Any Latin American from a middle class background will assimilate better than one from a low/poor one. Heck, there's not even the need to assimilate. When I go to the US I don't feel things are different or hard to understand, it's basically the same as where I live. The only difference I see is that at my place we work to live and in the US people live to work.

Well I guess that's because you are predominally Spanish and you probably feel better among whites than you'd feel among "Laura en America" Peruvians...
and I also guess you had a different education and culture than the majority of Peruvians who are very Amerindian

07-11-2011, 10:33 PM	#30
DonnyKong Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 403 Senior Member	Any Latin American from a middle class background will assimilate better than one from a low/poor one. Heck, there's not even the need to assimilate. When I go to the US I don't feel things are different or hard to understand, it's basically the same as where I live. The only difference I see is that at my place we work to live and in the US people live to work. Well I guess that's because you are predominally Spanish and you probably feel better among whites than you'd feel among "Laura en America" Peruvians... and I also guess you had a different education and culture than the majority of Peruvians who are very Amerindian
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