- In
one's blood: Something that is a fundamental
part of someone's identity or nature.
- Example:
"Music is in his blood; his whole family are musicians."
- A
fish out of water: Feeling uncomfortable or out of
place in a new environment.
- Example:
"She felt like a fish out of water when she moved to a new
country."
- Fit
in: To feel accepted and comfortable in a group or
society.
- Example:
"It took a while for her to fit in at her new school."
- Blend
in: To not stand out, often by adopting the customs or
behaviors of a new group.
- Example:
"He tried to blend in by learning the local customs."
- Stand
out: To be noticeably different from
others.
- Example:
"Her unique fashion sense made her stand out in the crowd."
- Hold
on to: To keep or maintain something,
such as cultural traditions or personal values.
- Example:
"Despite living abroad, they hold on to their traditional
celebrations."
1.
What
aspects of your culture do you feel most connected to, and why?
2.
Is
there something that you feel is "in your blood" because of
your family or culture?
3.
How
does your name reflect your identity and cultural background?
4.
What
food or hobbies are important to your identity and why?
5.
When
moving to a new place, do you prefer to blend in or stand out?
Why?
6.
Have
you ever felt like "a fish out of water" in a new place? How
did you cope with feeling out of place?
7.
Do
you express your identity through your clothing or style?
8.
Are
there any traditions or values from your culture that you hold on to while
living in a different country? Why are they important to you?
9.
What
stereotypes and misconceptions people have about your culture?
10.
How
do you think your identity has changed over time?
