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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]PP at 23:04, it's naive to say that cultural differences aren't valid unless they're extreme. There are no shades of grey in your world. As someone with lots of real-world experience, I've found that sometimes the most tricky cultural differences are the most subtle.[/quote] Again I ask you - where are the institutions devoted to preserving and handing down these tricky, subtle cultural differences? Where are the keepers of the British culture in the US? [/quote] They are here in my house (we are another family of Brits living here). Yes, we don’t have “British School” - though actually there IS a British school here - [b]but because we have a common language and many cultural similarities with the host country[/b] many Brits do not feel the need to seek out institutions devoted to our culture. But to say it isn’t there or that there aren’t differences is wrong and ignorant. [/quote] Thanks for making my point.[/quote] Ok so we all agree. Many cultural similarities and also many cultural differences. The presence of one doesn’t mean the lack of the other. [/quote]
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