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Felipe Martinez.
As far back as I know, my mom's side was in Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico. that's where my grandma and great-grandma were from. Spanish(Mexico) is the language my grandma prefers so we usually speak Spanish(Mexico) when we visit. though my household is both Spanish and English. we enjoy my grandma's tamales and grandpa's milanesas. just the normal holidays I guess are celebrated. Traditions go for, Teaching the young ones how to make tortillas by scratch, family gatherings, mole festivals, rain dance, camote, from my grandma side, great great grandpa harvested agave(once harvested, they do pulque).

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Chloe Ho
My family was born in Cambodia. Cambodia was in a civil war between 1975-1979. My dad was born in 1976 during the war while my grandma and grandpa were in concentration camps. My grandfather was killed two weeks after my dad's birth. My grandma and her family including my dad were next to be executed but my grandma was able to escape through the jungles of Cambodia to Thailand and seek refuge in the refugee camps of Thailand. It was a temporary place to stay until they found an adoptive country. And my family arrived in America in March 1980. My grandparents on my dad's side used to be business owners of noodle shops to bars and restaurants. However before the Civil War my family was very successful in the jewelry business in terms of mining precious gems. My family speaks English and Khmer(Cambodian) most of the time. My great grandpa(dads dad) speaks Cantonese and learned Mandarin, French, Chiu Chow, and Khmer before he passed away. My grandma(dads mom) speaks Vietnamese, Cantonese, Mandarin,Thai, and Chiu Chow. Both my grandparents on my moms side only speak Chiu Chow and Khmer. My favorite foods are Pho(Veitnamese noodles), Nom Banh Chok(Khmer noodles),  Lok lak(stir fry), Kari Sach moan(Chicken red curry). My familes trandition is greeting each other with palms together in a manner of prayer. We celebrate Chinese New Year and the American holidays.

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Brynn Voigt,
My moms side is from New York, where my great great great grandmother, her mother, and father all lived and moved to Canada where they learned to speak French.
My dads side is from Germany where they spoke German and moved here where they learned to speak English. Family favorite foods are spaghetti and salmon. Some family traditions of mine are to always have thanksgiving at my cousins house. We've had a tradition of using the same table to eat on, even when my cousins moved they brought the table with them so we could continue that tradition. On my dads side his family had a tradition of naming people Richard. My great grandpa was Richard, as was my Grandpa, who gave my dad his middle name Richard as well.

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My dad is Mexican, American, and Spaniard but he was born here in America and so was I. My dad's side of the family all speaks both english and spanish. My familys favorite food is carne asada, patatas bravas, birria, pollo empanizado. (Aliyah Orozco)

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Clarissa. My grandparents moved from Jaramillo to Ensenada, Baja California. My grandfather worked as a bus driver for a tourist, he also worked driving boats. My dad moved to LA in the early 2000s and met my mom. My family speaks English and Spanish. When we go visit my grandparents we mainly speak Spanish because they don't really know English.  My family's favorite food is probably pozole, birria, and fish tacos. We celebrate dia de la rosca every year we've celebrated Thanksgiving together and sometimes Christmas but now we mostly spend holidays with our friends instead of family.  One tradition my family has is to go visit my grandparents every summer or spring break.

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David Baxter.
My great great grandparents migrated from Germany, during hard economic times, and migrated to California. They were farmers, and my great grandpa moved to the appalachian mountains with his parents, and they lived there for some time, until he served in WW2, and they relocated to California.

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Emma Rodriguez
My Grandpa is from Sonora, Mexico and my Grandma is from Guanajuato, Mexico. My Grandpa came to La Habra, California. He worked at a plant nursery where he met my grandma who came to La Habra with her 13 siblings. My grandparents met and had their first kid, my mom, when they were only 21. My mom is the oldest out of 4 kids they are all girls. My dad's parents are from Durango, Mexico. I don't know much about them but they moved to Los Angeles and had 4 kids. My dad is the middle child. My mom and dad met in LA. They married at a young age and moved to La Habra. My mom had 3 kids, me, being the youngest. My family speaks both Spanish and English. We celebrate Halloween, Thanksgiving, Dia de los Muertos, and Christmas. Mosty with my mom's side of the family

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Abbey Templeton

My mom's side of the family is from Mexico and my dad's side of the family is from Poland. I don't know much else about my dad's side besides where they were from.
My great great grandparents were from Mexico, not sure exactly where. My grandma's parents moved to Fresno from mexico her family spoke Spanish but her dad wanted them to learn English. My mom learned English and not Spanish and my dad spoke English too so my siblings and I mostly speak English.
My family and I love Mexican and Italian food as well as other things like sushi and pizza.
We celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, and on Fourth of July we go to a friends house every year and watch a fireworks show.

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During World War 2, my ancesters fought for the Germans.

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During the war, both of my fathers grandfather fought for the Nazi's. After the war, he found love in Poland with my great grandmother. After having kids, they traveled to America to start a better life away from the war crimes and hate. We spoke German and Polish. I am a second generation immigrant from Germany. We do not practice any German traditions except Kaffee und Kuchen every now and then. It is a German tradition to celebrate and eat with family and friends. BTW I hate when people call me a nazi. :)

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Mexicali is where my grandfather is from and his family is in the United States. They do speak Spanish and English too. Their favorite food is seafood, which they do at parties. Our tradition is that we do dinner on a day that I do come with my cousins.

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Izabella Lenington:
My grandma from my mom's side is from Ireland and my grandpa from my mom's side is from Italy. My grandma and grandpa from my dad's side are both from Poland. My great-grandmother did speak Italian but my grandpa met my grandma in California and grew up speaking English, which led to my mother being born and also speaking English. My dad's side also only spoke English since they moved to California before my grandma and grandpa were even born. My family's favorite food is chicken parmesan, both my mom's and dad's side. My mother introduced her family to my dad as well as the customs they grew acquainted with in Italy and introduced chicken parmesan to my dad which he grew to love as well. One tradition we have is kissing each other on the cheek when we meet people, as a sign of respect. We do this because it is a nice greeting and shows that we honor the person, however, my family only does this greeting with fellow family members.

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Aiden Peru - My family is split. My dad's family is from Mexico and my mom's family is from Germany. My dad's grandparents speak Spanish and everyone in my mom's family only speaks English. My dad's family favorite foods are Mexican food like burritos and tacos in a feast. My mom's family favorite foods are burgers and hot dogs and also eggs. We have normal American traditions like Christmas and Easter.

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Hello my name Joseph, my grandparents are from Mexico. My Grandpa first immigrated from Mexico at 19 as he wanted to chase the American dream and provide a better life for my great-grandmother Maria. While being back in Mexico he met my Grandmother Maria and worked on creating a life for them in America. (2) Due to my grandparents roots in Mexico they still only speak Spanish. Though the rest of my family primarily speaks English. (3) Some of my family's favorites foods are enchiladas,sushi,tacos,burgers, and fideo.

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Kylan Kim
My parents are from South Korea but my dad grew up in Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Japan, and Korea. My dad moved to America from Korea when he was in 7th grade and my Mom moved to America from Korea when she was in 2nd grade. My family speaks English unless my parents get mad at me and my siblings. Then they will start yelling at us in Korean. In my family we don't have a favorite food we are just grateful that we are provided with delicious meals but if I had to say what kind of cuisine, it would probably be Korean food. One family tradition we have is every New Year we would meet together with our cousins and share what we are grateful for the year, what we are looking forward to, and one goal we have.

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Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico Marissa Mendez

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Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico Marissa Mendez

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On my mom's side, every single one of my family members had migrated here to the U.S in around 1993. It was my grandparents, great grandmother, great uncle, and both my mother and her sister (my aunt). They had migrated from Acapulco in order to live a better life, and stayed in Huntington Park. I do not know much about my dad's side, but I do know that my grandparents (my fathers parents) had migrated from Mexico, and had kids (dad, aunts, and uncle) here in California (Downey to be specific.) As of now, everyone within my family speaks mostly English, but we still all do speak Spanish due to that being my grandparents only language. Some of my family's favorite foods are my grandma's birria, mole, pozole, tamales, and my mom's enchiladas. Although we do not have many family traditions, some of the few that we have are, opening presents on Christmas Eve, and Rosca de Reyes.

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Caleb Morrison. My Grandpa and Grandma on my Mothers side both grew up in China but fled to America after Mau Zadong took over. He then met my Grandma in America. My dad's side of the family have been in America for a few centuries. My family originally is from China, Israel, Scotland, Ireland, and England. My family really only speaks English but my grandparents can also speak Chinese and one learned french. My family's favorite food is dumplings. Our Family traditions are doing pass over every year.

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Isaac Torres. My grandparents on my mothers side migrated from Spain to Texas, then eventually to east Los Angeles. My mom says that she used to speak Spanish and still can but doesn't really anymore. My dad knows basically no Spanish but my grandparents on his side speak fluent Spanish. My mom loves to make enchiladas for the family. We don't have any family traditions other than celebrating the normal American Holidays.

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Alexsay Nazaroff,
My family is from Tambov Russia. We immigrated to America during the start of world 1. But we are also from California but not really. We spoke Russian back then but now we speak only english. My family's favorite foods are borscht and blind seh which is a type of crape. Our family traditions are paska and kusha.

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My family is from Mexico and Guatemala, but the other half of my family is German and Irish. My father's half of the family has been in the US since at least the Civil War, and each generation of my family since then has served in the military. My great-grandmother is the first to have lived in California because they lived in Pennsylvania before that. My family speaks primarily English, but my mom's side speaks mostly Spanish. My family's favorite foods include lamb stroganoff and barbacoa tacos. My family's traditions include Christmas, Halloween, and Thanksgiving.  Yes, I can speak a little German. No, I can't do an Irish accent. (Alison Zerbey)

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Jack Valov Most of my family is from this part of Russia and my great-grandparents left for California during the beginning of WW1 and most of them were laborers.

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Alexa Garcia - My family is from downtown Los Angeles, my parents both work in the city in the field of law. I used to go to school in the city as well just two blocks from the dodger stadium. My family speaks both English and Spanish. Some of our favorite foods are enchiladas, mole, wings and pasta. Some family traditions are we go to travel to different places like Hawaii. Every summer we like going to dodger games with different friends. We also like to have everyone over at our house for holidays like Christmas and thanksgiving. This year is going to be different since I recently moved to the suburbs. We have been having a lot of pool parties at our new house.

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W Greenwood Ave, La Habra, CA 90631, USA

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W Greenwood Ave, La Habra, CA 90631, USA

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W Greenwood Ave, La Habra, CA 90631, USA

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El Roy
I don't know much about my family's origins but what I do know is that I think my grandmother is from Mexico, but I don't know which part exactly, so I just pinned my house. I know my grandfather from my mother's side also lives in either north or south Deckota. (1) My family only speaks English and English only. (2) My family's favorite food is definitely pizza, but my mom always likes El Chollo. (3) My family traditions are; Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Eve. (4) The following picture is of my house on Google Earth (5)

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Seoul Tower, Namsangongwon-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea

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Seoul Tower, Namsangongwon-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea

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Seoul Tower, Namsangongwon-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea

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Both my mom and my dad are from Seoul, South Korea. Both of my mom and dad speak Korean and like kimchi. A family tradition we hold is greeting the elderly with a bow. (william)

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Balnagown Castle belongs to the Clan Ross of Scotland. Located in Easter Ross, Scotland, was the dwelling place of many Earls and Chiefs of the Clan.

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(Caleb Ross) Balnagown Estates, Invergordon, UK

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(Caleb Ross) Balnagown Estates, Invergordon, UK

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The clan Ross fought for Robert the Bruce against the English during the Scottish Wars of Independence, but sided with the Government forces during the 18th century Jacobite uprising. I am related to Betsy Ross (person who made the American Flag) and George Ross, one of the founding father of America.

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Abigail Jung.
The majority of my family except for my cousins, my brother, and I, were born in Korea. My mom is from Busan, Korea and my dad is from Jeollado, Korea. My family speaks Korean and Konglish. My family's favorite food is sushi. A family tradition is eating seaweed soup every time its someones birthday in the family.

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Lazel Lor
My family is from Cambodia and China they speak Khmer. In the past, my family spoke, Khmer, Thai, mandarin, and Vietnamese. My familys favorite food is hot pot. One of our family's tradition is greeting each other with out palms together.

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Phoebe Kim: (1) My family is from Korea. (2) My family speaks both Korean and English. But its more common for the older generation to speak rather than the newer generations (in America). (3) Some of my family's favorite foods are gimbap, Korean BBQ, and any form of noodles. (4) My family doesn't really have any family traditions as they have mostly all died out. But we follow the tradition of eating tteokguk on New Years.

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My grandparents originated in Mexico as well as my parents. My parents are from Guanajuato, Mexico. My family has spoken spanish for their whole lives. Some of mine and my family ´ s favorite foods are: tacos, pizza, bugers, and any mexican food. We have a few family traditions that we do. For example, we celebrate dia de rosca, thanksgiving, and christmas but we do secret santa. This picture represents my family and I because everytime we go to Mexico we make sure to visit Penjamo. It is a cool little plaza that has as many stuff and is so much fun to go to. Jessica Saldivar

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Mexicali is where my grandfather is from and his family is in the United States. They do speak Spanish and English too. Their favorite food is seafood, which they do at parties. Our tradition is that we do dinner on a day that I do come with my cousins.

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David Baxter
We speak English.
We were farmers.
We like in n out, and chick fa la.
We get in n out after we get our Christmas tree every year.
We make dutch puff, and go to the dutch market, and buy wind-mail cookies.

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Katherine Czarnecka 1) My family is from Taiwan and Poland. My mother immigrated from Taiwan for college and my father immigrated from Poland as a child. They met in school. 2) My family speaks Polish, English, and some Mandarin. 3) My family's favorite foods are oyster crackers, fried rice, hotpot, and pasta. 4) My family has a big dinner for Christmas, since that is part of Polish tradition.

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Brandon- Both of my parents are from Zamora Michoacán. They both only speak Spanish. We like eating shrimp, pozole, tamales, tacos, etc.

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My dad's side is from France and my mom's side is from Germany. I don't know when my dad's side immigrated. My great-grandpa immigrated to California before WW2 started. We all speak English and we have normal American traditions.

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My dad is from Seoul, South Korea and my mom is from Busan, South Korea. They both speak Korean and like pork belly. A family tradition we have is to eat seaweed soup on birthdays. (Jonathan Park)

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My mom is from Mexico along with the rest of my family on her side, we all speak both spanish and english. My familys favorite foods are pozole, tamales, birria, carne asada. A family tradition of ours is always going to Mexico for the El dia de la Candelaria and celebrate.  (Aliyah Orozco)

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My mother and the rest of her family comes from El Salvador. They all speak Spanish and always have. This side of the families favorite food is Tamales. A family tradition with them is having a grill day on the holidays.

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Tijuana is where my father is from and the rest of his family is from Guadalajara, Mexico. They always have spoken Spanish. Their favorite food is caldo de pollo, which is made at every party. One family tradition is eating grapes on New Years, which is originally a Spain Tradition.

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WV98+R7 Ruben Jaramillo, Baja California, Mexico

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Ruben Jaramillo, Baja California, Mexico

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Ruben Jaramillo, Baja California, Mexico

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Sra. Godinez. (1) My grandparents migrated from Jalisco and Nayarit To Baja California Mexico. In the early 1950's and 1960's and my parents met and married in the tiny town of Ejido Ruben Jaramillo just south of the beautiful beach city of Ensenada. My grandfather worked as a Farmer, Welder (he was one of the best in Baja at the time) He also worked as a fisherman, and my other grandfather worked as a farmer, horse jockey, and laborer. Some fun stuff to do there is go to the beach, Hiking, Dirt bike riding, Eating fresh seafood, and simply relaxing with family. (2) My family speaks English and Spanish and many times even Spanish. We code-switch between the languages all the time especially with verbs but we understand each other and we speak both languages daily. When we visit our parents (My kids grandparents) Or when we go visit family in Mexico, we use mostly Spanish. (3) We love some chilaquiles, tacos, Enchiladas, Fish tacos, We also love a delicious in-n out burger, sushi, and some pizza. (4) We do celebrate Dia de muertos because my husband's family Who is from Central Mexico has always celebrated. We love to get together for Christmas with family in Mexico most years. We also have adapted Halloween as a tradition and we have celebrated with our best friend for the past 10 years. We also celebrate days like dia de la rosca, Thanksgiving, and New Years eve.