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Here are several things to do in order to avoid culture shock.
1. Talk to people in order to understand their ideas about their own country as well as their thoughts about yours.
2. Remember the proverb, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do." It's a great way to start learning new things!
3. For instance, try one new thing every day, like a food you've never had before, instead of choosing something on the menu that you ncan have in your own country.

4. Read a book about the history of the place you are in so you will understand it better while you are there.

5. Go to concerts, museums, theatrical perfomances, and sporting events to appreciate the culture of this country.
6. Remember that traveling is an educational experience, so be ready to question the stereotypes you may have of another country, and learn about the stereotypes people in that country may have about the place you come from.
LINK:
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1Grxo22kTMuxdVfyxzTR97CbCAx8EZfuz

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SPEAKING PROJECT CORTE 2 SPA 2021-GROUP C

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1. Making new friends is something I'd be very enthusiactic about.
2. My family is something I'd really miss.
3. One thing I'd be insecure about is not understanding people.
4. Getting sick is one thing that I might be embarrased about.
5. The thing I'd feel most uncomfortable about would be feeling like an ousider.

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I felt very worried, nervous, insecure when I ate an ice cream last week and threw up in the car because I got seasick.

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If I lived abroad:
1. I'd be worried about not knowing how to get around in a new city.
2. The people that I'd miss the most are my parents. We're very close.
3. Communicating in a foreign language could be a challenge.