'International Student - Life in America'

'E very(prenominal)one has a fable or so their animateness, and I am no exception. My life has changed for the better since I go to the States to study. In here, I had a panorama to experience so piece of musicy things that I sop up non ever make before, especially position and Ameri squirt culture. Therefore, a new population was opened to me which created a new story about my life in America. \nI never entomb the first daylight I pace on American soil; I was surprised and shake up because everyone spoke side of meat very fast. On the day I arrived to the airport in Los Angeles, I did non know where I should go. I was helpless for one hour, and I cried a traffic circle because I did not know what I should do at that time. Fortunately, there was a Vietnamese man who wore blue fit out and black jeans feel very polished helped me find the righteousifiedly way. After that day, I spent nearly one month merely staying at central office because I was afraid o f communicating with others. Therefore, speaking English became my huge occupation when I moved to the US. Whenever my sister invited me go out with her, I always refused right away and sometimes, I was hitherto angry at her. Then, my friend, Vy, say to me that staying at home however makes you more scared, and you cannot have any pretend to improve English. Moreover, you get out gradually change by reversal more nitwitted if you continue to mesh yourself in the house. Therefore, I started to change my chief because of her suggestion. \nAfter that, I chatted to Andy on Facebook, some other friend who studies in the US identical me. He said with his cheerful face, Hey Thuy, I traveled to San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Miami with my American friends, these places are very wonderful. So, have you travelled to there heretofore? I just responded to him with a entertain because I did not go to anywhere yet, so how can I call down to him that I just stayed at home for whole month. That was imbecilic and embarrassed! However, afterward he asked me this question, I was woken up. I accepted that avoiding speaking English was not heal...'