18 minutes of Real Life English - Reverse Culture Shock in America

Explore the surprises of returning to the US after living in Europe! From culture shocks to why we love Europe, join us for insights and fun discussions. Share your thoughts!

00:00 Introduction
00:51 Reverse Culture Shock
03:23 Choices Overload
05:23 Consumer Culture
08:06 Vehicle Sizes
09:49 Customer Service
13:10 Hustle Culture
15:13 Europe vs America
17:55 Conclusion

SUBS: English
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Spanish Translation: Miguel Angel Curo Tercero
French Translation: Marika Capraro
Portuguese Translation: Ygor Arataque

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[otabandeira]

Thank you! I live in Brazil, the culture is very strong, the people are friendly and It is possible to eat well without spending much money.

[eoliver]

I've heard the cost of life in Portugal had increased a lot because for several reasons. Actually, after the pandemic, that increased around the world. I was told also that the food in Portugal is really "close" to nature than to a industrial plant...local producers, local open markets, etc...

[sunitarakeshsharma]

Hi Camille, you are doing a great keep on doing so that it'd be helpful for all learners and hats off to u for your great efforts 🙏

[shizuku]

Amazing conversation I understood 90%. Thank you ❤

[arifey.]

We do not eat cereals in Turkey We prefer eating eggs, olives, tomatoes, honey, tahini, ... So we would ve shocked if we were in US