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Dakore (f)
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I notice that people of different nationalities esp Americans (regardless of color) have different values for friendship and relationship and I'm wondering what your opinions are on this since quite a number of nairalanders live in foreign countries.
do you get along with immigrants than americans? if yes, why? if no, why not?
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onyinye2 (f)
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well im first generation american i have found out that my best friends are also first generation americans. i feel that there is a connection i have with them then people whose's ancestors were born here. and we all were brought up a way so we didnt have that "southern" accent most black people had say yeah we got teased for "acting white". but personally i feel first generation nigerian men view relationships different from the one's born in naija. i guess because they were exposed to a diversity of people. instead of basically seeing everyone the same.
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Dakore (f)
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well im first generation american i have found out that my best friends are also first generation americans. i feel that there is a connection i have with them then people whose's ancestors were born here. and we all were brought up a way so we didnt have that "southern" accent most black people had say yeah we got teased for "acting white". but personally i feel first generation nigerian men view relationships different from the one's born in naija. i guess because they were exposed to a diversity of people. instead of basically seeing everyone the same.
where were you born? in Naija? |
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onyinye2 (f)
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i was born in the states
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Dakore (f)
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you're a second generation immigrant then.
i'm first generation. I was born in Naija.
you've ever been to nigeria?
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