In today's modernized era, marrying in a different culture has become common and socially accepted. I think immigration is one of the reasons behind it. This trend proffers a great learning experience, but on the other side, it is hard to get enough attention from the family members of a spouse.
I think immigration plays a vital role in this trend. As more and more people like to settle down in foreign countries, they come across people from various cultures. They make friends, and they become extremely curious to know about a person's culture, family, customs, and traditions. As a result, they fall in love and get married. We have a popular example of Nick Joans and Priyanka Chopra. Priyanka Chopra went to the United States to make her career where she met Nick, both became good friends, and got married.
Now let us talk about the advantages of cross-cultural marriage. One of the most important positives about this is, it is a great learning experience for a couple. What I mean to say by this is both people get the opportunity to learn each other's first languages since they help each other in learning a new language. Moreover, they get to know about various festivals of a different culture. For example, when an Indian marries to a North American, both would get to know about the way of celebrating Diwali and Christmas.
On the contrary, people cannot get enough attention from family members. In other words, relatives avoid a person who belongs to another culture knowingly or unknowingly. As language is a great barrier, a spouse's family members feel difficulty in communicating with a person, and as a result, they do not give proper importance. According to a survey of the Sunday Times, people feel a sense of inferiority among family members when they get married to a person from another culture.
In conclusion, immigration holds major importance behind the marriage of different cultures. It could teach a lot but can make a person feeling isolated. It depends on a person what is more important in his/her's life.
In
today
's modernized era, marrying in a
different
culture
has become common and
socially
accepted
. I
think
immigration is one of the reasons behind it. This trend proffers a great learning experience,
but
on the other side, it is
hard
to
get
enough
attention from the
family
members
of a spouse.
I
think
immigration plays a vital role in this trend. As more and more
people
like to settle down in foreign countries, they
come
across
people
from various
cultures
. They
make
friends, and they become
extremely
curious to know about a person's
culture
,
family
, customs, and traditions.
As a result
, they fall in
love
and
get
married. We have a popular example of Nick
Joans
and Priyanka Chopra. Priyanka Chopra went to the United States to
make
her career where she met Nick, both became
good
friends, and
got
married.
Now
let
us talk about the advantages of cross-cultural marriage. One of the most
important
positives about this is, it is a great learning experience for a couple. What I mean to say by this is both
people
get
the opportunity to learn each other's
first
languages since they
help
each other in learning a new language.
Moreover
, they
get
to know about various festivals of a
different
culture
.
For example
, when an Indian marries to a North American, both would
get
to know about the way of celebrating Diwali and Christmas.
On the contrary
,
people
cannot
get
enough
attention from
family
members
.
In other words
, relatives avoid a
person
who belongs to another
culture
knowingly
or
unknowingly
. As language is a great barrier, a spouse's
family
members
feel difficulty in communicating with a
person
, and
as a result
, they do not give proper importance. According to a survey of
the Sunday Times
,
people
feel a sense of inferiority among
family
members
when they
get
married to a
person
from another culture.
In conclusion
, immigration holds major importance behind the marriage of
different
cultures
. It could teach a lot
but
can
make
a
person
feeling isolated. It depends on a
person
what is more
important
in his/
her's
life.