There Language

Angry ------------blood, fire truck, or red
Happy --------------lemon, taxi, or yellow
Neutral -----------dolphin, sky, or blue
Confused -------------midnight, T.V., or black

My Visit to The Oranges

Dear Alice,

Today I went to visit The Orange Culture you know the island across from Fruit Salad Island. I was there for a couple of minutes and I was “midnight” for the whole time! They where all moody and they don’t seem to like any physical contact.

It seems that we have nothing in common! They don’t like physical contact, there game is really complicated, they are so mean, they don’t welcome any visitors, and they say “WHOOP” more than us! I’m telling you that they speak backwards like instead of saying “1, 2, 3 GO!” they say “3, 2, 1 STOP!” They never want to be touched and in there game a man can only play with a girl I tell you that when they came over to our land they never wanted to interact with us and they kept talking in there own language it was so strange but we where so happy because we had visitors but the one flaw was the they weren’t really into our culture and there was no way that we could communicate it was so hard! I wish they could be way more interested in our culture and happy!
Though I was a little “Firetruck” I was still having fun sometimes you just have to accept it.
Even thought we had a lot of differences we do have some similarities.
We had something in common like both of our cultures speak in one word sentences.
Both of our cultures name are named after fruit, we both play games we both have certain emotions, in games a certain gender has to approach another person to play or to talk, and we both say “WHOOP!” Our cultures might be different in a lot of ways but we have a lot of similarities.

What I have learned is that we need to accept everyone for what culture, language they are from. I also leaned that it was harder to do this in they olden days because now we have translators, computers, and dictionaries

Well till next time Alice I just cant wait to see you again!



Your Friend.

Clarissa Hedley

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