A common tradition for families in the Spanish-speaking world that is not necessarily a tradition in America is that men and women often live at home until married. This practice reflects the strong familial bonds and cultural values around family support and involvement, which may differ from the more independent living situations often seen in American society.
What is a common tradition for families in the Spanish-speaking world that is not necessarily a tradition in America?
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Men and women often live at home until married.
Men and women often live at home until married.
Young people talk to elders using the informal “tú.”
Young people talk to elders using the informal “ tú .”
Children spend little time with grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins.
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