Some people argue that immigrants should adopt the local culture when immigrating to a new country. An alternative view is that they can adapt to a new environment by establishing a minority community. Discuss these two views and give your opinion.

Whether

immigrants

should adopt the local culture has emerged as

one

of the most debated topics in recent decades. Some people believe they should change to keep up with a new country,

while

others believe keeping their own unique characteristics is the best way. In

this

essay, I will discuss both views and support the latter

one

. On the

one

hand, advocates of adopting the new heritage argue that the new culture is too different from the old

one

. It is because the newcomer is a minority community in a new country. Keeping their own way of living means that they cannot blend in with local citizens.

Accordingly

, they

also

may feel lonely and separated.

For example

, an Indian worker who is eating by hand frequently may feel disconnected if they eat that way at an American office.

On the other hand

, some people argue that newcomers can establish a minority community to make things easier. It is because a group of

immigrants

can help each other and give advice. In many cases, ethnic groups play an important role in guidance and orientation.

For instance

, the Vietnamese community in my neighbourhood has been helping thousands of newcomers to find jobs or to file taxes. In many cases,

immigrants

are not good at foreign languages.

Thus

, they need help with daily life, school, or law cases.

To conclude

,

although

immigrating to a new life requires lots of changes. Still, I believe that it should be a mixture of old and new cultures.

Immigrants

can keep their own unique traits

while

adjusting to a totally different life.