1. J U A Language and Culture

7. Immigrants are adapting to American culture

8. In the early 20th century, the North End became the center of the Ital ian community of Boston. It is still largely residential and well-known for its small, authentic Italian restaurants and for the first Italian cafe, Caffe Vittoria. Immigrants in North End kept their culture also well-suit the American culture. Many of the restaurants have English menu or waiters who speak very good English. People who live in North End also eat american dishes, they also drink coffee eat sandwiches. Not only Italians, but also Americans and other cultures are all well-accepted by the society of North End. North End

9. The only historically Chines e area in New England, Chinatown, Boston is located in downtown Boston, Massachusetts , Centered on Beach Street. There are two major groups of people in china town-----People came from china and ABCs(America born Chinese). In order to live and work here they all speak English. And actually ABCs are just like normal Americans except their Aisan faces. They also translated some common English words to Chinese by the its’ sound. We use those words everyday. For example “hi” known as “ 嗨 ” ， ” bye ” known as “ 拜 ” . They have almost the same sounds. Today China Town has become a great place for Ameicans and other foreigners to diet out and have fun. China Town