There are some phrases I've heard many times from the mouths of immigrants and that at first sight may be very logical, but in my opinion, deserve more thought to determine their true scope. Not to create controversy try not to think about them, but if I say that in general, differ from most of these cliches I've heard, although I recognize that each case is unique and some might have felt any of these statements. Here are some ...
1. This is best not to buy a home, because taxes must be paid are high.
2. Undeclared work is better because if it is declared lost social support and many other benefits.
3. It is best not to apply for citizenship when they meet the requirements because they have more advantages as a permanent resident.
4. In my home was professional and I would downgrade if I study here a technical or work as a technician.
5. I'll study in college. Since I know English, and speak French and know a little English, it is best to seek a degree in languages.
6. The best thing here is to a business. Suddenly, a Colombian restaurant (or Latin) is the best option.
7. No use much to study the language from the country of origin because the final here talking about a very different way.
8. In France they speak a more correct French here in Quebec.
9. Quebecers are cool and people found it difficult to make friends with them.
10. I have felt discriminated against (in the studio, at work, etc.) Because they do not speak French and the Quebecois.
What do you think? With what you agree and what not?
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