"Reverse Culture Shock" or Why I'm a Foreigner in Canada

Video: Watson/Emily Angkent

Emily National

I have been in Switzerland for ten years. I’m not allowed to be Swiss yet, but am I still 100 percent Canadian? Traveling to my country shows that some things have become foreign to me there.

I have changed. Canada has changed.

My aunt introduced me to her friends as “his niece from Switzerland”. They were impressed by my good English.

More about my reverse culture shock in the video:

Video: Watson/Emily Angkent

Also, to celebrate the tenth anniversary, I baked myself a cake and carefully decorated it with love, and everyone thought the icing looked like ketchup.

Then I learned that my first two years in Switzerland did not count for naturalization. So please write me a comment how beautiful the cake looks.

Or tell about your reverse culture shock.

Emily National

Canada’s Emily Angkent has been living in Switzerland for ten years. In her video she explains what Swiss specialties she noticed and how she tries to integrate. She speaks German and plays Jass, but hates Shaukeen. (Pardon me!)

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