Jorge Soto: "I’ve learned that in Bangladesh they eat different things. I’ve learned that in Bangladesh they wear different clothes than what we do. I’ve learned that they have school like we do. They have to eat with their right hand."
Abel Olivarez: "I learned that you have to wear special clothing for men and women. They have to eat with the right hand. They have their own language."
Carl Goines: "I learned that you eat only with your right hand. I learned that you can’t use your left to eat. I learned that the kids there learn to speak our language. "
Jorge Lopez: "I have been learning a lot about Bangladesh. One thing I learned is that they eat with their hand. They don’t just eat with any hand, it has to be the right hand."
Jesus Alvarez: "I learned that Bangladesh has received 2 special teachers, Mr. Dunn from Wichita, KS and the other man from IL. I wish them both good luck. Also, I’ve learned that in Bangladesh their beliefs are different from ours. "
Ayme Bustillos: "I am learning how they dress and some of the food they eat. I learned that they eat with their hands, but only the right hand. I’ve learned what the hour is there (If it is midnight there we are barely at school here)."
Laura Huerta: "I am learning that Bangladesh has many different things than the United States. In Bangladesh, they have to wear different clothes. They have to eat with their right hands. There’s just many things."
Randy Guiterrez: "I have learned that they eat with their fingers and they dress differently. The roads are really crowded. They walk almost everyday."
Marco Mandujano: "Well I learned that in Bangladesh they eat with their right hand. And the country is poor. That they have to wear different clothes than us in the U.S.A. There are two religions, Islam and Hindu. They are the most popular. They eat vegetables and seafood."
Blake Payne: "Well one thing I’m learning about Bangladesh is they dress differently. They eat different foods. It is bad to eat with your left hand. They eat with their right hand. They have some electricity."
Itssel Berumen: "I’m learning a lot of new things, like how they dress differently and they have different food. They have different beliefs."
Juliana Vela: "I’ve learned about their clothes. I’ve learned what they eat. I have learned a lot of things and I still need to learn more."
Sandra Paz: "Well, some things that I’m learning is about their culture, the way they dress, what they eat, and how they live over there. But it does look pretty cool. Sometimes it makes me want to visit their someday."
Jennifer Hernandez: "I learned that in Bangladesh that they drive on the left side of the road. They eat with their right hand. In Bangladesh they dress a bit different from us in the United States. They eat a lot of rice, fish, and vegetables. The girls use color, and they are very colorful."
Abel Olivarez: "I learned that you have to wear special clothing for men and women. They have to eat with the right hand. They have their own language."
Carl Goines: "I learned that you eat only with your right hand. I learned that you can’t use your left to eat. I learned that the kids there learn to speak our language. "
Jorge Lopez: "I have been learning a lot about Bangladesh. One thing I learned is that they eat with their hand. They don’t just eat with any hand, it has to be the right hand."
Jesus Alvarez: "I learned that Bangladesh has received 2 special teachers, Mr. Dunn from Wichita, KS and the other man from IL. I wish them both good luck. Also, I’ve learned that in Bangladesh their beliefs are different from ours. "
Ayme Bustillos: "I am learning how they dress and some of the food they eat. I learned that they eat with their hands, but only the right hand. I’ve learned what the hour is there (If it is midnight there we are barely at school here)."
Laura Huerta: "I am learning that Bangladesh has many different things than the United States. In Bangladesh, they have to wear different clothes. They have to eat with their right hands. There’s just many things."
Randy Guiterrez: "I have learned that they eat with their fingers and they dress differently. The roads are really crowded. They walk almost everyday."
Marco Mandujano: "Well I learned that in Bangladesh they eat with their right hand. And the country is poor. That they have to wear different clothes than us in the U.S.A. There are two religions, Islam and Hindu. They are the most popular. They eat vegetables and seafood."
Blake Payne: "Well one thing I’m learning about Bangladesh is they dress differently. They eat different foods. It is bad to eat with your left hand. They eat with their right hand. They have some electricity."
Itssel Berumen: "I’m learning a lot of new things, like how they dress differently and they have different food. They have different beliefs."
Juliana Vela: "I’ve learned about their clothes. I’ve learned what they eat. I have learned a lot of things and I still need to learn more."
Sandra Paz: "Well, some things that I’m learning is about their culture, the way they dress, what they eat, and how they live over there. But it does look pretty cool. Sometimes it makes me want to visit their someday."
Jennifer Hernandez: "I learned that in Bangladesh that they drive on the left side of the road. They eat with their right hand. In Bangladesh they dress a bit different from us in the United States. They eat a lot of rice, fish, and vegetables. The girls use color, and they are very colorful."
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