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Filipino and American Cultures In the Filipino society, a person turns a plate of food around as another person is leaving the room as a form of luck. In the American society, a person purchases a lottery ticket hoping to win money. The Filipino and American societies differ greatly in many ways because of the customs and traditions practiced in each culture. My parents were raised in the Philippine Islands, and both my mother and father believe that certain aspects of the Filipino culture should occur in my daily lifestyle. As an adult having been raised in an American society, I have different views from my parents. The customs of American and Filipino families differ in regard to the signs of respect given to elders, the beliefs of good luck, and the traditional wedding in each culture.
Approximate Word count = 532
Approximate Pages = 2.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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