Wilson said she got it from Thailand. Eight years ago, Kriengkai Wasiphanphong left Thailand with his father, who opened up a business in Los Angeles. It took him about two years to feel comfortable in his new home, but Wasiphanphong said he can't get used to everything American. But he enjoys the active learning environment in America. In my country all the students are very quiet.
Foreign students face many obstacles when they come to the States.
It's the greatest hurdle. Rawjee came to Los Angeles last summer to get her master's degree in secondary education. Unlike the typical foreign student, Rawjee has no problems communicating. But she struggles with other things American, such as driving. The freeways in California frighten me.