Mrs. Johnson said the family's most difficult adjustment to the culture was the language. The family knew no one who spoke their language. In the store I don't know what to ask. Nobody understands me. I want to talk to the people so bad, but I didn't know how.
People seem friendly.
They are OK with wrong words. They don't laugh, they don't tell you. Mrs. Mesanovic's daughter, Anita, speaks both English and the Bosnian language. Her son, Dennis, speaks English. He learned from his baby-sitter.