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I know there are people with different culture background live in different communites, there are also people live in communites that out of their culture background. Are there many communites have diverse culture population?? If yes do they get along in general? would anyone tell me more about different communites and neiborhoods there just for me to get a general idea of the place?? Thank you a lot!
On my block we have people of all different cultures. Polish, Romanian, Puerto Rican, Italian, German, Slavic, Chinese, Egyptian, Filipino, Indian, hipster, etc... Yet to see anyone act unfriendly towards one another.
I know there are people with different culture background live in different communites, there are also people live in communites that out of their culture background. Are there many communites have diverse culture population?? If yes do they get along in general? would anyone tell me more about different communites and neiborhoods there just for me to get a general idea of the place?? Thank you a lot!
Many neighborhoods in Queens have a big mix of cultures. I recommend walking around Astoria or Sunnyside one day if you get the chance.
On my block we have people of all different cultures. Polish, Romanian, Puerto Rican, Italian, German, Slavic, Chinese, Egyptian, Filipino, Indian, hipster, etc... Yet to see anyone act unfriendly towards one another.
the culture is abosulutely diverse there.how do people feel the diverse there? by the way, where are Japanese and Korean？？
the culture is abosulutely diverse there.how do people feel the diverse there? by the way, where are Japanese and Korean？？
There's not that big of a Japanese American or Japanese expat population in NYC compared to a lot of other ethnicities. There are a lot of Japanese business in Midtown East and along and around St. Mark's Place between 2nd and 3rd Avenue, but very few Japanese people actually live there. In terms of actual residents, there are some small communities within the city such as the Upper East Side (holdovers from the former Japanese economic boom) and Astoria. There's also a somewhat larger population out in some of the NYC suburbs.
There are a pretty good number of Koreans in northeastern Queens around Flushing and Whitestone.
Many neighborhoods in Queens have a big mix of cultures. I recommend walking around Astoria or Sunnyside one day if you get the chance.
are there all kinds of business owned by people with different culture background?? If so do those business all share a piece market there??
what's your opinion about live in a big mix of culture neighborhood and a single culture neighborhood?
do you mean in geneal or any borough in particular ??what happened?
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