Emigration Vocabulary

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Questions and Answers

Which term best describes the feeling of deep sadness caused by being away from one's homeland and loved ones?

  • Resiliencia
  • Gratitud
  • Valentía
  • Nostalgia (correct)

A person leaves their country to seek a new life in another. What term accurately describes this individual?

  • Emigrante (correct)
  • Aislamiento
  • Inmigrante
  • Desarraigo

Which of the following actions demonstrates 'Sacrificio' in the context of pursuing a better future for one's children?

  • Complaining about the challenges of adapting to a new culture.
  • Avoiding contact with people from their country of origin.
  • Voluntarily working extra hours to afford better education. (correct)
  • Ignoring the difficulties of a new job.

What is the most accurate description of 'Resiliencia' in the face of significant life changes?

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In what context would 'Solidaridad' be most evident?

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Which term describes the act of adapting to a new culture, including its customs, language, and social norms?

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What does 'Desarraigo' signify in the experience of someone who has moved to a new country?

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Which situation exemplifies 'Discriminación'?

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What distinguishes 'Perseverancia' from simply trying something once?

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Which of the following scenarios illustrates 'Vulnerabilidad'?

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What does it mean to show 'Empatía' towards someone who is struggling with 'Soledad'?

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How does 'Tenacidad' contribute to achieving 'Éxito'?

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What role does 'Esperanza' play in helping individuals overcome 'Desafío'?

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How might 'Ilusión' lead to 'Desilusión'?

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What is the relationship between 'Prejuicio' and 'Discriminación'?

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What does 'Reconciliación' aim to achieve after a period of 'Hostilidad'?

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In the context of adapting to a new country, which action demonstrates 'Valentía'?

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How does understanding 'Justicia' influence societal attitudes toward immigrants?

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What is the significance of 'Gratitud' in building relationships within a new community?

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How can 'Compasión' play a role in addressing the 'Sufrimiento' of refugees?

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Flashcards

Emigrar

To leave one’s country to live elsewhere.

Inmigrante

A person who arrives in a country to settle there.

Abandono

Leaving someone without care.

Resiliencia

The ability to recover from adversity.

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Nostalgia

Sadness from being away from someone or something dear.

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Barrio

A district or part of a town or city.

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Pobreza

Lack of essential resources for living.

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Sacrificio

Giving up something for a more important cause.

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Esperanza

Trust that what is desired will happen.

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Soledad

The state of being or feeling alone.

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Identidad

Characteristics that define an individual or group.

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Discriminación

Unfair treatment of a person or group.

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Superación

The act of conquering obstacles or difficulties.

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Adaptación

Ability to adjust to new conditions or environments.

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Anhelo

A deep desire for something.

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Desafío

A difficult goal or task.

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Fracaso

An unsuccessful result in an attempt or effort.

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Éxito

A favorable or desired outcome.

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Humillación

A feeling of shame or disgrace.

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Perseverancia

Persistence despite difficulties.

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Study Notes

  • Emigrar (Emigrate): Leaving one's country or region to live elsewhere.
  • Inmigrante (Immigrant): A person who arrives in a country to settle, different from their origin.
  • Abandono (Abandonment): Leaving someone or something without proper care or attention.
  • Resiliencia (Resilience): The ability to recover from adversity.
  • Nostalgia (Nostalgia): Sadness from being away from someone or something dear.
  • Barrio (Neighborhood): A district or part of a town or city.
  • Pobreza (Poverty): Lack of essential resources for living.
  • Sacrificio (Sacrifice): Voluntarily giving up something for a more important cause.
  • Esperanza (Hope): Trust that what is desired will happen.
  • Soledad (Loneliness): The state of being or feeling alone.
  • Identidad (Identity): Characteristics that define an individual or group.
  • Discriminación (Discrimination): Unfair or unequal treatment of a person or group.
  • Superación (Overcoming): Conquering obstacles or difficulties.
  • Adaptación (Adaptation): Adjusting to new conditions or environments.
  • Anhelo (Longing): A deep desire for something.
  • Desafío (Challenge): A difficult goal or task to accomplish.
  • Fracaso (Failure): An unsuccessful result in an attempt or effort.
  • Éxito (Success): A favorable or desired outcome.
  • Humillación (Humiliation): A feeling of shame or disgrace.
  • Perseverancia (Perseverance): Persistence despite difficulties.
  • Rechazo (Rejection): Refusal to accept someone or something.
  • Solidaridad (Solidarity): Support for the cause or effort of others.
  • Travesía (Journey): A trip, especially a long or difficult one.
  • Vulnerabilidad (Vulnerability): Susceptible to harm or damage.
  • Aislamiento (Isolation): Separation leaving someone alone or cut off.
  • Desarraigo (Uprooting): Separated from a place where one has grown up.
  • Ilusión (Hope / Dream): An expectation that seems particularly attractive.
  • Prejuicio (Prejudice): A biased opinion formed without proper knowledge.
  • Reconciliación (Reconciliation): Restoration of harmony after conflict.
  • Sufrimiento (Suffering): Physical or emotional pain or hardship.
  • Tenacidad (Tenacity): Firmness and persistence in a belief or action.
  • Valentía (Courage): Strength in the face of difficulty.
  • Desilusión (Disillusionment): Loss of hope in something once desired.
  • Empatía (Empathy): The ability to share someone else’s feelings.
  • Hostilidad (Hostility): An aggressive or opposing attitude.
  • Incertidumbre (Uncertainty): Lack of confidence or certainty.
  • Melancolía (Melancholy): Deep, vague, and lasting sadness.
  • Opresión (Oppression): Excessive pressure or unfair treatment.
  • Privación (Deprivation): The lack of something necessary.
  • Reivindicación (Vindication / Claim): Demanding something believed to be a right.
  • Subordinación (Subordination): A condition of dependence or submission.
  • Temor (Fear): An emotion caused by perceived danger.
  • Alienación (Alienation): Being isolated or estranged.
  • Compasión (Compassion): Sympathy and desire to help someone in distress.
  • Desesperanza (Despair): Total loss of hope.
  • Estigma (Stigma): A mark of disgrace.
  • Fortaleza (Strength): Power and endurance.
  • Gratitud (Gratitude): A feeling of thankfulness.
  • Indignación (Indignation): Anger or outrage at injustice.
  • Justicia (Justice): The moral principle of giving each person what is due.

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