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This is my fourth times. I arrived in United States on July twentieth 2000. The air was very dried and extremely sizzling. United States’ unwelcoming was just great because Korea and America temperature was totally opposite. I often visited America because my relatives were settled here before I was born. My father side of the families came to the United States 40 years ago and my father received education in the United States. I did not know if I was going to settle in the United States until my father was sick and disappeared. I often visited America when I was really young. One reason why I was visiting the United States was because my father wanted me to travel the world. He told me it is good experience to visit different part of the world. I visited different side of the world and America was not a great place to live because I had a difficulty to communicate with other people. I met many different people in the United States and all these people had their own culture. It was September 2000, I first attend an elementary school in San Diego. It was very rainy day and my heart was also raining because I was so upset. I met my principal and he assigned me to kindergarten classroom because I was way behind compared to my ages. I was fourth grade when I was sitting with those kindergarteners. I was so shamed to study with those little kids so I promised myself that I will get out of this classroom soon as possible. In 2001, my father received notice from the hospital thatShow MoreRelatedThe World Of The United States Essay1375 Words   |  6 PagesBeing the third largest religion in the United States, as of 2016 there are 3.3 million Muslims that make up the total U.S. population. American Muslims come from all different backgrounds including converts from other religions and ethnicities other than Arabian. The U.S. Census Bureau does not ask religious affiliation so there is no official government count of the U.S. Muslim population. 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