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 1. Being bilingual and Bicultural are two things that are totally different and at the same time equal, is different to decide to learn a second language and must learn a second language, but both options bring a ton of benefits to owl life and as a  future teacher learn the difference helps me with students that probably have that kind of cases and I don't know If I know something about the topic can be easier. 

2. culture and language is something that humans used in their everyday life and sometimes is necessary to learn 2 or more languages not just to communicate but also to study different cultures from different communities that way a person becomes bilingual and multicultural by adapting attitudes, behavior values, and dialects, additionally gaining skills in two or more languages. 

3. We use the language in our culture on a daily basis and in our daily life, that is why learning a different language helps us a lot because we know their way of speaking and how they interact with it.

4. Being bilingual and bicultural are similar since by learning each of them we are enriching both the language and the culture, because we use both in our daily lives, in this way attitudes and behaviors are acquired at the same time as the language of the community in which we live

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