My greatest worry is...
Mi preocupación más grande es...
being a failure in life.
failing.
failure in life.
not being successful
that i will fail, clowns, being alone.
that I will not meet all my deadlines.
that I will not succeed in the future.
that I won't pick the right career for me
what my future life holds for me.
estar en un lugar cerrado
el dinero
la crisis economica del páis
mi futuro
mi futuro.
Poder hacer las cosas de la mejor manera posible para que mi hijo crezca viendo a un papa justo, responsable, etc.
que nadie les haga daño a mis hijos y que sean felices
quedarme sin padres
Discussion
In both the U.S. and Costa Rica, it appears that our greatest worries involve the future. The difference lies in what exactly in the future worries us most. The answers from the U.S. are mostly associated with the fear of failing in the future. Many Costa Ricans' answers revolved around family life in the future.
Bueno supongo que esto sucede debido a que los costarricenses en general somos personas educadas en la fe, es decir, muy religiosas.
Al haber sido educados de esta manera se nos inculcan valores tales como: la humildad, la honestidad, el respeto, la solidaridad,etc, y a la vez nos enseñan a que la familia siempre debera estar en primer lugar y que ello es la base para la creacion de una sociedad mas solidad, estable y pacifica.
The U.S. responses were significantly weighed toward success and failure in the future, and the Costa Rican answers were more about money. We concluded that even the 2 "mi futuro" responses were probably related to money. In a country where many people live paycheck to paycheck, the goal is to have a job that covers all the expenses.
Also, it should be noted that most of the best-paying jobs in Costa Rica require English, and is the primary reason that students study at Intercultura.
que sucedera en un futuro aunque eso solo Dios lo sabe, por eso hay que vivir el presente sin pensar en el mañana