“So whatare you?”How do youpronounceyour name?Parentsasked youto googlefor themPeopleassume youspeakanotherlanguageSwitching toyour otherlanguage totalk in frontof othersEncouragedto associatewith peopleof yourcultureNevertalking backto yourparentsBeing askedto saysomething inyourlanguageBeing moreopen to otherculturesbecause ofyour ownHaving anabsurdlyhugefamilyBeing handedthe phone totalk to yourfamilyoverseasConstantlyhaving toexplain yourcultureEncouragedto stayclose tohomeHow doyou saythat in __again?Othersassume youcan dance &ridicule you ifyou can’tYourparentswere bigon familySpringcleaningwas everyweekendYourparent(s) isan excellentcookBeing the8 year oldtranslatorSwitching upyourlanguages inthe middle ofyour sentencesThe Americanat home, theLatinxeverywhereelseMislabeled asbeing from acountry you’renot fromYour home-cookedmeals gotSide Eyed™Nosleepovers.Ever.“So whatare you?”How do youpronounceyour name?Parentsasked youto googlefor themPeopleassume youspeakanotherlanguageSwitching toyour otherlanguage totalk in frontof othersEncouragedto associatewith peopleof yourcultureNevertalking backto yourparentsBeing askedto saysomething inyourlanguageBeing moreopen to otherculturesbecause ofyour ownHaving anabsurdlyhugefamilyBeing handedthe phone totalk to yourfamilyoverseasConstantlyhaving toexplain yourcultureEncouragedto stayclose tohomeHow doyou saythat in __again?Othersassume youcan dance &ridicule you ifyou can’tYourparentswere bigon familySpringcleaningwas everyweekendYourparent(s) isan excellentcookBeing the8 year oldtranslatorSwitching upyourlanguages inthe middle ofyour sentencesThe Americanat home, theLatinxeverywhereelseMislabeled asbeing from acountry you’renot fromYour home-cookedmeals gotSide Eyed™Nosleepovers.Ever.

Bicultural Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. O-“So what are you?”
  2. G-How do you pronounce your name?
  3. I-Parents asked you to google for them
  4. I-People assume you speak another language
  5. G-Switching to your other language to talk in front of others
  6. I-Encouraged to associate with people of your culture
  7. O-Never talking back to your parents
  8. O-Being asked to say something in your language
  9. G-Being more open to other cultures because of your own
  10. G-Having an absurdly huge family
  11. N-Being handed the phone to talk to your family overseas
  12. N-Constantly having to explain your culture
  13. O-Encouraged to stay close to home
  14. G-How do you say that in __ again?
  15. N-Others assume you can dance & ridicule you if you can’t
  16. N-Your parents were big on family
  17. O-Spring cleaning was every weekend
  18. I-Your parent(s) is an excellent cook
  19. B-Being the 8 year old translator
  20. B-Switching up your languages in the middle of your sentences
  21. B-The American at home, the Latinx everywhere else
  22. B-Mislabeled as being from a country you’re not from
  23. B-Your home-cooked meals got Side Eyed™
  24. I-No sleepovers. Ever.