This isn&#x27;t a surprise. There&#x27;s a reason large cities have Chinatown, Little Italy, etc. Immigrants are more comfortable keeping their lives mostly within their own community that shares the same language and cultural elements. While I don&#x27;t think it&#x27;s all that healthy to avoid integrating with the society you move into, it&#x27;s understandable to see people take the easy&#x2F;comfortable route. Hell, I&#x27;d probably wind up doing the same.<p>I have a Greek acquaintance who lives in my city&#x27;s unofficial Greek neighbourhood. Everything from groceries to bakeries and cafés, it&#x27;s all Greek and he doesn&#x27;t like to stray much from his routine in these shops. All the owners and patrons know each other personally. They get to feel like they&#x27;re still back home. It keeps them sheltered a bit too much from the rest of us, but hey - they have a real community versus me that doesn&#x27;t know the first name of anyone that serves me in any of the shops I frequent.