Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious social problems as well as practical problems. To what extend do you agree or disagree ?

People residing in a

country

which is a

language

dominated place, would find cultural and realistic challenges. In my opinion, to survive in a foreign land one must adjust to its vocabulary and culture to get success in life. The absence of communication can lead to not having a better employment and less friends.

Socio

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Social

challenges arising because of verbal diversity can make a person feel lonely in a foreign land. Having no circle of friends can lead people to be isolated and it damages their self-esteem. Even sometimes

neighbors

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nibs'

are hesitant to help because lack of understanding the communication.

This

is the reason why many countries have made their

language

certification compulsory before getting a visa, for

eg

as an example

e.g.

Germany, France, Canada etc. The greatest

dis

denotes a person or thing

this

benefit of not speaking the local

language

is that one does not get the job they want or they are qualified for, they would rather end up doing something which is totally irrelevant to their curriculum. Many immigrants from under developed

country

travel to develop

country

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the country

for monetary growth,

however due

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however, due

to the lack of appropriate colloquial they end up making a living only.

For instance

, most of India migrants start their early employment

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of

hotel services, where they hired to do cleaning and managing, though they are decently qualified, but because of the barrier of

language

they are assigned

such

work. Every person migrating to a different

country

would have a dream to have it all or achieving bigger success,

however

, the

language

plays an integral role of bridging the success and person in a foreign land. Therefor I agree, that if we do not speak the local

language

we would find

ourself

reflexive form of "you"

yourself

in social and practical troubles.