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

It is perceived that there can be social and practical problems for people who live in a country where they have to speak a foreign

language

. I certainly agree with

this

statement.

Firstly

, not being able to use mother

language

to communicate can be problematic.

For example

, when ordering food or buying groceries, even experienced speakers may find it difficult to explain what they are looking for to buy or to avoid in their food. Because of differences in vocabulary and grammar, what is expressed using the foreign

language

might not show the exact same meaning or attitude, causing frustration or misunderstanding among both parties.

Thus

, there is certainly practical communication problem when using a foreign

language

on a daily basis. In terms of social complications, immigrants

born speaking

Accept comma addition

born, speaking

another

language

can find themselves being discriminated regularly.

For example

, my husband was told by his co-worker that she did not understand his English when he was not speaking fluently to her, and being mocked or sneered because of a different accent is rife in both school and work settings. People do not easily appreciate differences, especially when they interfere with the common uniformity existed in the country.

This

leads to both social problems within the community and psychological damage to the victims. To sum up, there are certainly social and practical issues faced by immigrants who have to adapt with a different

language

in the new country. I look forward to a future where there is more support and harmony to mitigate these problems.