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?

Living in a foreign country for study or earning is a trend now and it causes difficulties related to

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anguage barrier with native citizens leading to social isolation and uncomforting situations in routine life. I partially agree with

this

statement, since after spending some time in a foreign land, it becomes easy to adopt the native

language

and overcome

such

challenges. The majority of international students have to struggle with linguistic differences.

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foreign

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can impact their academic performance.

For example

, in a research study at an international student accommodation in Melbourne,

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language

proficiency was identified as the most problematic aspect of learning in the

first

year, affecting academics.

Moreover

, it is difficult to be a part of a conversation in a

language

in which expatriates are less familiar with.

As a result

, foreign nationals start avoiding social participation to avoid embarrassment.

For instance

, in Singapore, most of the Indian families prefer to live in their own community and isolate themselves in a place known as “Little India”.

Nevertheless

, these issues are temporary and people not only overcome them in a short span of time

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but

also

become friends with locals. Soon International workers or students start performing well, making a place for themselves.

Besides

, they develop positive personality traits

such

as adaptability and independence. To conclude,

language

difference in a foreign country is a major concern faced by migrants because of problems pertaining to practicality and social interactions.

However

, I believe

this

is not completely true, as foreign nationals get used to the new place and overcome

this

concern deftly, honing their interpersonal and communication skills.