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

Many individuals are migrating abroad for different reasons

such

as study. Residing abroad where you have to converse in a foreign

language

other than

one

's native tongue can bring social as well as everyday challenges.

This

essay would argue why residing in a foreign country can cause social and practical challenges.

To begin

with, the main challenge is the communication barrier. If a person is unable to effectively interact with the local residents,

this

can make

one

feel isolated.

This

is because relationships require communication and

this

can be challenging especially when

one

does not have a strong command of the

language

spoken.

This

situation can make

one

feel unwelcomed in

one

's community. In some instances,

this

could lead to depression and disconnection from society. Many people may argue that

one

should learn a foreign

language

but

this

is not an easy situation because learning a

language

can be very difficult.

In addition

, when living in a country there are occasions in your everyday life when using the

language

is unavoidable.

For example

, in cities like Korea, where bus stops are written in Korea.

Therefore

, if you are a foreigner, it could be difficult to know where to highlight. It is comparatively true when

one

goes to the market for grocery shopping. In conclusion, I agree that the

language

barrier can cause social and practical challenges. It is impossible for

one

to form relationships with the locals without the interaction in their

language

.

However

,

language

affects daily activities when you live in another country.