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 widely thought, that being a non-native speaker in a

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be difficult socially and practically. I totally agree with

this

statement.

Although

living abroad could be an interesting adventure, people can face

such

problems as loneliness and difficulties in finding a proper job. The

first

problem one can find while living in a

country

with a different

language

is communication with neighbours. People are programmed by nature to be socially active and have a large number of connections and several close friends, but it is not an easy task when a person does not speak the same

language

the group do.

Therefore

, daily communication in the nearest shop or on the bus became impossible, which can cause mental problems

such

as sadness or even depression. The other reason why staying in a

country

with a foreign

language

is a complex task is that the person cannot find a job easily. Employees have no reason to hire a foreigner and deal with all the difficulties connected to the

language

.

In addition

, informal communication between colleagues is

also

an important part of daily routine. When a person is not included in coffee chats or cannot understand work-related jokes, they will feel like a ‘white crow’, which can cause the decision to quit the place. In conclusion, some people choose to live in a foreign

country

while working or receiving a university degree, but they cannot argue that different languages create a gap between a foreigner and national citizens.