Some people think that you can never become fluent in a language unless you have spent time living or working in that country. To what extent do you agree?

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present,
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tend to think that you can never become fluent in a
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unless you have spent time living or working in that
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. I greatly disagree with
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statement and I will be discussing the reason I disagree.
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, I think that
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just need to have native
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of that
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talking to them on a daily basis. When you go to their
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there is no guarantee that you will learn from what they are saying or understand their
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. Looking at the stats show that
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learn more from talking to the native than from living in the
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. In my experience, my school have lots of American teachers, but most of them are not fluent in the Thai
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.
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, you can find the native more easily from living in that
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than living in another
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. You might have more conversation and increased usage of reading because of the sign around you. In the modern days,
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is not always the case because
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travel more often.
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causes every
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to have a translation in every sign and
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from that
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have more chances of speaking another
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. The effectiveness of learning might decrease because of
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trying to speak your
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or having a sign in your
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. In conclusion, I strongly disagree with
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statement.
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, living in that
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might encourage you to learn more, but not for everyone. In the modern days, there will be more use of your
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all over the world. You should commit to finding natives to talk to and let them help you improve your
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.
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