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living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious social problems as well as practical problems to what sextent do you agree or disagree

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In recent years, there have been two different opinions, one of which is that
people
 living in foreign
countries
 face several problems due to the
language
 barrier, and the other is speaking in a foreign
language
 has less impact on living as a foreigner. But, I am personally in
favor
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 of the former.
To begin
 with, if we consider living in any European country where most
people
 speak their
language
 as
such
 any students who want to pursue
degrees
 from German universities must have a certain level of speaking Deutsch which is the native
language
 of Germany, because
people
 there barely talk English.
Therefore
, living in Germany without having Deutsch speaking skill,
people
 will fail to communicate or socialize with
neighbors
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 and will face difficulties in buying necessary items from groceries which are some basic things one need to do for living a healthy life. There are some records of
people
 coming back to their home
countries
 even without completing their
degrees
 as they could not cope with
language
 barriers. Another point worth mentioning is that we may not avail a better job without having proper
language
 skills in the country we are living in. Many companies in foreign
countries
 recruit only them as an employee who has a great talent in communication along with the
degrees
 they hold.
Thus
, to secure a fantastic job
language
 is a must.
This
 means
people
 who have lackings in speaking a foreign
language
 where they are living will have to do the low paid job even if they have specialized
degrees
. In conclusion, without having excellent communicative
language
 skills, it becomes difficult to live in foreign
countries
 as it will hinder both social and practical activities.
Submitted by Arnob Mitra on

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