Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious social problems, as well as practical problems. To waht extent do you agree ot disagree?

Life in other lands where social members speak a foreign
language
can make difficult social and practical issues
such
as speaking and working. I totally agree with
this
opinion due to the reasons that will be discussed in the following paragraphs. In
this
world, a lot of individuals want to immigrate from their own country to other regions for working and living especially
people
who live in
third
world
countries
and want to immigrate to
first
worlds
such
as the USA or Canada. As we know global societies speak several languages but the global accent and live
language
is
English
and performs a key role in social communities because
people
who live in other communities have
English
courses in school, university, etc. and know
this
language
.
Furthermore
, if
people
do not know
English
they cannot go for living and work in other
countries
because if they want to go
for example
to the Netherlands where
people
speak Dutch, immigrants who do not know Dutch must know
English
and can communicate with other nations with a global
language
such
as
English
.
In addition
, in some regions
such
as Hungary most
people
, especially old
people
cannot speak
English
and communicate with other
people
who can speak
English
so if you want to immigrate to
for example
Hungary for living and studying, you should know and learn Hungarian a little bit because even little works
such
as buying grocery cannot be successful without the native
language
. To sum up, as I explained in the previous paragraphs I totally agree with the opinion that knowing
English
especially fluently can help you for living and work and study in other
countries
where
people
speak other languages and communicate with them with the world’s mother
language
and solve your problems in
countries
significantly.
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