Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious social problems as well as prctical problems, to what extent do you agree or disgree with this statement?

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several challenges for any
person
who is willing to live in a foreign
country
. One of those challenges is the
language
barrier, in my opinion, if anyone ignores learning the
language
of the
country
he is living in, he will face many problems in both practical and social situations. Some people believe that it is not necessary to speak or learn the
language
of the
country
you
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work or live in, they claim that using an intermediate
language
like English or using a social app translator can finalize and solve basic life situations.
On the other hand
, there are several opinions against what has
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above. Any
person
can face multiple issues in case of ignorance
learning
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the
language
of the
country
he transfers to. Maybe
for example
he cannot be able to buy his daily needs as he cannot speak or express what he needs,
furthermore
learning a
language
will enable any
person
to understand the customs and traditions of the
country
he is living in. In many countries you can’t get the nationality or even bring your family if you are not able to speak the native
language
of
this
country
,
for example
in Germany they request a B1 level to get the nationality after spending at least 5 working years in the
country
.
Nevertheless
, to deal with governmental sectors you should be able to speak and express your request in a clear
language
so you avoid any practical issue that might be happened
due to
any wrong expression. To sum it up, learning a foreign
language
is not easy but it will release and remove a heavy burden from the
person
who is willing to live in a different community.
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