The chart below shows information about the challenges people face when they go to live in other countries ▪️Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar graph illustrates the three main problems

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in different age groups may face when living abroad. It is interesting to highlight that every

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have different ultimate challenges during their stay in other countries. Young

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in their 18 to 34 years old tend to have problems making friends, accounting for 46%.

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deciding a house to live in comes

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at only 6% less than befriending

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young adult needs to worry about is learning the local language, at no more than a third. Meanwhile, the second

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consists of respondents aged 35-54 years old

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that the three main challenges they may face are almost at the same level.

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only differs subtly, finding somewhere to live poses a problem for them, at 3% higher than the need to make friends, accounting for 39%. The

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to speak in the local tongue

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become a

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for 35% of the

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with the two previous groups, learning a foreign language is the main integration

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for

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in the older

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(over 55 years old), comprising more than half of the

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, older

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think that establishing a house and socializing is not going to cause big problems, with only 22% and 23% of respondents agreeing, respectively.