Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious social problems, as well as practical problems. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statment?

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These days some individuals when living in a nation where you should speak a non-native
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can lead to dangerous social issues and might
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problems. I totally agree with
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statement and I will mention the reasons for
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phenomenon. First of all, when a person
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to
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a foreign
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country with a different
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will influence
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interaction with new cultures and habits. That may cause serious social isolation especially when
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don't accept these changes in their lives,
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,
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isolation may cause depression which is a severe disease that leads to many symptoms
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as low mood around the day, feeling guilty, anhedonia and being not interested
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anything.
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, In 2010, there was a study published by King Abdulaziz University on the effect of
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to a new nation with
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on psychological status the results showed 55% of
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were suffering from depression.
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, the changes in the
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may require time to adapt to the new society and workplace. In other terms, when someone travels to a developmental country to work should learn their
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which is needed for a longer duration.
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of
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period,
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might
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to some practical issues in the employment place or in the city facilities like shopping and public transportation.
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, in a survey conducted in Makkah newspaper about the impact of immigration on the new nation and their difficulties most of the participants said many practical problems. In conclusion, living in
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society with a different
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resulted in many difficulties in social and practical performance. From my perspective, I agree with
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opinion and I recommend
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to
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a new
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to reduce these problems.

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Work on developing a clearer thesis statement in your introduction to set the stage for your arguments.
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The essay effectively addresses the task by discussing both social and practical problems encountered when living in a country with a foreign language.
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