Would you move to a non-english speaking country?

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  • SangoNyappy

    I already live in one...

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  • GoraIntoDesiGals

    If I could marry a desi girl I could move to India.

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  • lisac1919

    most countries nowadays have a lot of English speaking people. Ive lived in several countries that doesn't have English as its main language and I only spoke English the whole time and managed to get by.

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  • RoseIsabella

    Only if I was interested in speaking their language, liked their culture and thought the men were attractive. So either Spain or Germany.

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  • disthing

    Yes, but only once I knew the non-English language well enough to get a good job and make good friends. And only if the country offered me something significant that I couldn't find at home (The UK).

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  • turlago

    Sure why not English is not my first language so.. Probably somewhere in Europe Germany or Sweden

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  • Shrunk

    Yes but what do you mean by non-english speaking, most non-anglo Europeans seem to prefer speaking english (at least in the country I would go to, from my experience) with the exception of the French and Russians

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  • Lishka

    To become fluent in Russian, yes.

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  • Avant-Garde

    Yes, like France. :)

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  • Learn ENGLISH already,bunch of bitches/motherfuckers.

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  • White_October

    I already live in one. Dutch is my mother tongue and English is only a second language to me. Furthermore I also speak German, but not as good as English.

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  • Tharly13

    i was born in Haiti but some people speaks english there so yeah

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  • Demundo

    The worst thing you can ever do is build a cocoon around yourself. The best thing you can ever do is travel to other parts of the world. If somewhere strikes you as a nice place to live, then you can think about moving. If not you can come home and be confident that you tried but you really like your own country.

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  • Yes many times I have.

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  • Aub

    I'd love to but I'd never learn the language so I wouldn't see that as an option really.

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  • DADNSCAL

    I've already built my retirement house in Mexico.

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  • thecoldhardtruth

    I'm English that lives in a non-English province. It is very hard to find work if you don't speak French where I live. That's the hardest part.

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  • PureLikeSnow

    If I were financially stable, then I'd move to Germany in a heartbeat.

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    • Avant-Garde

      I don't blame you.

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    • AbnormallyAwesome

      Really? Why is that? Do you want to go to Germany really bad or do you want to leave the States so bad?

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      • PureLikeSnow

        Both. Furthermore, I want to become fluent in German.

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  • Chesteroooo

    I would. I travelled into countries that doesn't speak much english.

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  • Wendell

    Only if they had customs similar to mine. I think then I could bear to learn the language. So as an American, France, Germany, or Italy I could do, Russia or China or India probably not. Another thing would be whether the language is commonly spoken. I'd rather move to Germany, or even China where they speak a "world" language than say Thailand or te Balkans where te only way I would use the language is living there.

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