Which country have you visited? and what did you like about it?
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You should try Mexico,it´s prety cheap, and we have great places to visit.\nYou Here we have beautiful beaches and all the night fun you want and extreme sports, in places like Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, Playa del Carmen, Veracruz among others, you can see the wales in Los Cabos.\nWe have colonial citties, just to walk and look at great colonial constructions, in Queretaro, Puebla, Mexico City..\nWe have forest landscape at Michoacan, we have the Huasteca in San Luis Potosí, Veracruz, Hidalgo.\nAnd we have big cities with all you want to see in a big city, malls, movies, teathers, etc.inMonterrey, Queretaro,Guadalajara, Mexico city.\nAnd at anyplace you want to visit here, you will find delicious food, cause Mexican food is very variated.\n\nI haven't been in many countries, i have only gone to the USA, but i'm so proud of my own, that i had to promote it.
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I live in Turkey and I think it's a really interesting country... the cultural and historical places are fab!!! also the south and west beach sites are amazin too... but if u look at it as a whole u'll be twice as much amazed cuz every single part there's a different beauty... also the people are nice and hospitable too!!! :o) \n\nif u wnat more info check out this sites... hope u'Ll like them... enjoy... :o)\nwww.exploreturkey.com/\nwww.gototurkey.co.uk/
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Croatia, and I know I am not objective as a Croatian but it is as historical as Italy but our coast is coast of 1000 islands and very beautiful, look for your self!!!\nhttp://www.touristagency-lori.hr/images_new/kornati.jpg
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Nice! Happy New Year!\nI love going on a holiday and where I choose for going depends on my mood... (I love having small cottage in a beautiful village and also there be sea or lake):D
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for which country are u talking about?
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not single but I have been outside of the us.  I've been to england and france.  i lived in england for four years growing up...father was in the military (retired now).  Since I've been married I have been to the Carribian(sp?)
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I say it is the best from my own personal experiences in other countries, what I have heard from friends and family and what knowledge I have of our political system and those of other countries.  I have a cousin living in Ireland right now and he loves it, but still prefers America.  I can only base my decision on what I know.
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i spent: \ntwo year in japan (nagoya)\ntwo years in china (shanghai)\nand 3 months in south korea (seoul)\n\njapan is convient but its a bit expensive. the language is by far the easiest to learn out of the three.\n\nchina is the cheapest out of the three, however it can be difficult to  visit other parts of china.  the spoken language is not so difficult but reading and writing is very difficult.\n\ni liked south korea alot the people were great, food was spicy, and it was cheap.  As for the language, it sucks i spent 3 month in a language school and my pronunciation didnt improve one bit, i couldnt even have a simple conversation.  This lead to me leaving the country much earlier than i had expected.  one good thing came out of going to language school there was my classmate were all japanese, resulting in the improvement in my japanese. \n\nif you have the money go to japan. if you dont go to china  . if you want to have alot of fun and not learn anything go to korea.  i enjoyed them all.\n\nnext trip is Russia for me ^_^
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Is England still around?\n\nNaw--just messing with you. Englands a great place I was there once and liked it alot.
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Have you tried Spain or Bulgaria?
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I've been to Jamaica, Cancun and the Bahamas.  Out of all three of them, visiting the Bahamas was my favorite.  It was probably more Americanized than the other two, but I felt safe, had fun, and am ready to go back again.  Cancun was by far, the prettiest out of all three, and made for a romantic honeymoon.  Jamaica was OK, but as we drove to our resort, we felt so terrible for the people and how poor the country seemed to be.  We didn't feel as safe, and the food was terrible.  It was pretty, but it rained the entire time.
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Well I'm trying this again, my computer froze up. I wrote earlier , good question. I enjoy the freedom to do what I am doing now. The ability to go and see places around the world, within reason, and guide lines. Everyplace I have been to has it's own beauty, and I have my favorites. As far as from day to day I wish more people had the same situation we have. My first draft was better, but lost it.
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cuba! how about dubai? its beautiful! oh right nevermind! \nhow about tahiti , bora bora! can you tell im Canadian
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I think Indonesia is a beautiful country with very nice, friendly people. It has a very interesting culture and great places to visit. An of course the food is excellent!  I have been travelling though Indonesia for two months and I had a great time. I went to Java, where I visited Jakarta, a very busy city with a rich history. I also went to Bandung, where you can buy custom made jeans, really great! Yogjakarta is a beautiful town as well, with a lot of culture, really the cultural capital of Java! I also visited Bali. Bali is partly very touristic, for example the beach resorts Kuta, Sanur of Jimbaran. However, I loved the seafood in Jimbaran and had a great time in Kuta. I also enjoyed my time in Ubud, an artistic village in the middle of rice fields on Bali. Beautiful sights and I was fascinated by the Balinese culture and their religion, Hinduism. The Gili islands are great for diving and snorkeling. For peace and quiet, visit Gili Meno or Gili Air, if you want some more action, Gili Trawangan is maybe more for you. Anyway, all three islands look like real Bounty islands and you feel as if you are in the add...\nI would recommend everyone to visit Flores. What a beautiful island, with not that much tourism yet. People are very friendly, nature is breathtaking (for example watching the sunrise on the Kelimutu volcano, a great experience!) and the sights are so interesting.\nI really love Indonesia and find it a very diverse country. I was very sorry to hear about the earthquake and I really hope that Indonesia will have less problems with nature and disasters in the future, it definetly does not deserve it.
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India!\n\nIt is an incredible place filled with so much culture. As diverse as we believe we are in America, you see a much broader diversity in beliefs there. Not only would I love to teach there, I feel that by teaching students, I would be learning so much myself. I had the priviledge of visiting a school in India. (I'll try to attach a web address to see the pictures, but I'm not much of a techie.) The curiosity the children had was contagious. They wanted to know more and more about my country and my life. Just as I couldn't stop asking them to describe theirs. There was a tenderness about the people I met in India. A gentle relaxed nature that allowed them to stop and listen with an open mind. This is when learning can take place. When you are open to other possibilities besides those you are accustomed to. I love this question as much as I love the thought of going abroad to teach. Thank you for letting me think on this one!
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USA. I am very happy to be living here. Sometimes I get annoyed with the decisions made by our leaders and even by my fellow citizens when they vote. But I am still happy to be living in the US. \n\nThat's not to say I don't like other countries. I've been many places and find good things about all of them.
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I like EPCOT.  I find it very educational & of interest to visit the 11 differant countries. to learn the culture & meet the people that are actually from those countries, is a learning expirience. to see how they live,eat what they eat , see their country as if you really were there.