Would you move to another country in order to have a better life?
338680
Absolutely!...if I were in a 3rd world country with no opportunities for my family to live decently. \n\nBut I would go there expecting no special treatment, follow all of the rules, and assimilate as quickly as possible out of respect for the country that was allowing me to benefit from the centuries of dedication, leadership, planning and hard work that built the infrastructure that makes living in the new country a place I'd want to be. \n\nEverything that makes this place a desired destination for millions of immigrants wasn't here when we BOUGHT IT from Mexico, after which time our forefathers built on it and now that it's a great place to live, they want it back...if we were to allow this, would it not become an extension of the third world....then third world conditions would surely come. Perhaps we should give it back....but what would they do for water in California...um I mean Alta California, Atzlan...after we divert our water sources to flow south east instead of south west? No more water for flushing and showering...sounds third world to me.
457541
Gotta live there.  The only way.  Many places seam great when you visit but once you live there, it is a whole new reality.  Trust me I have tones of experience.
821708
Try moving out of the US... :D
404176
You could get a job in the U.S. and anywhere in the E.U.  That would be worth it to me, but I speak a European language besides English and love Europe.
124334
i would be willing to move to a distant country for someone that i was IN LOVE WITH; not just someone i loved. also, i have been to asia and europe and realize that the world isn't as big as i thought it was. i don't think that moving to a foreign country would necessarily mean that you wouldn't be able to see your friends and family again. you just may not be able to see them as frequently.
429102
* You will be living far from your family & friends\n* The way of life & customs will be different\n* U.K is extremely expensive\n* You will stand out because you are not English, this can \n  be a good thing but can also single you out for trouble.\n* It would be expensive to go home every holiday\n\nIt can be the most wonderful thing you will ever do but living in another country is never an easy option. The homesickness & missing your family & friends can really hurt.\n\nAlso even if you do study in another country it does not mean that country will want you to live there after, you may get a student visa but it does not mean you will definately get an immigration visa to live in the U.K.
834803
no man!!!, even better you get to know a whole new culture and maybe the possibility of traveling to that place.\nI say Go for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1106026
Why cant you just live where you come from?..
208386
GO there and do what?  You should first look into how you would make a living there.  You should have a better reason to move than just weather.
584406
well my brother in law just moved to Sydney Australia and lived in California all his life and wished he moved sooner he said  cheaper to live better quality of life and what not , people are way nicer than here and lot of good thing don't have the space to say all the things he said, good luck in all you ever do
462023
You can live anywhere you choose.
1150378
Probably.  But if your parents don't know about it, you could be sent back to where you started out from.  Plus in order to go overseas, one needs at least a passport, and sometimes a visa as well.
257580
You get to have more friends, communicate with a whole group of other people, can confidently move to countries which speak that language and have a career there.  In a nutshell, more options!
1018388
What country would they like to move to, and then ask them to move there!
55822
Pro to living in Holland.  the health care system, education is better. the culture is more loose and comfortable, less conservative.  To me you have more freedoms in holland.  there is less land however i think that is just one minor downside.  I am in a similar situation where i might have to give up my citizenship to the united states.  and to me its worth the risk.  if you get your citizenship in holland, technically speaking you have the whole of the european union at your disposal.  once you have that you can work in other countries with ease.. live any where... America has changed alot over the past few years... i think it would benifit you more if you lived in holland
864096
I do agree with you to some extent, but the majority would like to leave the country for better opportunities ...
634158
No matter what you choose to do with a second or third language, a stay in a country of the target language can both make you more employable and improve your ability in that language.