Would you like to live in a foreign country?

I lived a year in Germany. Living in another country IS a very enriching experience. But as I get older, more rooted by children, economic restraints, obligations, habits, self-imposed philosophical and mental limits... I see that one year as a once-in-a-lifetime venture. Kids, go for it while you can. It definitely doesn't get easier.

From what I have seen, I agree with you!! I guess, it will lighten up after they are grown. :)

i already did for 2 years. i was living with my aunt in germany

I would like to live in Japan. :D

maybe....... but we have kangaroos here!

Awesome! lol

I would love to, but my husband wouldn't. :(

Awww,,,

but i would like to travel

a big part of me would die if i left scotland o.k for a vacation but no way

Ireland - I have dreams about Ireland nearly every week. I want to live there, for sure.

I know french and am pretty accustomed to Europe's strangeness, so I'd be good with any place over their for a short period of time. I do like America a lot, so I could only stay away for maybe a year. I could visit every summer though.

Visit maybe, the land of my ancesters. Scotland.

I'd love to move to Ireland or Japan someday. I don't want to live in America the rest of my life.

VERY MUSH SO!! :D i want to go to norway so bad!! :D

at least for a little while it would be a great experience

Europe, canada, south america, Japan, Maybe Russia,

Grew up in Germany, moved back to America when I was 8. We went to Belgium, Holland, France, Austria, Lichtenstein, Switzerland, and Italy. After Germany, Austria and Italy are my favorite.I may move to Costa Rico as my daughter wants to go and work there. I would encourage any one to go to other countries for prolonged stays as it will give you a better appreciation for America.

I spent 2 years in Iraq, saw alot of the world

I would love to go back to Estonia, I was born there until we came to this damned country when I was 2.

You would need to learn their language, then if it's poor country you would need to get used to working whole day for $5, you would also need to learn their culture, etc... best stay where you are now... That's my advice, take it or leave it... :)

Oh don't be a stick in the mud, if you are immersed in the language you only need one month and you'll be speaking like a native.

If that were true than all the foreign people in US would be speaking English. I know few people that came to US over 10 years ago and they still don't speak English. So your claim is false, no it is not possible to learn another language in a month. Thank you!

You can learn the rudiments of communication in a month if you are willing, many people here in Florida live in language ghettos, they have many people from their homeland living around them consequently they don't learn the common language. In doing that they limit their economic opportunities and their ability to make money. But you are correct YOU will never learn another language, YOU will never experience the wonderful adventure of learning about another culture, YOU need to learn to read critically, I said," If you are immersed in the language you only need one month." YOU will never know that joy. Apparently YOU are too happy being pessimistic and thinking about the DOWN side of everything. In fact why don't you stay home forever.

Lol.... I didn't mean to offend you... and I'm staying home forever...

I like France. And America. I'd also like to spend time in the Antipodes, and Canada.

wOULD LOVE TO! fOR ME WOULD BE VERY EXCITING!

Been to 26 countries and lived in Japan for 4 years, got offered a job in Australia, turned it down because they wanted me to become an Australian citizen.

I already do.

I love to travel and see all parts of the world, but I think it would be too much of a change to live in another country. Except for Canada. LOL

I've lived in several foreign countries especially when I was very young.

I lived in Canada back in the late 1970s and LOVED it. The people were wonderful and the country is absolutely beautiful. (I've traveled to all but 4 states, lived in 10 states and the District of Columbia, traveled to Europe and Mexico. Things are so much different than they were, then, but if you can travel, do it. ; )

Right now I've been stuck living in Okinawa, Japan for the last year and still have a year left and it sucks here :/ I can not wait to back to Cali screw Japan.

Japan! I wanna have an egg loaf for breakfast or edible plates!

Yeppers indeedy! Travel really does broaden the mind and give you a real insight into how people live and think.
But I'd always come back home to good old Brum !!

Yes it does! I am sure it's cool living where you live as well. I would def visit there as well.

I want to go to live in Italy my dad grew up there do it would b Kwl to live there for a few years

I like the idea to learn another language to meet a new culture...

Not live or settle but at some point in my life I would like a world tour and i'lldefinitely do it.