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Going out of the comfort zone I want to be fluent in English, Why? because I want to go work on the USA, Why? to be honest, I don't have a main reason. If I must give one reason, I would say just for the sake of the adventure. I have a great job here in my country, I can be near my family and friends. So, Why I would like to go eight thousand kilometers north? in a country where they don't use kilometers? Some times the life seems a little boring and predictable, we need to make a change, a big change. Moving to another country seems like a big change. Is like starting again, from scratch. Actually, it could be any country, preferible where the local language is other than the one I speaks. We have to start somewhere, right? and it seems everything is happening in the USA. Maybe later I can go to Europe or Asia, and who knows, maybe I will finish just where I started.

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Going Stepping out of the comfort zone

I want to be fluent in English. Why?  Because I want to go work on in the USA.  Why? To be honest, I don't have a main reason. If I must give one reason, I would say just for the sake of the adventure.
I have a great job here in my country. I can be near my family and friends. So why I would I like to go eight thousand kilometers north, in a country where they don't use kilometers?

Some times Sometimes the life seems a little boring and predictable and we need to make a change, a big change. Moving to another country seems like a big change. It is like starting again from scratch. Actually, it could be any country, preferably where the local language is one other than the one I speaks. We have to start somewhere, right? and It seems everything is happening in the USA. Maybe later I can go to Europe or Asia, and who knows, maybe I will finish just where I started.
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Going out of the comfort zone

I want to be fluent in English. Why? Because I want to go to work in the USA. [1] Why?  To be honest, I don't have a main reason. If I must give a/one reason, I would say just for the sake of the adventure.  [2]
I have a great job here in my country, and I can be near my family and friends. So, why I would like to go eight thousand kilometers north, in a country where they don't use kilometers?

Sometimes the life seems a little boring and predictable, and/so we need to make a change --  a big change. Moving to another country seems like a big change. It's like starting again, from scratch. Actually, it could be any country, preferably where the local language is other than the one I speaks. We have to start somewhere, right? -- and it seems everything is happening in the USA. Maybe later I can go to Europe or Asia, and who knows, maybe I will finish just where I started.


[1]  Variant:  Because I want to work in the USA.

[2]  Variant: ... for the sake of adventure.




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