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Living abroad part 1 1. Would you like to live abroad? Would you like to leave for good or for a cetain period of time? Yes I would like. I like my country, but I would like to try living abroad. I look at Russian people, who moved with a little admiration. Opening new countries it is my dream. I would like to live in English speaking country. It might be helpful for me. I would like to live in different places like Canada, Ireland, England, USA for several months.

2. Do you think it's right or wrong to leave your country? Is there any ethical or patriotic basis, in your opinion? I think we have the right to live where you want, if it be legal. I want to move, but I can’t say that I don’t love my country. I love it because it’s my homeland, it’s my history, We have gorgeous nature. I’m so sentimental, I always cry when I hear Russian songs about wars and Motherland.

3. Do you know someone who's left for good? For a long business-trip? How do they find it there? Yes, I know many people who moved. One from my university friend lives in Amsterdam, another in Algeria, my wedding photograph in London, many of my ex collegues, when I worked in travel agency moved in different places. Plus I follow in Instagram many Russian who moved. Of course, it changes live, but nobody wants to come back.

4. Do you think anyone can leave the country and be happy in a new place? I say easy: Wherever you move, you take with you yourself.

5. What is the best age to leave the country? I think before 10-11 years old if you a child it gives a big language privilege.

6. What are the appropriate conditions to leave the country? Do you need certain skills? Of course you or your partner needs to know language that country.

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Living abroad part 1

1. Would you like to live abroad? Would you like to leave for good or for a certain period of time? Yes,  would like. I like my country, but I would like to try living abroad. I look at Russian people who have moved with a little admiration. Opening Visiting new countries it is my dream. I would like to live in an English speaking country. It might be helpful for me. I would like to live in different places like Canada, Ireland, England, or the USA for several months.

2. Do you think it's right or wrong to leave your country? Is there any ethical or patriotic basis in your opinion? I think we have the right to live wherever you we want, if it be as long as it is legal. I want to move, but I can’t say that I don’t love my country. I love it because it’s my homeland; it’s my history. We have gorgeous nature. I’m so sentimental; I always cry when I hear Russian songs about wars and the Motherland.

3. Do you know someone who has left for good? For a long business-trip? How do they find it there? Yes, I know many people who have moved. One from of my university friends live in Amsterdam, another in Algeria, my wedding photographer lives in London, and many of my ex colleagues, from when I worked in travel agency, moved to different places. Plus I follow many Russian who moved on Instagram. Of course, it changes lives, but nobody wants to come back.

4. Do you think anyone can leave the country and be happy in a new place? I say easy: Wherever you move, you take with you yourself.

5. What is the best age to leave the country? I think before 10-11 years old if you're a child. It gives a big language privilege.

6. What are the appropriate conditions to leave the country? Do you need certain skills? Of course you or your partner needs to know the language of that country.

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This was well written! I would also like to live in another country for several months. I would also like to visit Russia for some time as well.

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