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I just want to travel / Are There Many Foreigners Where You Live? I know, I know, i'll have lots of years in the future to travel. I'm only 18 but still! The world seems so interesting, hm? :) I just want to experience different cultures, different foods, different people etc... :) But anyway... Onto my main question... Are there many foreigners where you live? Here in Vancouver, there are quite a few different cultures. In general, no one is Native to Canada- except the First Nation's Peoples- so technically we're all foreign here ;P The multiculturalism in my city may come to a shock to some- so i've been told- but to be honest it's quite normal for me. We have many cultures such as Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Indian, Somalian... you name it! I think the specific groups of people you don't see much in Vancouver are African Americans- such as myself. Hahah, did you know, when I was little, and when my mother would take me out to Chinese restaurants, I would often get stared at? My mother is Chinese, and when I was next to her, everyone else i guess couldn't help but stare -___- Oh well...lol. What about your country? :D -Pearl

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Hi, Pearl come here, Turkey. It is so nice, beatiful and cheap. There are a lot of foreigners in here. Some English people are living in some seashore town in here. In fact they have some district and they say they enjoy that they are in Turkey. We have a big history and historical places. Turkey has different historical places about early chirstianity, ancient greek, hittite, sumer e.t.c. And we have nice, warm and beatiful sea shore. Our climate is nice. You can swim and sky in a same day in somewhere of Turkey. You can buy a lot of things which will be interesting for you with cheap price. In conclusion, Turkey is a big country, you can find everything what you want and need. Good luck.
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Acutally i'm part Jamaican too! ... And cuban lol. But I first want to travel to Japan... then while i'm at it i might as well head on over to South Korea, China... Much of Asia really. :P It's just so interesting to me. Africa would be really neat to visit... it's just really far from where i live lol. Anddd... Europe. Specifically France. I speak french and I think it would be cool to be immersed in all of that French culturee~~
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I had decide english education to overseas when I was searcing country and city I read alot of information about vancouver.. and I had decide go to vancouver about 6 month for english education in Ilac school. but Canadian embassy refused my visa application...... I hope one day canadian ebassy give visa and I will visit vancouver and yukon city. this is only my wish.. I will I am from turkey and I living in istanbul
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Well here in the UK we see different cultures, probably like where you live. London is the center of multiculturalism, tourism, business and fashion. It's like Milan I suppose... I was born in Milan and later on during the years moved to England. Milan and London are very similar but I would say London is more multicultural than Milan. We have loads of foreigners here in London, people coming from all over, some stay some just visiting...but I love it, I always loved the different types of cultures and languages... We don't have many African Americans here but we have many Jamaicans and British born Jamaicans. When I was living in America and travelling around I had the opportunity to meet loads of African Americans as well as many Puerto Ricans. One of my closest friends is Puerto Rican and lives in New York and my husband is African American like you. I always loved the intermingling of cultures. So where would you like to travel?

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