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Going abroad for work
It is really hard leave your family and go abroad for work without any guarantee that you will be fine. There are a lot of spaniards in the UK who are trying survive with bad salaries and many times struggling with the stigma of being Spanish and with speaking english well. But when some English natives especially, come to Spain for the holidays they really criticize us for not speaking English. Lately, for the past 10 years at schools, they have been more conscientious in this topic than before. But in my opinion, the foreigners expect too much. Also, they don't try speak Spanish! If I were to visit a country if I don't , I would be less rude and more humble with the native citizens, though
I know that I am putting a lot of green here but believe me, your writing is very good. I understood what you were saying which is the most important thing. The edits I made were minor things "tweaks" as we call them). Remember that in English we capitalize the names of countries and also when referring to the language. We also use the gerund a lot (probablemente haya notado que los angloparlantes usan el presente progressivo muchísimo más que los hispanohablantes cuando hablan en español).
Going Abroad for Work.
It is really hard leave your family to go abroad for work without any guaranty that you will be fine. There are a lot Spaniards in the UK trying to survive on bad salaries and for many the "stigma" to be Spanish who struggle to speak English well. But when some English natives especially come to Spain for holidays they really criticize why we don't speak English. Lately, over 10 years in schools people are more conscientious in this topic than before. But in my opinion foreigners expect too much. However, they don't try to speak Spanish! Whether I visit a country or whether I don't , I would be less rude and more humble with the natives, though.Go abroad for work
It is really hard to leave your family to go abroad for work without any guarantee that garanty if are you will be fine. There are a lot Spaniards in the UK trying to survive with on bad salaries and many times with the "stigma" to be of being Spanish and the struggles in speaking English well. But when some English natives, especially, come to Spain on holidays they really criticise criticisms us that about why we don't speak English. Lately, over the last 10 years at Spanish schools have become there are more conciencious in teaching English. this topic that before. But in my opinion, the foreigners expect too much. However, they don't try to speak Spanish! If Whether I visit a country or not,if I don't , I would be less rude and more humble towards with the native citizens, though.
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