Living in a foreign country.

To begin with, I would like to say that living in a foreign country is a controversial matter and it is very difficult to give just one point of view. In fact, if we asked people what they think about it we would find a lot of different ideas.
Currently, living in a foreign country is trendy because of the crisis in our country, something that happened in former times.
There are two points of view that we must consider:
On the one hand, we can say that living in a foreign country has many advantages; for example: you can learn new customs and different languages, also you can know about new places, make new friends, and who knows, fall in love...
Due to the crisis, you can improve your quality of life and have more job opportunities in other countries than you would have in Spain.
However, on the other hand, we can also find some disadvantages, such as:
being separated from your family and friends. This can be very heartbreaking and you may feel alone, without family support. Another drawback is the difficulty of expressing yourself; there may be a language barrier apart from having to adapt to different customs.

In conclusion, from my point view the advantages far exceed the disadvantages because the idea of starting again and living in a different way abroad looks to me like an exciting opportunity with more experiences than problems. :) <3

Hey I'm Merve

I want to improve my English because I want to live and study in foreign countries, and travel the world too.

Murphy's Law in Progress

There is one inexplicable popular belief in Russia. It is believed that a cactus in a pot placed near a computer monitor can prevent harm on the emanation from it(!!!). As a person with some knowledge of computer technology I know that the modern monitors don't irradiate any emanation. But in spite of my knowledge the pot with a cactus was placed on my workplace at home anyway. Last Friday, when I was cleaning my apartment and wiping off the dust from the surface of my computer table, the pot overturned and the cactus fell on my hand. As a result my hand came to look like a hedge-hog, well, maybe like a cactus. After the needles were removed, I thought that was still actually one of the consequences from Murphy's Law: "The defence system will break down other systems."