What country do you live in? do you plan to live there all your life? what country ?

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Just want to get to know yall more, so my question for today is what country do you live in, do you plan to live there all your life, or do you plan to move to a different country, if so which country.

I Live in the West Side Of Canada, I don't really plan to live in Canada all my life (Hopefully). I really want to move to Japan within the next 5-7 years and work there, especially since I'm trying to learn Japanese. Ever since i went to Japan 2 years ago for almost a month, I fell in love with it; i love the culture they have, the food, the structures and the fact that i could lose something and it will always be there. Japan is such a beautiful and nice country, and hope to live there someday!
 
I'm Canadian and live in canada which means I'm canadian because I'm in canada that make me canadian. Henceforth i live in canada.
 
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Live in America. Pennsylvania and Jersey specifically. I don't think I would ever move out of the country, but if money wasn't an issue it would be cool to take an extended vacation during the summer in Canada or England. I suck at foreign languages too much to try any other country for that long of a time. It was rough just visiting Montreal for MLK weekend. Thank god my girlfriend took French in hs otherwise we would have been screwed.
 
Live in the USA, looking to move to Canada to be with my fiancee.
 
Damn Luffy Luffy I live in the states but I too am trying to learn japanese though not sure I'd go as far as living in Japan even though I do like the culture and whatnot. Would def love to visit sometime for sure.
 
I currently live in American in California, but I am Canadian and plan on returning to Canada to live most of my life.
 
I have bad anxiety about moving and traveling soooo I think I’ll be in America forever lmaoooo. But japan does seem like an amazing place to live and visit! \(//∇//)\
 
FRANCE

We dominated Europe for centuries but now people make fun of us because we got surprised by the Blitzkrieg

I plan on travelling especially with Doctors Without Borders, but when I'll have children I'll come back in France:
- Free and non religious schools
- Food
- …. ?
- Profit
There's so much benefits from living in France
 
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Depends on the day

Monday thru Wednesday is America

Thursday thru Saturday is Florida Man

Sunday is somewhere in the middle of the Yukon

Steam profile is Calgary, Alberta, Canada
 
FRANCE

We dominated Europe for centuries but now people make fun of us because we got surprised by the Blitzkrieg

The history major in me cries for you over this. The worst was when we switched to Freedom Fries for a hot minute. We wouldn't have freedom without our amis.
 
Well, I live in New Hampshire, US, In the middle of God damn nowhere. It's pretty nice, very few neighbors, wildlife, trees, H̶a̶v̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶t̶o̶ ̶d̶r̶i̶v̶e̶ ̶1̶ ̶h̶o̶u̶r̶ ̶t̶o̶ ̶g̶o̶ ̶a̶n̶y̶w̶h̶e̶r̶e̶.
 
Chicago but like in the city borders next to Lake Michigan. Sales tax sucks 11% on everything we buy
 
So I have lived in a vast amount of places currently I am living in Argentina (Che, escuchame) its a beautiful country with deep European ties and a crazy nightlife. Before Covid the Argentine nightlife would start at around 2 or 3 am and would last well long into 9 am so if you go to any bar or club before 2 you most likely be alone with the bartender :). I Have lived and visited many other Spanish speaking countries but Argentine is my favorite currently because of how safe it is and how nice the culture is. An important part of the culture is a drink called mate or Yerba mate which is generally shared View attachment 23055 . It has a very particular culture surrounding it and if done wrong could insult come locals lol. Argentine also love steak and generally every restaurant serves beef somehow and has some of the cheapest meats in the world with a a kilo steak being 386 ARG peso or 5.66 dollars. Another strong aspect of Argentine foods is the strong Italian influence because of the million Italian immigrants who came in the late 19th century. So pasta is very good here however sadly the pizza is lackluster at best here and thats it. Compared to to other Latin american countries ive lived such as Mexico , El Salvador or Columbia (soon) Argentine has a lot of European ties as cam be seen with the people and old architecture.

Any questions about Argentine I hopefully can ask

Chau
 
I have bad anxiety about moving and traveling soooo I think I’ll be in America forever lmaoooo. But japan does seem like an amazing place to live and visit! \(//∇//)\

I recommend everyone to visit more countries it helps build character
 
I have bad anxiety about moving and traveling soooo I think I’ll be in America forever lmaoooo. But japan does seem like an amazing place to live and visit! \(//∇//)\

heidi heidi ye traveling for first time is always anxiety, i had anxiety when i went to asia, didnt speak the language maybe a few words, i always have a constant fear of planes getting on, thats why i usually take sleeping pills before take off and sleep majority of the time, but after a while i started getting used to planes. But once when you get over the obstacle you wont have that anxiety, it just takes different times for different people, and you'll enjoy traveling to other places!
 
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