What is it like to live in another country?

Question

I mean, I'm European, and I've lived in Europe and travelled to like Italy and other places. But what is it like to live somewhere else? I currently live in the US, and with the bad economy and everything my parents just don't like it here. It wasn't what they expected. I personally like it. There are many opportunities here. But they want to move to places like Ireland, the UK, Australia or even New Zealand. I DO NOT tolerate cold weather, so Australia would be perfect for me. But UK...Not so much. a day with over 100 degrees is perfect for me. I doubt they have that there. Plus, with the chavs and everything. Just tell me how it is to live where you live, even if you're from the US. How is it to live in your city/state/country/town?

Answer 1

about the same, i was born in taiwan, and now i moved to the US, and the weather is still hot~ so i'm used to it

Answer 2

You're lucky to have traveled so much at a young age. I always wonder what it's like for people my age to live where they live. I'm from the U.S.- just outside of NYC. And it's overcrowded, people are always rushing, there is always traffic, but I grew up here and it's what I'm used to. I really love the fashion we have here. But I'd like to live somewhere else for a little while too.

I've been to Europe too. And teens there seem just like the ones here...a few differences in culture and fashion, but yeah..not that different. I don't know why I expected them to be so different. We're all still human afterall.

Answer 3

when i moved to england (i'd lived in america most of my life) i liked it. you just have to go to an international school, those are the only ones that are good in england. over there, in public schools, kids go suicide because of bullying. i know it's sad. :(

the weather is okay for me, but if you want to live somewhere in 100+ degrees, don't go to UK. i've never lived in that kind of heat before... i love moving internationaly. the excitement!

Answer 4

Here are some cool places from the US that i have been to.Try going to the desert. It is usually really warm. ( 80 degrees at least)Even though I don't live there, it is more relaxed than the huge city. I always go their for a vacation. (Laughlin Nevada) The biggest attraction there is their river. Their are also other great towns around it like Yucca Valley. Another good place is St. George, Utah. It is usually pretty hot there and it is just a pretty good place for you to check out. It is not that packed. Hope this gave you some good ideas.