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Which country in europe is the best to live in?

admin — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 21:41:37 +0000

liberal people…good opportunities for jobs and good schools..?
buddy..the germans won’t tolerate me..i am english speaking..

Denmark

Which is the best country in Europe to live?

admin — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 01:40:46 +0000

I don’t want to live in America when i’m an adult. What country is the best? Give reasons/examples plz. Also: I don’t want a lecture on why I should stay. I dint want to. Thx

There is no single country that’s best for everyone. It really depends on your specific interests, language skills, climactic preferences. The various countries and regions have their own character and all of them can be interesting.

I’ve been living in Italy for the last 11 years and love it here. Italy has wonderful art, architecture, historical sites, museums, galleries and shopping. There is spectacular scenery in many places with some great beaches. Boating, fishing, sports and other activities are available. There are a huge number of fascinating local festivals both large and small which often feature local foods and traditions. Obviously, the food here is terrific. There are lots of concerts and exhibitions. In the summers in the town where I live, there are events three or four nights a week in the piazza. The best part of being here is the people.

It isn’t easy to move here though. You first need to get a visa that allows you to live and work here. http://www.esteri.it/visti/home_eng.asp . You might consider a university in Europe or at least a program where you can spend a semester or year here to see what it’s really like. that would also give you an opportunity to work on your language skills and to make contacts. Right now, the economy is very difficult in most places. there are not many available jobs. Hopefully, that will improve by the time you’re ready.

Best country in Europe to visit and live in?

admin — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 03:42:31 +0000

To visit many. France, Italy, Greece, Portugal, Spain, England, Austria, Germany , Netherlands, etc etc etc there are so many.

To live: SWEDEN

What country in Europe would be the best to live in for a year?

admin — Thu, 13 May 2010 22:04:55 +0000

I am 16 and going to be a foreign exchange student and I am curious about what country would be a fun and interesting place to live in for a year. Please give a reason why too, thanks

Different European Countries can offer different experience for an exchange student so your choice should be based on your personal preferences, interests and what you expect to get from that year.

Are you more of a city person or are you interested in the nature? Do you want to visit museums and study art during your stay or would you prefer enjoying a bit of night life and clubbing with friends (certain European countries have more lenient rules when it comes night entertainment and it’s perfectly legal for a 16 year old to enter a club while other countries don’t allow minors).

Are you at all interested in learning the language of the country or would you prefer a country where you can easily get by with English?

The climate also varies through Europe. If you absolutely can’t stand cold, you want to avoid the North. If an idea of countless rainy days does not sound tempting, stay away from UK.

Remember that Europe is reasonably small and traveling is pretty affordable, especially if you have student card, so even though you have to pick only 1 country to live in, you will have an opportunity to visit many others.

Hope you have a great and memorable year.