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has anybody lived outside the U.S.A.?

what is it like to live in a different country outside the United States? what is a typical day like? how is the economy different there than it is here? or has anybody traveled outside America?

uh huh.
was born in korea. lived there for 2 years.
then moved to the phillipines where i lived for 6 years.
then new york for 2 years.
and then taiwan for 4 years.
and back to new york. this is my third year here.

korea is just like new york. temperate zone. 4 seasons.
phillipines is in the tropical zone. its hot and humid. rainy seasons are the winter. and rains almost everyday.
new york is new york.
taiwan is more north than phillipines. still hot. but drier. and winter gets icy cold. but no snow. just cold rain.
and new york is new york.

...and im moving this to experience forum

yea, i lived in HK until i wuz 4 or 5. I think its more exciting than here because there are basiclly no suburbs at all, and everyone lives in the city. Hmm...ReAH lives in Hong Kong righ now so she can give ya more up to date info

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King Lear (V.3.300-304)

i lived in HK for 2 years and a city in china called shenzhen for 2 years
apartments are small compared to the houses in US
lots of hangouts in hong kong
a lot more things to do then just sit on your ass in front of the computer all day -.-;;
and both cities are still active in like 1am at night

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haha i was born in Korea
then came to America for 4 years..
and then went back to 4 years..
and then im here..
haha all of the adults ask me if i lyke Korea or America better but i lyke both.. haha when im in Korea i wanna go go America but when im in America i wanna go to Korea

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was born in korea

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Originally posted by annabanana
what is it like to live in a different country outside the United States? what is a typical day like? how is the economy different there than it is here? or has anybody traveled outside America?

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I lived in India as a very small child, and I've spent summers there, but now I live in Michigan.

India is very different from America, some places are really dirty, but even still, I think America is still overall cleaner, I haven't been all around, but I still think I can say that.

I still like India a lot, it is full of culture, the scenery is some of the most beautiful in the world, the natural areas are mostly very clean, and there's so much to do and see.

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Originally posted by jusunlee
uh huh.
was born in korea. lived there for 2 years.
then moved to the phillipines where i lived for 6 years.
then new york for 2 years.
and then taiwan for 4 years.
and back to new york. this is my third year here.

korea is just like new york. temperate zone. 4 seasons.
phillipines is in the tropical zone. its hot and humid. rainy seasons are the winter. and rains almost everyday.
new york is new york.
taiwan is more north than phillipines. still hot. but drier. and winter gets icy cold. but no snow. just cold rain.
and new york is new york.

...and im moving this to experience forum

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I was born in the Bronx. Then when I was 6 yrs. old I moved to the suburbs. uh, I went to the Phillipines a couple of times, and i worked in a store for 1 day, but i didn't really live there.

I was born in Malaysia and after I was born I moved to Australia. I lived there most of my life. I lived in north america (usa&vancouver) for like 2 or 3 months and moved back to Sydney. I'm not living in the states again haha. Been here for about a month now. I miss Sydney alot.

Nope not me...but i would love to go to south korea!!!!!

wow.... you guys are so kewl!

I lived in france for half a month with a family. I was an exchange student.

In France their biggest meal of the day is lunch. Whenever they have lunch they leave for school for about 2 hours. They have fast food restraunts and things like that, but usually they eat at home. all business close at lunch.

What i really liked about it was that the city was a mix of the modern technology and the old architecture. I stayed in the city of Leon with the family. There was an event where a large outdoor market opened. A long line of outdoored stalls set up and opened there. I walked through it and got some stuff, chicken, clothes, things like that.

The real cars that they drive in france look like shit though. gas is really expensive so they don't want some SUV or some ferrari. They either walk, take the bus, bike ride, or they get really small cars that get high miles to the gallon. Some of those cars are like half the size of the ones we have here. they're funni

Wow practically everyone here is from the US. I'm from Vancouver. It's not that much different from the US.

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i like vancouver..that place is tite..

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"The weight of this sad time we must obey,/ Speak what we feel, not what we ought to say./ The oldest hath borne most; we that are young/ Shall never see so much, nor live so long."
King Lear (V.3.300-304)

I was born in Calgary, moved to Edmonton, then to New York....but Id rather be in Korea

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[i]uh huh.
was born in korea. lived there for 2 years.
then moved to the phillipines where i lived for 6 years.
then new york for 2 years.
and then taiwan for 4 years.
and back to new york. this is my third year here.

korea is just like new york. temperate zone. 4 seasons.
phillipines is in the tropical zone. its hot and humid. rainy seasons are the winter. and rains almost everyday.
new york is new york.
taiwan is more north than phillipines. still hot. but drier. and winter gets icy cold. but no snow. just cold rain.
and new york is new york.

...and im moving this to experience forum

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Originally posted by Crazydeb8ter
i like vancouver..that place is tite..

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Originally posted by Crazydeb8ter
i like vancouver..that place is tite..

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