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Young people in England feel they must move for better opportunities
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 15 Sep 2023
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Bilingual Brits? No chance. Most can hardly comprehend English let alone another language.
Come to the Netherlands then. I know plenty of expats who live here for more than a decade already who still can’t speak a word of Dutch. You can get by with English alone especially in the cities like Amsterdam. Even their kids have low Dutch language skills since they go to an international school. You can stay in an English bubble for your entire life if you want to.
I know how to say "appelmaus" but I've probably spelled it wrong.
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