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Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious social problems, as well as practical problems. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own experience. Nowadays, migration has become a trend among all nations. On one hand, people are interested in experiencing different cultures by moving to a foreign country. On the other hand, learning the language of destination country is a necessity that everyone who decide to migrate should to some extent fulfill it. Because, because without knowing their language people would face many problems in both social and practical aspect of life. In my view, one of the most crucial issue for living in a new place is to learn a new language. First, for almost every human being language is the most important way of communication, that is in use of language we can shape our social interactions with others. For instance, all of us express our feeling to our counterparts by means of words and from words they can understand us. When we could not speak the other`s language we will not be able to unleash ourselves and also to perceive themselves, the consequence is soon we will become socially isolated in a strange community. In addition, lack of knowledge about the foreign language could lead to a decline in foreign people`s opportunity to get a reasonable job that suits their social status. Unfortunately “language discrimination” occurs for them, that is an employer whose mother language is the same with the spoken language in the country would receive a higher position in a job als than a person who speak with accent. In conclusion, I believe that one of the most serious issues of living in a new country is to overcome the challenges of the language. People, who leave their homeland for a better life in another place, should always consider the language as a permanent challenge and try their best to cope with it.