I Have Been to Another Country

I grew up living in different cultures and i feel it helps me to be more open-minded and to understand people better who have different views on life. I love learning about new cultures and the history of their traditions. I've had the privilege of meeting people of all walks of live, rich and poor, celebrities, athletes, artists, people of nobility, and common hard working folk. And I've learned very important things about life from simple people from whom you'd least expect it. I never underestimate anyone no mater what their background, gender, religion social standing is or age.

Many of the countries you list surround Romania, but Romania is not on your list. Have you skipped it or is it perhaps your home country and that you left it out for that reason?

I have lived in the Netherlands, USA, France and Germany. And I've visited, Belgium, Luxemburg, Spain Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Denmark, England, Monaco and Canada.

I have plans to move to Romania this year because that's where my girlfriend is from.

I hope to travel a lot more in the coming years coz there are still so many places I want to see. First on my list is Brazil. I have family there that have been begging me for years to come visit them.

That's amazing, you'll be in my neighborhood! You are lucky that you got to live in so many different countries, I think it really helps your personal growth, you meet a lot of different people, you get accustomed to their culture and you find so many different things that you couldn't have found out by simply reading about it. And Brazil is on my ''to visit list'' as well. South America looks like it's full of wonderful places, beautiful nature as well.

If you really want to learn more about the culture and how people live there, then don't visit the touristic places. When I go to other countries I visit friends there and I stay with them usually. So I don't stay in a hotel or at some resort. This way you see how they live and their daily routine. That has always fascinated me.

The only country I went to as a tourist was Portugal. I'm lucky to have studied at an international school. I still stay in touch with my old school friends and they live all over the world. I have a standing invitation from many of them.

Brazil is just at the top of a much longer list that includes places like Dubai, Perth Australia, Taiwan, Tanzania, Finland, New Zealand and Scotland.

For you as a young woman you can take advantage of working as a nanny with a family in another country. One of those jobs usually last about a year. So when you've finished school it might be worth looking into something like that.

Wow talk about a traveler!!! I also like traveling I have been to south korea north Korea Vietnam.Panama Mexico Canada.Honduras. Belize.

That's awesome. It'll definitely help when you visit there. And yes I speak it. When PM goes live, you can write me in Japanese.

US, Canada, Mexico, Japan, China, Spain, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, France, England so far

No,I'm from Serbia. I haven't visited Romania but that doesn't mean I don't wish to go there one day, it's just that I haven't had the chance. I envy you! I hope I get to visit/live in other countries that are not very similar to my country of origin. All of the places I've been to had a similar mentality, culture, religion so I didn't get to experience anything different. :)

You have plenty of time for traveling. Most of these countries are in my neighborhood. I haven't visited countries that are far away from me. :)
Where would you like to go?

I'm not fluent but I know some basics. I started learning it when I became interested in anime. I hope I'll become more fluent in time. :)
Do you?

Wow! Those are very interesting places you've visited! I'm interested in how you liked both North and South Korea? Did you experience a cultural shock?

@Haniazed That's impressive,Japan is on my "to visit" list! I absolutely love Japanese culture and a language. :)

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I was born there and it was my first language although I don't use it on a regular basis now.

@Haniazed That's so sweet of you! It's amazing that you speak Japanese. How long did it take you to master it?

I was responding to @GoneRogue :)
I'm not working, I'm still in school.

Croatia always looks beautiful! Was it?

Why the sad emoticon PanHead? :O

I haven't been anywhere.

Do you speak Japanese?