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If you had to leave your country and settle in a new, where would you go?
If you had to leave your country and settle in a new, where would you go?
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Probably New Zealand
Portugal
Ireland, England, Australia, or New Zealand.
Uruguay
Canada.
I was thinking about it some time ago and my answer is **Spain.**
I like the Spanish language. People are very friendly. You have a lot of sun… food is great. You have mountains, sea and great wather.
Norway
Denmark
Norway
The US
To Scotland.
New Zealand
Iceland.
Ireland. I wouldn’t have language issues and it seems to fly under the radar for international issues.
We’re planning to move from Texas and picked Nova Scotia. It’s pretty there.
I’d like Germany or Sweden.
Somewhere away from USA, China and Europe. We all know these are the places world war 3 will shit at and I don’t wanna experience that.
The USA but in the wild with nature.
I’m okay where I am.
Germany. Lives there 10 years and loved it. I regularly consider going back without the sudden need to leave my country.
Tahiti because Arthur I have a plan!
America or Canada.
Although I’ve also heard things are not going so well in both.
New Zealand
Mars, be king of a entire planet.
Start war with Earth
France
London, Paris, Tokyo
Anywhere where I can get a plot of land that allows for a house to start a family, enough ground to grow the food to feed that family in a climate that allows for that to do so consistently.
If I had to leave my country and settle in a new one, I would choose Japan. I’ve always been fascinated by the culture and the people there.
Canada or Norway
Spain. Tapas and Siestas are hard to beat