Hadampson:
I always say this... Learning languages has a series of benefits, some which are quantifiable and others which are significantly less tangible. Learning a foreign language takes time and dedication but in the end, it would be an advantage.

Me personally, i enjoy learning languages, even if just enough for a very basic conversation. I get enjoyment when I talk to people in a language they weren’t expecting me to speak, and i enjoy being able to communicate with people I may not have been able to communicate with otherwise.

Languages are like puzzles, they have patterns to them and once you get the ball rolling, you can build your base faster, and the fact that there is also a practical aspect to learning languages which is even more enjoyable.

In nutshell, don't be lazy to learn a language. I know many Nigerians made United States of America their dream country because english is their official language over there. There are alot of countries which might not be okay to you but if you go there and experience how life is over there, maybe you might stay and travel to USA for visit.

A great man once said 'the more languages you know, the more you are human.’

Imagine if you can speak German for example. Learning Danish or Swedish won't be difficult because they are Germanic language.

For example
Good morning in German is Guten Morgen
In Danish, it's god morgen while in Swedish, it's god morgon you see that they are kinda related.

People learn languages for different reasons. One of the reasons is emigration.

I hope this will convince you and not confuse you that United States of America is not the only country in the world... Shalom

Hadampson:
Number five....Ireland

Official languages are English and Irish

Ireland is an English speaking country in Europe with lots of technical job opportunities. If you are a technical person, you can get a permanent resident status in Ireland within two years and for non-technical, it takes 5 years.

You can also become an Irish citizen, the good news is that if you are an entrepreneur, you can apply for start up visa

Ireland is a small country with 4.5 million people and one of the best countries in Europe if you wish to explore Europe.

Many business organizations moved their headquarters to Ireland due to their low tax rates. So if you are looking for a country with low tax rates, then Ireland is for you

Hadampson:
Number eight...Denmark

Official language is Danish

Danish people are the most happiest people in the world according to global surface. If you are a professional, you can get a professional visa in Denmark which is a new previous green card. You can also start up a venture as an entrepreneur in Denmark if you have a good idea

It takes 9 years to become a Danish citizen. Denmark provides high quality of life and low unemployment rates.

Toosure70:
naija go better.

Hadampson:
I always say this... Learning languages has a series of benefits, some which are quantifiable and others which are significantly less tangible. Learning a foreign language takes time and dedication but in the end, it would be an advantage.

Me personally, i enjoy learning languages, even if just enough for a very basic conversation. I get enjoyment when I talk to people in a language they weren’t expecting me to speak, and i enjoy being able to communicate with people I may not have been able to communicate with otherwise.

Languages are like puzzles, they have patterns to them and once you get the ball rolling, you can build your base faster, and the fact that there is also a practical aspect to learning languages which is even more enjoyable.

In nutshell, don't be lazy to learn a language. I know many Nigerians made United States of America their dream country because english is their official language over there. There are alot of countries which might not be okay to you but if you go there and experience how life is over there, maybe you might stay and travel to USA for visit.

A great man once said 'the more languages you know, the more you are human.’

Imagine if you can speak German for example. Learning Danish or Swedish won't be difficult because they are Germanic language.

For example
Good morning in German is Guten Morgen
In Danish, it's god morgen while in Swedish, it's god morgon you see that they are kinda related.

People learn languages for different reasons. One of the reasons is emigration.

I hope this will convince you and not confuse you that United States of America is not the only country in the world... Shalom

Donald7610:



Happy birthday

bravesoul247:
how can one migrate to Germany?

Hadampson:
I always say this... Learning languages has a series of benefits, some which are quantifiable and others which are significantly less tangible. Learning a foreign language takes time and dedication but in the end, it would be an advantage.

Me personally, i enjoy learning languages, even if just enough for a very basic conversation. I get enjoyment when I talk to people in a language they weren’t expecting me to speak, and i enjoy being able to communicate with people I may not have been able to communicate with otherwise.

Languages are like puzzles, they have patterns to them and once you get the ball rolling, you can build your base faster, and the fact that there is also a practical aspect to learning languages which is even more enjoyable.

In nutshell, don't be lazy to learn a language. I know many Nigerians made United States of America their dream country because english is their official language over there. There are alot of countries which might not be okay to you but if you go there and experience how life is over there, maybe you might stay and travel to USA for visit.

A great man once said 'the more languages you know, the more you are human.’

Imagine if you can speak German for example. Learning Danish or Swedish won't be difficult because they are Germanic language.

For example
Good morning in German is Guten Morgen
In Danish, it's god morgen while in Swedish, it's god morgon you see that they are kinda related.

People learn languages for different reasons. One of the reasons is emigration.

I hope this will convince you and not confuse you that United States of America is not the only country in the world... Shalom

Uchenaija:



Please can you expantiate more on the bolded part

t00dugged:
that moniker meant Why Austria is not on the list. Una nor go use laugh kill person for here.

gentlebullet:

You are most welcome bro. You and this your school sef I go mail you sha

kaorama:


You are definitely a bad leader.

jesmond3945:
lol abi you no know white dey see you as descedants of apes?

Donald7610:



Happy birthday

zoedew:


Thankfully, no snakes!

t00dugged:
DU what ? So someone will want to migrate and you will advice them to relocate to Dubai or south Africa :? . The op listed these countries based on parameters which he listed on the first comment he made,but it seems you didnt read it.

Hadampson:
Before i start, i want you guys to shower me with likes because today is my birthday

Every 23rd of March speaks more about me... I wish myself happy birthday

I wish to be in my country (deutschland) before the end of this year.

YungLasaint:
Just like learning French as a native English speaker is simple as that....

Hadampson:
Number six....The Netherlands(or Holland)

Official language is Dutch

One of the best location in Europe for technical and non-technical people is Netherlands

Almost 99% Dutch speak English(might be wrong though but that is what i got from my research)

The Netherlands is home to companies like shell, I & G, Unilever and Phillips.

You need an employment permit to start in Netherlands or you can also get self employed resident permit.

It takes 5 years to Dutch citizenship and this country does not permit dual citizenships that is you have to denounce your country in order to be a citizen in the Netherlands

Here are some fun facts about Netherlands.

•Dutch people are the tallest in the world

•Amsterdam is built entirely on poles.

•About 30% of all Dutch babies are born at home

•The country is flat as a pancake

•More than a quarter of the Netherlands is below sea level

•Want to know more, MAKE RESEARCH

Shalom

AreaFada2:

Having visited most of the countries people quoted, except the Southern hemisphere ones, most of those countries are very cold, up tight and you rare feel at home. Never mind the language barrier.

No matter your level of proficiency in German language or French or Danish, you still won't blend in that much in countries where those languages are official. Unless you are native born black.

It is the way 9ja is messed up that makes us value any place there is job, good economy, stable light, good infrastructure, good schools etc. There is always that thing missing. The main benefit is your kids getting a head start in life.

I know what I am talking about. A high number of blacks in those countries end up moving to UK.

Aside English speaking countries like Canada, USA.
Many still move to UK from Ireland. Of course recent knife crime in London is a worry. Less is smaller UK towns.

Hadampson:
Number six....The Netherlands(or Holland)

Official language is Dutch

One of the best location in Europe for technical and non-technical people is Netherlands

Almost 99% Dutch speak English(might be wrong though but that is what i got from my research)

The Netherlands is home to companies like shell, I & G, Unilever and Phillips.

You need an employment permit to start in Netherlands or you can also get self employed resident permit.

It takes 5 years to Dutch citizenship and this country does not permit dual citizenships that is you have to denounce your country in order to be a citizen in the Netherlands

Here are some fun facts about Netherlands.

•Dutch people are the tallest in the world

•Amsterdam is built entirely on poles.

•About 30% of all Dutch babies are born at home

•The country is flat as a pancake

•More than a quarter of the Netherlands is below sea level

•Want to know more, MAKE RESEARCH

Shalom

Hadampson:


Yes boss

French is one of the easiest languages to learn for an English speaker

AreaFada2:

Having visited most of the countries people quoted, except the Southern hemisphere ones, most of those countries are very cold, up tight and you rare feel at home. Never mind the language barrier.

No matter your level of proficiency in German language or French or Danish, you still won't blend in that much in countries where those languages are official. Unless you are native born black.

It is the way 9ja is messed up that makes us value any place there is job, good economy, stable light, good infrastructure, good schools etc. There is always that thing missing. The main benefit is your kids getting a head start in life.

I know what I am talking about. A high number of blacks in those countries end up moving to UK.

Aside English speaking countries like Canada, USA.
Many still move to UK from Ireland. Of course recent knife crime in London is a worry. Less is smaller UK towns.