Generally speaking, when we decide to move abroad, it is because we have a hope or a dream: a dream of a better life, of a more interesting job or of a better paid one, of being able to carry out a professional or life project.
Sometimes, once we have arrived at our destination, we realize that the difficulties that we face are greater than our expectations, or that the times to make our dream come true are further away than expected.
In our itinerant life, whenever we change country, we have to cope with the challenge of having to learn a new language. In our case, most often, this learning is a must if we want to carry out normal daily activities (work, shopping, doctors, post …), not to mention all the red tape that we have to deal with every time we move.
What to do to learn the local language as quickly as possible, to be able to be self-sufficient and feel more at ease in the host country?
Expatriation is a time in life when fundamental changes take place, both for the subject leaving and for the family accompanying her.
Some of these changes are more evident and, in a certain sense, superficial, while others are more profound and not necessarily plain to see, although it is precisely the latter that generate a real transformation in a person.
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