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It's a question of perspective. You emigrate the country you leave and immigrate to the new country. com/difference/Emigrate_vs_Immigrate I note that the verb to immigrate is listed as being both transitive and intransitive.
- It's a question of perspective.
- You emigrate the country you leave and immigrate to the new country.
- com/difference/Emigrate_vs_Immigrate I note that the verb to immigrate is listed as being both transitive and intransitive.
- That is, you immigrate to a country, or you immigrate a person to a country.
- The verb to emigrate is only listed as intransitive.
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It's a question of perspective.
You emigrate the country you leave and immigrate to the new country.
http://www.diffen.com/difference/Emigrate_vs_Immigrate
I note that the verb to immigrate is listed as being both transitive and intransitive.
That is, you immigrate
You emigrate the country you leave and immigrate to the new country.
http://www.diffen.com/difference/Emigrate_vs_Immigrate
I note that the verb to immigrate is listed as being both transitive and intransitive.
That is, you immigrate
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