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Ian Watkins Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

Hi i'm new and I have questions...

Hi there, I'm new here in the forums, i'll try to get in everyday, and post, because i'm learning with a course, a "natural technique curse", i don't know if there is a post or a Section to put quistions about vocabulary, but this is mine:

What is the difference between Foreigner and an Outsider?

Thank you!
  

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Hi and welcome, A foreigner is a person from another country. An outsider is a person who is not a member of a group, association or organization. I hope this helps.

— Wolfrolf

  • Hi and welcome, A foreigner is a person from another country.
  • An outsider is a person who is not a member of a group, association or organization.
  • I hope this helps.
  • Good luck!
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Hi and welcome,

A foreigner is a person from another country.

An outsider is a person who is not a member of a group, association or organization.

I hope this helps.

Good luck!
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A foreigner could be an insider if that foreigner is part of the “in” group. Therefore, an outsider is a more exclusionary term.

An outsider is anyone that doesn't belong to the group that you are associated with. An outsider could be a member of any organization, any group, or any society. But if the organizations or groups that he belongs to are not the same as your own, than he is an o
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