Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign can cause serious social problems, as well as practical problems. To what extend do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Get up in the morning, grab breakfast and take the train to work may sound practically simple to those living in the own mother tongue language environment, yet it may sound harsh and challenging to those living abroad, specifically in a foreign language environment.

When come to foreign language environment, you may imagine a country that does not assemble internationally used language such as English in most of life's aspects. Individuals who have to speak a foreign language may find it seriously social problematic as language barrier will stand between them and their outer world, they may find it difficult to communicate with the local people, or getting to know about and getting along with the society.

Having difficulty in communicating means not being fully able to access to social essential facilities, for examples an English man who can barely speak Japanese living in Japan may find it challenging to navigate between two train platforms which sounds practically simple.

Even when the alien individuals are able to use foreign language efficiently, they still have chances to be obstructed by racial, origin-related problems. Some privileges are served under the citizen-only umbrella like owning multiple houses or having the right to establish a business.

Despite technology development are helping human beings closing the gap made by the language barrier in the recent years, living in a country where you have to speak a foreign can cause serious social problems as well as practical problems.