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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
What is the different?
the different between emigration,immigration and migration
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Emigration is movement out of a country. Immigration is movement into a country. Migration is mass movement irrespective of countries, and is usually applied to animals and nomads, not nationals.
- Emigration is movement out of a country.
- Immigration is movement into a country.
- Migration is mass movement irrespective of countries, and is usually applied to animals and nomads, not nationals.
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Emigration is movement out of a country.
Immigration is movement into a country.
Migration is mass movement irrespective of countries, and is usually applied to animals and nomads, not nationals.
Immigration is movement into a country.
Migration is mass movement irrespective of countries, and is usually applied to animals and nomads, not nationals.
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Emigration is movement out of a country.
Immigration is movement into a country.
Migration is mass movement irrespective of countries, and is usually applied to animals and nomads, not nationals.
Immigration is movement into a country.
Migration is mass movement irrespective of countries, and is usually applied to animals and nomads, not nationals.
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Dear Mr M
I think you have to be careful with your third definition there
Migration is also due to political persecution, which has nothing to do with animals or nomads
Dave
I think you have to be careful with your third definition there
Migration is also due to political persecution, which has nothing to do with animals or nomads
Dave
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Hello, Dave. My intention was to be careful – that's why I said 'usually' – so I don't need to be cautioned. If you have something to add to a thread, you are welcome to do so.
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