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Most of those people don't actually spend several years taking Japanese classes they just go and learn a few words while they are in their anime fad phase. Now if they went out and learned Japanese for 5 years or more and also watched anime pretty often they would probably be able to have a decent but non complicated conversation.

My two oldest kids forgot the languages that they learned throughout their school years. They're in their 20's.
 
I live in Croatia and Capljina looks like a great place to live. Do you have stores there with computer stuff? Everything seems really cheap, damn! And I already speak the language so that wouldn't be a problem at all.
 
I live in Croatia and Capljina looks like a great place to live. Do you have stores there with computer stuff? Everything seems really cheap, damn! And I already speak the language so that wouldn't be a problem at all.

Yes, there are IT stores everywhere, really low prices too. :)
 
Adrian112, that video is set to one of my favorite songs-You Raise Me Up by Josh Groban.
 
Yes, there are IT stores everywhere, really low prices too. :)

Looks too good to be true ;) Next thing you'll try telling us that this bit of paradise is 10 minutes up the road from you.....

 
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The language barrier thing is barely a problem, except for dating. Even then, I often consider it more of a perk, less yapping.

I live in Vietnam now and the majority of locals speak little to no English. Sure, lots of coffee places and restaurants understand you, young people and expats understand you but the MAJORITY is clueless. Yet you still get by. It's an experience of it's own.

I had the same thing when living in Montenegro for two months. There, almost no one spoke english, even if coffee shops, and I didn't learn tha language. Yet I still got by.

Now I'm trying to learn Vietnamese and i'm getting by with the locals much better, get better prices, have more awesome experiences and get to learn even more about the culture. Anywhere you live, you should put in at least some effort to learn their language and culture. It's depressing to see expats who have lived here for years but cannot even say hello or thank you. Get some manners, people.
 
K.H.R thanks for the offer ehhe you are very kind (btw saw some photos from banglash seams beautiful).
Well thanks all it really good to see so many options, the advantage of living from the internet is have the opportunity to live anywhere.
 

Also in my town.
 
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Pocitelj is in Capljina, old town.


Countless things to visit.
 
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It's 5 minutes. :)


Mostar is 15 minutes from here.

I don't believe you! You'll have to invite me come to visit... I'll hire a car and we can have a race ;)

Is your sofa comfortable?!
 
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STOP THAT PROPAGANDA ! eheheheh you work on house rent business in bosnia for sure!! ehehe that place is awesome.
 
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