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English Test for UK Immigrants? Tue Jul 13, 2004 23:34 pm  English Test for UK Immigrants?
 

hi again,

isn't it also a significant thing to problems with integration: misunderstanding, misalignment, misinterpretation ...?
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Diversity, tolerance, social awareness? Tue Jul 13, 2004 23:51 pm  Diversity, tolerance, social awareness?
 

Naufragis,

I think I know what you mean and we talk about it. In addition these keywords could be useful: diversity, tolerance, unification, progress, social awareness.
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English Test for UK Immigrants? Wed Jul 14, 2004 0:00 am  English Test for UK Immigrants?
 

torsten,

your keyword examples sound more optimistic. Very Happy

my plans about studying in glasgow are also like immigration for time - so I will have to deal with challange concerning language and habits ...
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English Test for UK Immigrants? Wed Jul 14, 2004 0:04 am  English Test for UK Immigrants?
 

so,

have you ever been in the U.K. for a longer time?

could you tell me about absolute "don'ts" , things you better do not ..., please?
It's clear, I also would like to know about "dos".
what's common there?

many thanks.
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Differences between UK and Germany? Wed Jul 14, 2004 0:40 am  Differences between UK and Germany?
 

Hi Naufragis,

When you go to the UK you travel within an EU country and you will find that the best you can do is be open to everything you experience. You will find that people in the UK pretty much have the same purposes in life as anywhere in the world, it's the small things that make the difference. British people tend to address you by your first name, they start the working day a little later than is common in Germany, they usually do more social talk than the Germans and they definitely laugh and smile more. There is a lot of those small differences and we should talk about them one at a time...
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