What's the best English speaking country to live in?
What's the best English speaking country to live in?
Joshua Gutierrez
Nathan Cruz
Probably Australia t b h. Or Canada.
Dylan Howard
>Canada
Parker White
South Belize
Josiah Watson
Why not?
Michael Bennett
Singapore
Josiah Gutierrez
Finland
New Zealand if you mean English as a first language. But English knowledge is universal in Finland and it has a far higher quality of life than any native anglophone countries.
Jack Stewart
Depends on the person, if I was rich or was able to get a really high paying job I'd probably want to live in the US. Since I'm just your average Jane I'm comfortable here.
Liam Nelson
Of course the UK as long as you can afford it
Jace Ramirez
how is being rich in USA better than being rich in Canada or Australia?
Jose Carter
billionaire? USA
millionaire? UK
normal person? Australia
Austin Robinson
The US sucks.
Luis Morgan
New Zealand desu, seems comfy and unique
Carson Ortiz
Seems like there's more opportunities for fun if you're well off over there, here you're just stuck with old rich people sailing their boats and doing cocaine at the north shore.
Eh, I've been to Texas, Cali and Arizona. They were fun.
Landon Ramirez
in terms of opportunities for rich people fun the UK is easily the best because of its proximity to mainland Europe.
going on holiday to America as an Australian is of course going to be loads of fun. living here, however, is a completely different matter.
Jackson Martinez
cheaper, less tax, will probably earn more if you're rich, more stuff, the bigger class divide and lower social security wont matter
Hudson Watson
Hong Kong or Australia :)
Alexander Hill
Of course USofA.
Lucas Green
Finland.
Jacob Smith
That's why I'd only live there if I was rich, I don't want to into life crippling debt because I spent the night at a hospital.
Ethan Gonzalez
Someone give me a quick rundown on New Zealand.
How different are they from Australians? How are the natives (Maori)? Is it worth moving there?
Jose Turner
England
Brandon Butler
new zealand is nice and probably a better fit for someone used to the european or north american climate, nature etc.
on the other hand it's not as wealthy and there isn't as much stuff going on. there is a real feeling that you're at the literal end of the world
i would move to new zealand if i were wealthier, but as it is, i'd go to australia since i'd probably earn much more
Hunter Moore
This.
Fewer licenses. Cooler temperatures than Australia. No Trudeau. No (((amerilards))).
James Kelly
do you say that because its only country you can afford visiting?
explain