Have you ever thought to marry someone in English citizenship to learn English?
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Have you ever thought to marry someone in English citizenship to learn English?
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Hi Robbye
It's a good way, thanks for your comment.
Hi karol
So I think that we are now agree in opinion.
Thank you Karol.
Me too.
Thank you very much Faye manalo.
Oh, English language just is one of languages not more
Hi Ario Barzan
Thank you very much.
interesting discussion! More interesting is your questions:)
I, too dislike such approach
But this is one side of picture that non english man proposes english woman so he may have an axe to grind. The other side of this picture is why does she accept his proposal? :) for learning Urdu, Arbic, Hindi etc? Or for any other reason.
I noticed only party is being discussed here and no quetion about second party :) Tell me what about other party? (^_^)
Hi arif saeed
I discuss the part which is the subject of this discussion and does not discuss the issue of marriage from foreigners.
I am still on my opinion that marriage is sacred and can not be temporary to get a goal. If marriage is temporary become a prostitution. Who wants to achieve any goal he has to achieve it by the right way. Thank you for your comment.
I think, only to learn English you do not need to marry a English-speaking citizen, but if you're looking for papers as The Green Card, well, maybe.
However, many people do, for the better in their lives or try to change the life they have. :)
Thank you Lucy
But I think that's marriages to obtain residency, work, or even to learn English, all of these cases are not marriage. But it's circumvent the law to reach for the goal.
You're right, for whatever reason it is breaking the law. And that should not be done. :)
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