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If you could not work for a year, what would you do?
If you could not work for a year, what would you do?
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- English (UK)
Travel to the remaining countries I have not been yet.
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@ChristinaSoboleva
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France (Paris, Lyon, Nice, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Rouen)
Italy (Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan, Pisa)
Spain (Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia)
Belgium (Antwerp, Brussels)
Netherlands (Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam)
Cambodia
Hong Kong
China
US (New York, Manhattan, San Francisco, Philadelphia)
South Korea (Seoul, Gangnam, Nami Islands)
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Countries to go / wish to go
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Japan
Russia
Kazakhstan
Taiwan
Hawaii
Dubai
Thailand
Brazil
Greece
Croatia
and many more.
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@ChristinaSoboleva That is really hard to say. I have friends in all these countries. They were all wonderful experiences.
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@_--_ You often communicate with your friends from other countries?)
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@ChristinaSoboleva For birthdays, holidays, christmas and now and then, definitely yes. We are all busy professionals working and some of my friends are already married and have children. Their priority is their children
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@_--_ Can you answer a few of my questions?) (This is my homework)
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@ChristinaSoboleva Sure, but I will have to do it after 5pm GMT. I am at work and I work as a Financial and Systems Analyst
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