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What is the difference between expatriation and exile ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between expatriation and exile ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Expatriation (adjectif expatrié) : c'est votre choix. Vous partez vivre à l'étranger pour le travail, les études ou le plaisir. "Il a obtenu un contrat de travail avec Boeing. Il va s'expatrier 3 ans aux USA".
Exil (adjectif exilé) : C'est subi. Ce n'est pas votre choix ou alors un choix difficile à refuser (soit s'exiler, soit partir en prison). Cela arrive généralement pour des raisons politiques quand vous vous opposez au pouvoir en place. On vous impose de quitter votre pays . "Napoléon a été exilé à l'île Sainte Hélène par les anglais après sa défaite". "Il a préféré l'exil plutôt que la prison".
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