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two issues with that list: most of those cities are poor, or at least not as affluent as others. and except glasgow, none accept english speakers. and since w
by kmlx 6y ago
two issues with that list: most of those cities are poor, or at least not as affluent as others.
and except glasgow, none accept english speakers.
and since we're doing lists, these are the most expensive cities i lived in (coincidentally some of them are the best cities in the world to live in, bar none):
- sydney
- tokyo
- singapore
- hong kong
- london
all top notch, all extremely expensive.
moral of the story is: you get what you pay for.
- ric2b 6y ago> and except glasgow, none accept english speakers. What do you mean by don't accept? Porto and Lisbon are quite easy to get around as an English speaker, most young people are very decent at speaking English.
- kmlx 6y agothere is a huge difference between "getting around" and "moving to, paying taxes, establishing a company, having locals as friends, selling your product to locals". none of these can be achieved with english since they do not have it as an official language. sure, there are ways around it, but it is a huge downside, especially when things get hairy.