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There's no standard length of time to say you've "lived somewhere" so peoples' definitions vary. One blog post on the photographer's website says she studied a
by lastofthemojito 5y ago
There's no standard length of time to say you've "lived somewhere" so peoples' definitions vary. One blog post on the photographer's website says she studied abroad for a semester in England. If that's what she's referring to when she says she lived in England, some folks would say "you didn't live there, that was a temporary arrangement", and others would say "that was a much longer experience than just a week's vacation, that certainly counts as living there".
On the other hand I'm sure she didn't attain citizenship in 4 foreign countries, that's an extremely high bar just for someone to say they "live there".
- tayo42 5y agook yeah citizenship is a high bar. i guess the phrase "live somewhere" is pretty useless, seems a lot of people have their own definition. personally i wouldn't call study abroad living. i went to school and dormed somewhere, idk if I would call that living there.