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Have you tried a city with a US army base? They usually have and attract a substantial English speaking crowd, and there's culture events as well (not just from
by kaybe 14y ago
Have you tried a city with a US army base? They usually have and attract a substantial English speaking crowd, and there's culture events as well (not just from the base).
- mjn 14y agoAlternately a "cosmopolitan" city like Berlin and Copenhagen could work. Most of the locals speak English, and there are so many foreigners that English is heard pretty regularly in bars and on the street. (Some of the foreigners are swaps between the two: lots of Danes in Berlin and Germans in Copenhagen.) In Copenhagen a number of the cultural events are also in English, e.g. http://www.scienceandcocktails.org/about.html http://www.scienceandcocktails.org/about.html and http://english.dadiu.dk/invitation-spilbar-14-0-surprise http://english.dadiu.dk/invitation-spilbar-14-0-surprise to pick two random science/tech ones.
- w1ntermute 14y agoEspecially in Copenhagen, getting around shouldn't be an issue. The Danes are pretty good at English.
- acabal 14y agoI would have preferred a larger city like Munich but my girlfriend's work was in our town and it was far enough away from a big city to not be able to commute.
- tbyehl 14y agoI did alright in a small-ish college town for two years; nearly all of the 20-somethings were fluent in English.