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Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious problems , as well as practical problems. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement. Migration to developed country countries has become highly prevalent during recent decades. As the matter of fact that living in the host country whit with a completely different language will lead to some obstacles to for both the migrants and the new community. In this essay I would identify some of these difficulties from social and practical points of view. As we all know, languages carry lots of messages and meanings within themselves which are closely connected to the culture of that/the respective nation. This means that for athe refugee who is highly skilled by in the official language of the adopted country, some misunderstanding or misusing of a word might lead to serious problems which happen to him. Living in a community, in addition, where people speak in a distinguished language might put migrants at the risk of isolation and homesickness. This means making deep friendship with someone who grows up in a western culture might not be possible for those who came from the middle east for example. When a migrant enters to the adopted country, he will be involved with the official process which ranges from opening a bank account to submitting documents for universities admission. These procedures calls for to being able to understand and speak the official language at the a practical level, otherwise it would causes dire consequences and troubles. There he could even end up him into in jail or getting deported him to his home country. Another possible negative impact of it might be on a migrant’s working area. An example for this is that a doctor who migrated by Blue-Card to Germany, might put the life of the ill local citizen at risk by even a negligible misunderstanding of his/her explanations. In conclusion, from my prospective languages have complex structure that inevitably will cause problems for both foreigners and the adopted country in different ways.