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[Jeenyuss]

boston

[Money]

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[Lizard Fuel]

why even give options of places you would prefer not to go to again

I'm going to be working in a US Embassy, the options are endless. I simply listed the places I could get assigned to tomorrow based on my current qualifications, but would really rather expand my qualifications and work elsewhere.

Anyone here know somebody, or been to countries like Austria, Russia, Belarus or any other Eastern European countries? I could just look them up, but I'd like a much more personal description on the culture. What do they speak in Belarus anyways?

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[Lame]

I'm going to be working in a US Embassy, the options are endless. I simply listed the places I could get assigned to tomorrow based on my current qualifications, but would really rather expand my qualifications and work elsewhere.

Anyone here know somebody, or been to countries like Austria, Russia, Belarus or any other Eastern European countries? I could just look them up, but I'd like a much more personal description on the culture. What do they speak in Belarus anyways?

Money...Nice cock.

Chech Republic is a nice country.

[Pandagirl!]

I've been to Austria. It was pretty cool!

[Liquid Blue]

I'm going to be working in a US Embassy, the options are endless. I simply listed the places I could get assigned to tomorrow based on my current qualifications, but would really rather expand my qualifications and work elsewhere.

Yea but since you have no desire to go back there and don't respect the main religion of the area, why even list the places

It would narrow down the options in your OP alot and you wouldn't have such a difficult choice to make, right off the bat.

[Ambrosia]

Ok, so here's my deal. I have been accepted into a student internship with the US Department Of State, and I thought I would include my favorite group of internet rejects to assist me in making an informed decision on the matter. I only have to do 3 1/2 more years to receive my graduate (masters) degree in Foreign Policy, and I've been given the option to choose between several US Embassies and Consulates located worldwide, but local language proficiency is going to be required regardless of where I go.

Basically what I'd like to achieve out of this thread would be...based on individual experiences, which languages would be worth learning, and what would be some of the best places in the world to experience? As of right now, based on my current knowledge of languages and the current vacancies being offered to me, I can only choose between Perth, Australia, Abu Dhabi UAE, and Kabul Afghanistan. With countries like Austria, Rwanda, Canada (french), and the Red Republic (and a couple others) I'd feel like I sold myself short if I didn't at least research other peoples experiences in any of those locales.

Any constructive opinions are welcome, and I apologize if I was not very thorough, I'm not all there right now.

You're already pretty fluent in bullshit

[Epinephrine]

Austria is a pretty awesome country. Vienna is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and oozing with culture. I also love the cafe culture they have too, einspanner rocks.

Otherwise, I'd recommend China. Mandarin is the de facto second language of the future, one that you would do well to learn and learn well. Beijing is going through some of the biggest changes of almost any city in the world, and it's going to be increasingly a happening place and a centre of importance.

Failing that Japan is pretty fun too. Or you can go somewhere more exotic like Turkey.

[Money]

go to Zimbabwe, hunt some DANGEROUS GAME

[Zerzera]

From what I read in your post, I think, for your experience you, should go to a Muslim country. But if you find out that you really don't like their culture would you be able to get a transfer?

[Lizard Fuel]

Zerz, I don't know, this whole thing is a new concept in my life, but I highly doubt I would be granted any transfers as a student intern just because I don't like where I am. Besides, I've already made it perfectly clear I'd prefer not to get re-exposed to another muslim culture. I'd really like to go to Austria, but I have an unmerited stereotype of tons of Arnold Swarzenegger (whatever)'s walking around. But thanks to those who actually offered opinions based on personal experience, thats exactly what I was looking for.

[Pandagirl!]

Yea, I was in Austria for about a week and I didn't notice any super buff guys. Also, there weren't any cute guys, but I doubt that you care how many attractive males live there. The weather there is pretty nice too, at least while I was there. It's probably similar to weather in New England, but I'm not sure what it's like in the winter. Also, German is cool and easy to learn.

[Zerzera]

Zerz, I don't know, this whole thing is a new concept in my life, but I highly doubt I would be granted any transfers as a student intern just because I don't like where I am.

Ignore what I said then. It's better to pick a place you will definitely feel at ease.

Besides, I've already made it perfectly clear I'd prefer not to get re-exposed to another muslim culture .

Yeah, I think that you won't have too much problems with Austria. In the town where I grew up most of us went to Austria for a winter to work, and a lot of Austrians in that region spend their summers in our town in return. I didn't notice significant differences in culture, which I think doesn't differ much from the American.
The only difference I noticed is that they seemed a bit crudely racist. (But you could also say that we, in the Netherlands, are a bit anal about being politically correct.)

[Fluffz]

Also, there weren't any cute guys in the old churches i visited during festival season

Bad taste much?

[Galleleo]

I wouldn't call Austria Eastern European.

Also Epi, I don't think Vienna can compete with Prague to be honest. It is a nice city, but I would say Prague is nicer. Not to say Vienna isn't, but I think there are a bunch of cities in Europe that can compete with Vienna.

Also, learn Australian, interesting language.