Moving to and living in a different country - thesaurus

Definition of a free thesaurus moved and lived in various countries from the Macmillan English Dictionary - Online free English dictionary including the thesaurus and pronunciation of Macmillan Education

Since I lived in Canada for a long time, I realized that the lifestyles of the people in the two countries are very different, before I temporarily moved to the CM. Of course, this is not just the difference between developing and developed countries. Although this has to do with it. However, this is also related to cultural and monetary subsidies. I went to Canada in the morning in the same way as CM. In both places, garbage trucks encountered picking up rubbish in their own way. In the CM, the track has four collectors (only two in Canada). In CM, garbage collection seems to be a very troublesome process to pick up garbage manually. It seems that Canada has automated it a bit. It is cold in Canada, so there is little smell in the garbage. And in the CM, I must always exceed the garbage truck to avoid smell.

From 2014 to 2016, I live overseas. What do you mean? I live in a country different from what I grew up. This is a completely different culture from my customs, even language and customs are quite different. I moved from a "small" international city in Vancouver, Canada to a city where I always never sleep, in Gangnam style Seoul. This is the best two years of my life and the year of my absence. I have good memories and meet excellent talents all over the world and learn to work in different workplace environments without good memories about work drama but if I want to do it again, I will do so. There are many things that can not be accepted when living in Vancouver by living abroad. This is five of them