Ostrava plays host to foreign workers
Author: Dominik Lukeš Posted: October 8th, 2007
This is an interesting story about expatriate adjustment of people who are not like the stereotypical American expats.
‹ previous • 81 of 529 • next ›AFP: Foreigners find their feet in gritty Czech city OSTRAVA, Czech Republic (AFP) — Fresh from her first Czech lesson and an accompanying headache, Kyoung Mi-Park poked at the chicken and boiled potatoes on her plate and pondered her family's difficult adjustment to life in a gritty Czech industrial city.
The 36-year old former elementary teacher and two daughters reluctantly left South Korea's second city Pusan to follow her husband on a five year mission to Ostrava, a place she had never heard of, where South Korean multinational Hyundai is establishing its first European car plant nearby.
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Hi,
I know what it means to leave a country for another country. I lived in Canada then had to go to Italy with language problems and suffered for this. But after a few years I'm happy to live in Italy.
Adjustment to a foreign land may be dificult for some time but in due time, you will get used to it then eventually like it. I gues what really makes it difficult is homesickness.
Good luck, girl.
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Hi,
probably people in Ostrava have never heard of Pusan.
Ostrava sounds interesting... is it Czech third biggest city? Praga- Brno - Ostrava?
Good bye.:
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