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Expat Advice: Culture Shock in Mexico City, Mexico

Submitted by ResearchTeam

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Mexico City

If they speak another language in your new country, do you speak the language? If yes, did you learn the language before you moved or while abroad? If no, are you planning to learn the language?

Learning the language is essential for enjoying the full cultural and economic benefits that Mexico City has to offer. Being able to communicate with locals in their native language can go a long way in navigating the city’s daily life, such as forming relationships and understanding cultural nuances. Speaking the language also provides greater access to employment, as most companies and employers in Mexico City expect job applicants to be fluent in Spanish. Lastly, fluency in Spanish promotes a sense of belonging and helps engender a connection to the city’s culture.

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