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Expat Advice: Culture Shock in Learning the language is essential when living in Sudan as it is the primary means of communication and is necessary for daily activities such as shopping, banking, and interacting with locals. Knowing the language also helps to build relationships with the local community and can open up opportunities to experience the culture and customs of the country. Furthermore, it can help to make the transition to living in Sudan smoother and more enjoyable., Sudan

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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 when living in Sudan as it is the primary means of communication and is necessary for daily activities such as shopping, banking, and interacting with locals. Knowing the language also helps to build relationships with the local community and can open up opportunities to experience the culture and customs of the country. Furthermore, it can help to make the transition to living in Sudan smoother and more enjoyable.

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