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What's the best city to study abroad?

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I'm considering studying abroad for the next semester. I speak english and spanish fluently but I would rather expose myself to a third language. I'm pretty much open to any city. What do you guys recommend?
 
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A friend of mine studied abroad in Italy, and she loved it..city, I think was Rome? I wouldn't mind studying in Rome..
 
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London.

Just because I've always wanted to go there and no other reason.
 
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Also had a cousin who studied in China. Beijing, I believe. Maybe that's a bit too different for you, OP? :p
 
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If I had a choice, I'd go to Istanbul.
 
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Somewhere in italy, stay out of England since your goals are probably to expose yourself to a different culture and language, and to avoid ****** countries.
 
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Originally Posted by Eason
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...expose yourself to a different culture and language, and to avoid ****** countries.

I exposed myself to Singapore and was severely beaten.
 
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+1 for Prague.
Great city, great student-friendly nightlife, friendly people.

HK could be good, too... Sort of a soft introduction to East Asia.
 
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