海外で働くって英語でなんて言うの？

These are all good synonyms for describing countries in different continents.You could say : -I am learning English because I would like to work overseas. -I am studying English because I am interested in studying at a school that is out of the country.(You can then tell them the name of the country you are interested in moving to) -I am studying English because I would like to work abroad in the near future/distant future.

"Abroad", "overseas" and "internationally" all have the same meaning. All of these terms refer to taking place outside of your home country.

*work abroad- abroad is referring to another country. Therefore it means working in another country. *work overseas- this is used to refer to another foreign country when it is over the sea. For example if you are in Zimbabwe, Australia is over the sea.

If you wanted to explain that you study English because you want to work in a different country, you could say either of the following: "I study English because my goal is to work in a different country one day" or "I want to work overseas so I study English to achieve this goal".

Working overseas is a great experience. First of all, travelling overseas on holidays is a great experience and sometimes it can make you want to move abroad. These days we can bring our jobs with us, so it is very convenient. "I am studying English because I want to work overseas": is a very standard sentence to explain to someone that you want to work in a foreign country. We can also say "abroad" and this word has the same meaning as "overseas". "I want to work abroad, so it is important that I study English every day and improve over time": In this sentence, we are stating the importance of learning English if we want to go overseas to work, especially if we are planning to go to an English speaking country. We hope to "improve over time" which means as the time passes, we hope that we will become more fluent in the language

1. Learning English will afford me the opportunity to work abroad and will provide me with international experience. The phrase ''will afford me'' means will allow me. In this instance it means that by being fluent in English, you stand a greater chance of getting employment overseas. 2. Working abroad will make me more marketable. If you are ''more marketable'' it means that overseas experience will give you a greater chance of getting a good job once you return to your home country. Marketable means that you will be more in demand and attractive to potential companies in your industry.

If you want to work abroad in a different country chances are you are going to need to know the English language as this is very common. Working abroad - means that you are working in a different country to your own. Any of the three sentences above explains that you are studying English to work abroad.

I study English because I want to ________. You can use work abroad/overseas/in a different country. Each has similar meaning with slight differences. I study English because I want to work abroad: You want to work in a different country from your own. I study English because I want to work overseas: You want to work in a country that is over a sea from where you are now. (England is over a sea from France, but not from Scotland) I study English because I want to work in a different country: You want to work in a country different from your current place of residence and work. This may not be your country of birth.

If you are trying to tell someone that you want to work in a different country than the one you are currently in, you can say something like "I would like to someday work overseas." or you can call this the act of "working abroad". This means that you work in a different country from where you were born/raised.