Some Downsides of Living in Prague

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[deneb]

Very well. ❤ from 🇭🇺

It's not impossible, but in eastern Europe you have to work for it.
I'm saying this as a Hungarian working hard on fitting in in Austria.
That's just very well. You are the guest in our land, you're the one that needs to learn and adapt. Keep your identity, nationality that's all good.
Simply don't expect to be treated the same. You're an Ausländer, live with it.

[paroxysys]

as a czech person.. unfortunately, czechia is a very racist place. lots of people have a hatred for immigrants (in the derogatory term) and if you look and sound like an "undesirable" immigrants/foreigner, you will most likely face a lot of racism and xenophobia.
latinas will probably have a harder time than black people, (from my experience), as people will confuse them for roma people, which unfortunately a LOT of the country hates.
just know we are not all like this, and there are so many people who are happy to have foreigners and immigrants integrate into our country! i truly hope your experiences get better over time❤

[oleksandrdavidovich]

Why move to a place and be surprised when they don't want to speak your language or English

[somegirlrock]

If any of you want pimsleur Czech language lessons, dm me I'll give you my Dropbox audio downloads link

[jankahabova]

*not true ceche is wery friendly and cech slovakia poland are moste good people, and all new generation mostly speak english* only old people not

[dgtg]

Typical cosmopolitan western foreigners, entitled And with expectations that people Will see them special in the Big City. Im not czech