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Akbar Safi
what's the difference between emmigration and immigration? give examples too
Jun 27, 2016 4:46 AM
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Immigration is coming from one area to another, emigration is leaving from one area to another. It's the same action, just from different points of view. If someone were from Mexico and moving to the United States, you would say "He is immigrating to the United States" or "He is emigrating from Mexico"
June 27, 2016
emmigration = from your country
immigration = into your country
June 27, 2016
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Akbar Safi
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