Which country other than your own would you move to?

to live abroad

to permanently be in a country that is not yours
to move out

to leave your old place of living (e.g. a house, an apartment…)
to get used to

to make something new or unusual become normal to you / familiar
customs

an acceptable way to behave in a society; often also associated with traditions
undertaking

a task or project, especially one that is important and/or difficult
to make or break sth.

to be the thing that makes somebody or something either a success or a failure
to be estranged from sth.

to be no longer involved in or connected with something, especially something that used to be important to you
an alien

a person who is not a citizen of the country in which they live or work
to settle in

to start to feel comfortable in a new home, job, etc.
to make friends with

to become a friend of somebody

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Which non-German-speaking country would you move to?