Culture and bilingualism

There is one existent idea that says if you want to learn a new language you must move to another native-speaker country. Once being there, you can practice and improve the language. But it was not always like this because most of us have taken a course in a foreign language in our place of origin without having to go elsewhere. David Perez (N.D.) of the University of Valladolid, Spain said that people who move to another place where a different language than yours is spoken, the way of learning will be more effective; this because in that new country three important points for the exchange of the language are received. The first one is the way of native speakers talk, the second is the contextual meanings and the third is the cultural influence that we use to speak in a precise way.