Read the article and complete the sentences. Write no more than three words in each gap. A new start in Ireland Moving countries is not always easy. We talk to two young people…

Read the article and complete the sentences. Write no more than three words in each gap. A new start in Ireland Moving countries is not always easy. We talk to two young people who are living a new life in treland Ivan grew up in Guayaquil in Ecuador, but he now lives more than 9,000 kilometres away in Dublin. His family moved here last year because his dad got a new job with a large technology company. His parents and his younger brother are delighted with their new life, but Ivan finds it difficult. 1 studied English at school in Ecuador. So the language isn't difficult, but the accent can be hard to understand at times! No, I think the biggest problem for me is the weather. Guayaquil is really warm all year round and I really miss going to the beach. Dublin is a nice city but it rains so much and it's cold in the winter." What else does Ivan find difficult in Dubilin? He says that Irish people he has met have been very welcoming, but he doesn't have many close friends here yet. 'I play football after school so I know a few people. They're very nice but they've been friends with each other for years and they always have plans with their families at the weekends. I miss my best friends from home." Karolina agrees with ivan about missing her friends, but right now she's enjoying her new life in Ireland. "I'm from Kaunas in Lithuania, where it is cold, so I don't mind the weather here! There are many Lithuanian people in Dublin, but I prefer to spend time with my new Irish friends. My English is improving every day and it's a lot of fun getting to know the city with them." Karolina says there are some negative stereotypes about Lithuanian migrants, but she doesn't listen to them. In general, I really like it here, although finding things I like to eat is a challenge. I definitely prefer Lithuanian food! Ivan thinks the same. I miss my grandma's cooking! It's difficult to get Ecuadorian food in Dublin. But I'm trying hard to enjoy Irish meals-it's important to stay positivel • The distance from Guayaquil to Dublin is over 2.000 kilometres 1 Ivan lives in Dublin because works there now. 2 Ivan sometimes finds the English in Dublin difficult 3 The people that Ivan knows are always busy during 4 The cold in Dublin isn't a problem for Karolina. 5 Karolina doesn't pay attention to about people from Lithuania.