About 65%
2006-09-17 07:52:54
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answered by skyeblue 5
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According to various sources, only about 20% of Americans have passports. Of those, the number that travels regularly outside the U.S. or for long periods is surely much smaller. And not everyone with a passport has necessarily travelled outside the U.S.
Lonely Planet (the global tour guide books) has posted a House resolution on National Passport Month, citing a figure of 23% of Americans with passports.
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/passport/resolution.html
So let's conservatively estimate that 15-25% of Americans have ever travelled outside the States.
2006-09-17 15:14:40
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answered by Koko Nut 5
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Don't know the answer, but I do wonder what percentage of the US population know that there is a 'somewhere' beyond its borders!
When it comes to 'the rest of the world,' many Americans know very little about it (from those i have met). Hopefully, the Internet will go some way towards opening a few eyes and minds.
Sash.
2006-09-19 15:02:22
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answered by sashtou 7
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Well said smarr, when i lived in the states in the 80's very few had even been further than mexico
They had some pretty funny ideas about other cultures too, Im from the uk and was repeatedly asked if Id ever met the queen!!!!
(I have a very broad liverpool accent, not a sloane ranger at all)
or they thought I always had cucumber sandwiches at 4pm etc
It was soo funny, I loved them all.
2006-09-17 21:58:34
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answered by livachic2005 4
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In extraordinarily plenty each state, you will desire to take a minimum of two years of a distant places language. yet you learn animals, names of the week, numbers, a thank you to declare "the cat is white", so which you do not precisely get conversational. maximum American young infants are greater interested in protecting up with learn, moving into faculties, installation for the destiny to think of related to the the remainder of th international. that is greater obligatory to income languages in Europe via fact that is plenty smaller, tension 10 hours and you will hit 5 diverse languages. So no, we don't learn languages. Alot of individuals think of, i'm going to in no way be waiting to arise with the money for to bypass distant places, besides. some young infants take the initiative to truly learn, yet they are the specific ones.
2016-12-18 11:51:43
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answered by ? 4
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Millions: "Millions of Americans travel abroad every year and encounter no difficulties." But probably a lot less than the number of foreigners who have visited the US.
2006-09-17 05:06:19
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answered by Polete Brasil 4
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i.ve been to the United kingdom twice,to Canada twice,to Mexico and Nicaragua once,to France and Spain once.going back to san christobal de las casas,Chiapas,Mexico in nov. my husband has lived in Germany 12 years,been to Europe ands South America often.every year,we take a2 week to one month vacation outside the US,and several weekend to week or 10 days various states.ive been to 47 states thus far,husband,more.in addition to us passports,we have mexican visas,as we are building a vacation house in chiapas.we speak spanish and german as well as english,and i know some irish gaelic,tho i dont get to practise it much.
2006-09-17 05:04:26
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answered by Lyn K 4
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i dont know but my husband is on a buisness trip as we speak..out of the country...on his way back..
2006-09-17 05:04:01
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answered by ck1_content 4
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Been to CANADA, MEXICO, IRELAND
2006-09-17 05:04:03
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answered by Harry W 4
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