Which European/Eurasian country should I apply to teach English in. Options

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I'm applying for a Fulbright grant to teach English in Europe or Eurasia. Some of the countries require applicants to be fluent in the country's language, but sadly I'm only fluent in English (I know a little Spanish and a little Dutch). Based on my language skills (or lack thereof) and the chances of me getting accepted, I think I've narrowed my choices to: Norway, Czech Republic, Turkey, or Poland. Also could be open to Hungary, Bosnia, Romania, and maybe a few other eastern European countries....any suggestions? You don't have to have been to any of those places to give input - feel free to wikipedia them and sell me on them. Thanks in advance!

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Sorry about being off topic previously... I've heard that in some parts of Japan, they do teach English at a young age as their foreign language but I'm not too sure.