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annoushka
@annoushka.eth
Crazy how we expect everyone to speak English
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frdysk.framedl.eth
@fufuprophet.eth
In a way, it's nice to know there's a 'universal' language that can be learned freely to communicate, otherwise it's body language and spending more time learning other languages
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@baseddesigner.eth
I don’t but if it’s an essential service like telecom etc I’d expect it
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cyrus
@cyrus
and not even english but slang, expressions, neologisms... i often feel extremely blessed to be english native and constantly amazed at how well people grasp the various aspects of the english language. i live in france and while im pretty fluent en français, i definitely wouldn't want to also write french online
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kashvi
@kashvi
for real
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Jaimin
@jaimin
Native English speakers have the biggest edge in building careers in the west
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alvaro delgado
@imalvarodelgado
underrated
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lucas
@elesel.eth
especially in settings were its now irrelevant like in the EU post-brexit (only eu member states who have english as first language are ireland and malta)
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Dirk Siebels
@disic
Depends on the context. If they want to do business abroad, I would expect it. When I'm travelling to any country where English isn't an official language, I have expectations for myself (namely that I should be able to pronounce some basics in the respective language).
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Dwayne 'The Jock' Ronson
@dwayne
you think this is a good or bad (or neutral) thing?
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