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Interestingly, certain words that are hard to croak out in English I can make myself understood in other languages in the given moment.
Voices speak Swedish to me. Swedish voices?
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Interestingly, certain words that are hard to croak out in English I can make myself understood in other languages in the given moment.
As a frequent international traveler I've learned that almost everyone that one interacts with overseas speaks English, at least conversationally.
Like it or not, English is the second language of the Western World. No one in Europe can call himself "educated" unless s/he can at least get by in English.
Which is not to say that language instruction has no value, but there are few experiences more frustrating than to try to speak a few words of, say Italian in Italy, and have the person you are talking to just respond in fluent English.

25 to 30 languages go extinct every year. Some sources put it at one language every two weeks. There are many elderly people around the world who represent the last native speakers of an ancient tongue. Teams of linguistics graduate students travel the world attempting to at least record these invaluable treasures of human history.The world is losing languages at an alarming rate, but at the same time becoming more multilingual. Ironic.
Nothing about that post made any sense.Always a story in support of a flood of foreign adults to pour in (so you can teach English).
We have inner city folks needing jobs. Not jobs to foreigners.
We are forced to work two jobs, having few kids, neglecting the few kids we do have to feed house and allow breeding our city folk. Those folks need to take open jobs and go to work. Not your imports.
We collapse so you can pour in (then brainwash) more DEM voters? Are you crazy?