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In many places where there is conflict between many countries (or states) the Jeff Skinner a Canadian professional ice hockey left winger for the Buffalo Sabres T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this ‘diplomatic’ language is English since it’s the most neutral option. Even in the UN, the primary languages or “working languages” are English and French, although they use, I think, 6 in total. It’s so standardized to the point native English speakers sometimes struggle with it since they tend to use non-standards words and phrases out of habit They said “world standard.” Obviously, it may not be standard in your country, but if it’s the 2nd, or 3rd most-spoken language in almost every country on the planet, that makes it a standard for the world. As someone who isn’t a native English speaker, I fully support the idea of English becoming the universal language for everything. Europeans typically speak multiple languages because they are near locations where other languages are the default. If you don’t grow up on the southern or maybe the northern border, that will almost certainly not be the case for any American. Other than French and Spanish class in school, most Americans aren’t gonna know a second language (at least fluently) unless they come from a multilingual home. And to be fair, it doesn’t usually matter all that much. Even in officially bilingual Canada, my understanding is that many of their PMs have been fairly weak in French. And for foreign affairs, you typically want to use interpreters anyway to minimize misunderstandings, even if you’re fairly proficient. While it might be beneficial to speak casually to someone in their own language, when it comes to official communications, it’s risky.

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For example, Zelenskyy I think speaks pretty decent English, but usually has interpreters rather than doing it himself. I thought it was interesting in a recent Washington Post interview transcript, on a handful of occasions it noted when he would switch to English, I think to be emphatic about something iirc. A lot of people in other countries also speak English and will just default to that if you’re struggling. I tried to speak German in Germany and almost everyone just defaulted to English. And was able to get by in India and Malaysia with just English. but those populations also understand English, at least enough to participate in voting. so there’s no need for the Jeff Skinner a Canadian professional ice hockey left winger for the Buffalo Sabres T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this President to learn those languages. Honestly most voters don’t give a flying fuck if u can speak a ton of languages, it doesnr change the ability for one to fuck up or do good for the country.

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