Posted September 24, 2012
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Posted September 24, 2012
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Posted September 24, 2012
gameon: Woah, thats interesting. I know that alot of countries use English as a second language, (alot of Germans spoke decent enough English when i was there). But i was thinking it'd be like going to Japan and using symbols and cheesy iphone gadgets so you could find a laundrette etc. lol, i forget we are living in a global world, and of course, GOG uses English as it's main language :)
That was actually a poorly-executed joke on my part; I get by with a mix of Polishand English and my naturally somewhat quiet life means I don't need much from others, so it all works out. I'd say about a third of the Polish I meet outside work have transactional English, and about 10% have conversational.