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Bit harsh?
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Laittakaa meemejä tänne.
Lean
Oh, the irony.
Bit oblivious, more like.
What value does a foreign language have for Bob, who lives in the middle of the country?
I learned two languages in school, have never used either one with a native speaker of that language.
If we had a different language in each state there would be a lot more Americans who spoke several.
You have a different language in each house. If you want to learn or practice a new language, you'll find speakers in any community.
You have at least one Native American language in most states.
Sense of wonder from discovering how different people from different places think similarly or differently of the same experiences, or different experiences you never thought about.
Otherwise, maybe trying to interact with the immigrants probably covering the essential jobs in his small town that nobody else wants to do.
I mean, I'm sure some percentage of people who learn a language do so for that reason. But the vast, vast majority of time someone learns another language it's going to be because they expect to use it, I imagine.
Yeah, I was giving another idea in case there is no expected use.
I heard from others say “they’re not your tutor” and they just switch back to English with me 😭
It will depend on the people and how you approach them, some will be happy to learn your interest, some will expect that it goes both ways and some will not want to be bothered. That's just normal human things.
We have a huge population of Spanish speaking people here.
There's roughly the same amount of people in the US that speak Spanish that do in Spain.
I don't understand this post or why you said "Lean". Can someone explain? :(
You might notice the word "lean" somewhere up there. That's a typo that OOP unintentionally & ironically made while mocking people for their perceived linguistics shortcomings.
The post says "lean" instead of "learn".