deercreekrattery said:did not speak English and used a translator (not that I'm against that, but it made communication very difficult)
The US is not a solely english speaking country, you live in Louisiana you should know that. There are french and spanish towns, and I don't live in the US so i can't exactly say what other languages are spoken there... I think people aren't open minded enough when it comes to immigration.Vixie said:deercreekrattery said:did not speak English and used a translator (not that I'm against that, but it made communication very difficult)
Wow...if this person lives in the US(and ENGLISH speaking country), and wants to run a small business, the LEAST she could do is learn to speak the general language.
That is just one of my pet peeves, go right ahead and come to the US, just learn some friggin English...>_<
Just about any language you can think of (baring some small tribes, I'm sure), but I do agree with part of that idea. If you want to start a business you should, at the least, be able to converse about your business in English, especially if your website - which is how most people would find you - is in English.renay said:The US is not a solely english speaking country, you live in Louisiana you should know that. There are french and spanish towns, and I don't live in the US so i can't exactly say what other languages are spoken there... I think people aren't open minded enough when it comes to immigration.
ah, well there are a lot of problems with immigration so you just wait until our immigrants spill over into canada too. you'll have a blast with taxes and health care and insurance and social security (or your equivalent) and crap like that. i am totally NOT against immigration. i AM against *illegal* immigration.renay said:I think people aren't open minded enough when it comes to immigration.