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Originally posted by The1calledTKE
Foreigners that go to other countries usually don't ecounter people that speak the same language anyways unless they speak the same language as the foreign country.
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Have you ever been to a foreign country? As an English speaker in a foreign nation, you will no doubt be surrounded by people who speak English--even if it's rudimentary English they learned just to help their American customers. I was approached numerous times by people asking me questions not only in English, but other languages they assumed I spoke--Spanish, French, and Farsi among others. These weren't just in major tourist centers and global cities.
It's this nice little thing we call globalisation.