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English language skills

Bandit74

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An obvious issue,at many AMPs,is even if service is good,communication is at times,difficult, due to lack of English language skills.,at some places.
I have yet to be at Pleasant Garden in Bridgewater, green in east windsor,or the new management lineup at myungsung in Plainfield.
Was just curious of opinions,as to where I would have the most or least difficulty on this issue.
I know it can differ from attendant to attendant
Thank you
 

joecool95

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#3
An obvious issue,at many AMPs,is even if service is good,communication is at times,difficult, due to lack of English language skills.,at some places.
I have yet to be at Pleasant Garden in Bridgewater, green in east windsor,or the new management lineup at myungsung in Plainfield.
Was just curious of opinions,as to where I would have the most or least difficulty on this issue.
I know it can differ from attendant to attendant
Thank you
if you go to a place where they are Chinese more than likely they dont know any English or limited English. if they shake their head when you ask a question or say "hello" then you know they don't know s**t.
 

freebeer2go

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do you speak Chinese and what’s the best way to learn in your opinion.
Don't bother I think, Chinese is a front-load language in terms of difficulty, which means it's very difficult to learn in the beginning, you'll feel you are not making much progress for many months. Then finally it all click together and suddenly you know Chinese, but most people won't get to that point unless you are very determined.
 

naMYEKTGxs

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An obvious issue,at many AMPs,is even if service is good,communication is at times,difficult, due to lack of English language skills.,at some places.
I have yet to be at Pleasant Garden in Bridgewater, green in east windsor,or the new management lineup at myungsung in Plainfield.
Was just curious of opinions,as to where I would have the most or least difficulty on this issue.
I know it can differ from attendant to attendant
Thank you
use a translator app
 

Steveames

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Don't bother I think, Chinese is a front-load language in terms of difficulty, which means it's very difficult to learn in the beginning, you'll feel you are not making much progress for many months. Then finally it all click together and suddenly you know Chinese, but most people won't get to that point unless you are very determined.
Makes sense. It took me 20 years to get to what I consider a true level of fluency in Spanish.
No language is easy but um yea learning Chinese to converse with an amp girl would be the apogee of insanity
 
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