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Originally Posted by Stuart
I did read that as well, but I still believe that if anyone is going to live in a country they should make every effort to learn the language of that country. As much for the practical purpose of dealing with the local population as any need to fit in with their customs. After all, wherever you live, you need to buy food..
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How would that work in practice? A language test while your passport is being checked? Or would you have to book an appointment at an "English-speaking test centre" to get an "English-speaking licence"? Would this rule apply to everyone - indigenous or not?
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As much for the practical purpose of dealing with the local population as any need to fit in with their customs. After all, wherever you live, you need to buy food..
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I can go to the supermarket on a Saturday afternoon and buy food for the week without needing to speak to anyone.