Do you like communicating with foreigners
Question: do you like communicating to foreigners? why?
It’s always interesting to communicate with people from different countries…
believe me, not always, especially with japanese…
I don’t like it, because I don’t understand their languages 
What about English? I think, most of people know this language 
It’s true that most people know English, especially bad english(as one my friend from USA said) 
but we should know other languages too, shouldn’t we?
What languages in your opinion should we know?
Of course I like! It is so interesting to know about their culture, festivals, traditions, nature and so on!
yes, especially with mexicans
they speak so "clear", ohoho…
no, no no 
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What about English? I think, most of people know this language
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Actually, I don’t know numbers, but there are more people who speak Cantonese (a type of Chinese) than any other language in the world.
of cource i like it’s very interesting
Actually, I don’t know numbers, but there are more people who speak Cantonese (a type of Chinese) than any other language in the world.
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Yeah Because China has the largest population in the world…
yes i like, but mostly with my friends from foreigners contrys
it’s nice to known how they are doing and in the sommer time to meet them and to talk for real
Good question. But it is so much depends on many things.
For example it is great to communicate with person you like, but how socialize with people you are not interesting in at all. How to explain them that there are no common interests or any kind of such things.
Communication can be as good as bad. And it is not only about your skills in language.
It is very much associated with traditions, memories even sometimes rasicism or any other things.
But in my opinion it is better to have any kind of experience, good or bad is beter than nothing.
I agree
oh yeah… i like it… it’s fun… sometimes to communicate with foreigners is more interesting than with Lithuanians… and if about language… it’s easy to speak English with an American or British, but if you try to speak English with a French, Norwegian or Dutch person… sometimes not so easy to understand what they wanna say…