>have to attend work meetings with different euros>english is the bridge language>on a daily basis I see hours of work wasted due to inability to poor english and people being unable to answer the question that's being asked>or failing to ask a question in an understandable mannerdoes this happen in your country too?
real time ai translator?
>>219302081Sort of My company got audited for our certifications and the auditor was a hardcore ESL native Spanish speaker and no one could understand a word this bitch said
>>219302081No
>>219302081Old anecdote. There’s a software company in Germany that employed a bunch of foreigners. Pajeets, chinks, SEAniggers, britisher, americans, and so on. Obviously these retards didn’t speak German. So English was the lingua franca. The problem was the non-Anglos could understand each other using “English”, but they couldn’t understand shit when the UKer and USians speak, unless super dumbed-down like Trump. It was a very interesting phenomenon. There is real English and there is another version that non-native speakers use.
>attend work meetings with different euros>they're all from ex-soviet countries, so russian is the bridge languageon a daily basis I see hours of "work" wasted due to inability to discuss anything but how shit russia, russians and gypsies are unable to answer the question that's being asked
>>219302081all the fucking time, germans are shit at english and it just keeps getting worse
>>219305238Its called Kitchen englishhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butler_English
>>219302081No you only ever let us talk with the english proficent zoomer rep who introduce himself with ”heey man!”-s despite working for a cut-throat bulgarian energy corp. It’s very unsettling and none of us knows what to make of it
>>219302440>real time ai translator?Real time industrial espionage
>>219305238It's the accents, British people obviously don't notice this but the British accents (most of them) are hard to understand for ESLs, on the other hand American accents, most of them are easy.In most situations one can easily communicate with Americans even in broken or very basic English because conveying meaning is easy as long as words are understood.
>>219305603https://youtu.be/XVrMPzj5HD8?si=l8bLxg8ISMgg4bSN
>>219305603Wait I thought this was an Indian flag
>>219305662Not a great accent but he should have asked a shorter more concise question. If I was 80yo in a room full of people I would've also struggled to understand him.
>>219305976SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR
>>219305475The models are so absurdly good that you can run an open-spurce one yourself on babby hardware and get near perfect results
Yea happens at my job too. Europeans love bragging how GREAT their English is when in reality it sucks. When Amogus was popular I played on North American servers exclusively for this very reason
>>219302081This is a good thing tho. Ineffeciencies create jobs
