I deal with it all the time in the construction industry. I've got one guy I do alot of work for that's from Peru and he speaks pretty good English. On his crews there is usually one guy that speaks pretty good English that can tell me what's wrong with the machine so I can fix it.
While I agree with the post below about having someone that can't speak English over someone who does but is too lazy to work, I also agree with another post. That one is the one concerning how the rest of the world looks at people who move to their country and don't learn the language. Having spent 6 years in the Navy and visited every country that borders the Med, plus several others, I can vouch for the truth in the sentiment expressed. The way I always express it is that everyone in the world will speak English if they want to sell you something bad enough ((((many Egyption 'hay joe's' speak multiple languages))) when it comes to anything else the typical thought expressed is F U...Yankie go home....
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