Hello @Spinnifix. I know a little German. My girls are the ones who studied it in school. But I am definitely not a fluent speaker. I can appreciate the challenges of trying to communicate in another language that isn’t your native tongue. Having just spent 7 weeks working in Peru and speaking almost no Spanish, I found Google translate became my best friend. 😆😊🐨
Sometimes I just had to cross my fingers and hope the reader understands what I’m trying to say. I was working with a local moving company and had to use Google translate for my emails. I just hoped that my overall intent was being translated and that the movers understood. Of course I then had to translate their responses back into English. It can be a bit time consuming but at least it helps us communicate with each other and helps bridge the gap. 😊💕🐨
@bearwithme@Spinnifix That's true. During the year in China, my best friends were translating apps. In China Google and all its apps are banned so you need to use something else 😅 Anyway, tons of Chinese don't know a word in English except for "hi" and "bye" so it was really challenging to learn to communicate. But at the end of it all, I am really grateful I had an experience like that cause it taught me how to think out of the box.
Yes, Marko especially for you.
That is: not with the translated, because there is no Serbian.
I typed it only in Google.
These are Russian letters. Since we had to learn Russian in the GDR.