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| Look it's really not that serious, just answer them in german, but when you speak to them speak to them in english so that no one is left out, It is good ediquette. my boss is french and he speaks french all the time while on the phone and with alot of his walk in clients. my co-worker is hispanic and so am I. we speak english and spanish at work but when all of us are in the same room at the same time talking we all speak english. I think we live in an extremely sensitive time where if you chew gum the wrong way it can offend and entire country, or religious belief,( lol) ( that was funny) so we must be cautious what we say and how we behave all the time. don't stress your situation to much i'm sure answering a question in another language is not gonna offend anyone right away, but do keep in mind that prolonged dialouge can alienate friends or co-workers. buena suerte - (good luck) |
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| People speaking other languages at work while others can not understand are being EXTREMELY RUDE whether they know it, or admit it, or not. I work with many Hispanics who don't get this, and I will always choose to share the best projects with the non-hispanics who won't leave me out of their conversations. I avoid working with people who exclude me from their conversations at all costs. This has caused several hispanics to miss out on great opportunities because of their own ignorance and selfishness. Comprende? |
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| Speak English if there is someone else around who is being left out of the conversation. When the 3 of you are alone and want to speak German, that's fine. In my office there were 4 hispanic clerks and one caucausian. They all shared an office and spoke spanish to each other and excluded the other lady. I told them they were being rude and thoughless and told them exactly what I just told you. |
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