With all this Technology, why do ATM's still ask what language I speak?
400266
lol... its a preferance setting... surly you would rather search through a menu in a language you are more familiar with than use one you bearly know or dont know.
619345
maybe the sign in is case sesitive...example if your sign-in is IRish then typing IrisH is not going to work you have to type it in exactly the way when you signed up for the service
648350
are you expecting to see an answer in Chinese?  I don't think this application supports it (in the English version).
653571
NO, because i live in Mexico. I am Mexican. \nBut i can say something, that i really didn't like, i know some english, i guess i can communicate, if that happens to me, when i go to the USA (you know shopping to Laredo or McAllen sometime).\nOnce we did came into a hotel to ask for some information, and the attendant seems to be Mexican, i cannot be sure if she was, but she was not caucasian, and she told me she didn't speak spanish.\nThen we enter to another hotel, and the attendant have the appeareance to be causassian, and he speaked perfect spanish, and gave us a great attention. \nI don't understand this kind of situation!
1160331
Is you be?  Is you know English?  If it's infact a language barrier, I appologize.  Otherwise, you is just whack.  Methinks, you might understand that.
969499
Because the "tell you,"  how much you still have in the bank.\n\nHey, "Tell her how much she still has in her account."
450373
No, they cannot tell by looking but they like to try and guess. Most likely some features are similiar to their own, so they seem to attempt to find out if I am from a neighbouring country of theirs. Most specifically I think they really mean what culture were I am born into when they say where are you from. Also I find most often it is a foreigner doing the asking, meaning they themselves were born in some other country  than the country they are currently living in. I was born in the country I currently live in (Canada), yet I am faced with the questions weekly "Where Are you From". I get the questions because I have dark toned skin (Italian).  My appearance can be whatever country is currently at war, or Italian, Greek ect.\nWhat a pity!
228525
Try clicking "View" on the very top of the window screen (above the address bar). Then click on "Encoding", and choose the language that your computer support. For my computer, it is  Western European (Windows), but you might have a different one.
79165
Yes, but only if the customer service speaks English.
415725
Oh, man, that crap drives me up the wall.  I have no idea what the name of the language is, though, i just know that we call the people who use it all the time n00bs.  But that in and of itself is somewhat netspeak-y, so, eh.  What are you gonna do?
692381
THe keyboard for non english speaking countries are bilingual keys... meaning they look like ours, but they use the ALT key + the alpha key to create their character\n\nThis is the same for Spanish countries, and even in the UK where they have the Pound and Euro sign, rather than the $ sign.
766864
Because the European Council promotes multilingualism and cross-cultural dialogue. They have this policy, and spend tons of euros on this matter. There are many projects especially made for this aim. The aim of EU is to make every European know at least two languages.
449402
It is not only rude, but also bad business to have some employees speak a second language at work. Many workplaces have an "English-only" rule. In your case, I believe you have a legitimate complaint. The conversations in another language may actually involve you. If it's a personal conversation that they don't want you to understand, they need to have it on their own time. It has no place in the office. Multiple languages in any workplace is divisive. I think you need to bring this up to management.
110957
u dint mention the OS. I assume that it is some windows OS.\nFirst thing u have to find what is the OS language. If it is Spanish OS then u cannot do much about it. U can change the language in control panel regional settings but it will not vhange completely to english.\nSo u need to buy windows english OS
1120380
you can't even use English-why try to ask a question?
1187912
Because there are some Spanish people. If it automatically went to English it -might- be troublesome.
863966
I agree, I think it's stupid. Does that mean that the rest of Canada can have english-only labels? Does that mean I no longer have to press '1' for English? Look at me I am asking questions when I should be answering them!