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The British were in India for 400+ years, gave us our current education system,etc and you think we can revert back to how it was initially!  Thats dumb, even retarded! Dreamer is right about you....  
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03-03-2008, 07:56 AM
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hi
dreamer lives in germany, and everybody speaks the same language there, german he doesn't know anything about countries where ppl speak different languages like corsica or india therefore his opinion does not really matter again I worked with indians, and those weren't average ppl but engineers, meaning ppl who studied, got diplomas etc... and their english was very poor, those are fact I suppose I was specially unlucky because there are 400 millions ppl who speak english fluently there and the ones I had to work with only spoke a basic english believe me eurocopter wouldn't hire traductors if those indian engineers spoke a fluent english hiring a traductor is about 400€/day or more, and hindii/english or hindii/french are pretty difficult to find cheers
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03-03-2008, 09:48 AM
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thank god u cant go to the top of the tower!! I don't think my legs, head or heart would make it lol!
the fountains seem like a good idea, they light up at night? I'm guessing a night time proposal would be alot more romantic than in daylight, maybe Lili could serenade us!!
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03-03-2008, 09:51 AM
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ajaccio corsica, how is it that you always know so much more about places you don't live?
I'm not claiming to be an expert like you and I have never been to India, but I do know that a lot of US jobs are outsourced to India. Many of them are customer service related. So much so, that it's kind of a joke here that if you call for help you will get either a computer or an Indian. And they speak to us in english. They may not speak it on the streets, but I do believe that there is a significant portion of the population that can fluently speak english.
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03-03-2008, 10:07 AM
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BTW: One of my childhood friends was from India and he and his family spoke english fluently. And no, I'm not making this up.
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03-03-2008, 10:20 AM
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Whats it actually like in Corsica? Is it just a warmer part of France?
There has to be something special about the place, Lili comes from there! Is she out in Corsica often?
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03-03-2008, 11:29 AM
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computer industry is located in bengalore, that's why so many ppl have to learn english there it doesn't mean everybody speaks english in the country I don't pretend, it's the truth, I know dreamer knows everything about india but he doesn't seem to know this hope he'll never come to corsica, ppl like him are not specially welcome here  please stop pretending things you don't actually know, I worked with ppl from india for about 4 years and they had no reason to hide the fact that they didn't speak a fluent english cheers
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