Transmission: 009
One thing has been bugging me for a while. I wasn't sure if it had been addressed before I got here or not. Still, I've not seen anything about it, so might as well ask.
Not everyone here can possibly be speaking English as their primary language on a regular basis, can they? I mean, that's what I hear... but given our varied origins, I wouldn't think that'd be possible for all here, even if some speak it as a second language (I believe some of the countries tend to speak in their native tongues, resulting in a recognizable difference).
So, uh... what gives? Am I just underestimating the scope of a certain form of common, or is this one modification that the doctors put in for our convenience that is actually convenient, for once.
Not everyone here can possibly be speaking English as their primary language on a regular basis, can they? I mean, that's what I hear... but given our varied origins, I wouldn't think that'd be possible for all here, even if some speak it as a second language (I believe some of the countries tend to speak in their native tongues, resulting in a recognizable difference).
So, uh... what gives? Am I just underestimating the scope of a certain form of common, or is this one modification that the doctors put in for our convenience that is actually convenient, for once.