As a French, living in Germany after a couple of years in Denmark and in the US, I really enjoy diversity of languages to express opinions and ideas. English, a

As a French, living in Germany after a couple of years in Denmark and in the US, I really enjoy diversity of languages to express opinions and ideas. English, as spoken and understood by most of the people is a very limited language, it is way better in such cases to speak your native language and let a professional with a deep understanding of both languages translate. It is wonderful the diversity of languages, each one can express different ideas and concepts differently. Some words are so "exact" in a given language that you cannot even build a sentence to fully translate them in let say English (or French for that matter). This is exactly why you also have many computer languages, because each one has strengths and weaknesses. Imagine someone coming and telling you that you should not write your software in Ruby but in PHP because everybody is using PHP at the moment. What do you get? The "trolls" about one language is better than the other and this at nauseam. So, this is not because one does not understand French that one should require a French to speak another language you understand. And this goes for every languages on Earth. If you are only speaking English, it is maybe time you start learning a foreign language and start to live in a non English speaking country, this will open your mind even more than learning yet another programming language. Edit: Forgot to congratulate you about your joke which was the first reason I wanted to answer, but I drifted :)