people don't "mostly speak english" here, they mostly speak their native language but are also proficient in english.
i'm all for encouraging people to speak local languages but i don't think basically banning non-fluent speakers from restaurants is the way to go
one of the first steps of learning a language (properly) is using it in simple situations like ordering in a restaurant. how is preventing learners from using the language in any way productive?
that's absolutely not the case in places like the netherlands and the nordic countries, people dont really give a fuck cus everyone speaks english anyway (unfortunately)
i think the dutch and the scandinavians have hit their head or something cus their languages are so easy to learn but in iceland and finland it's possible to never get fluent even with a lot of effort, cus the languages are damn hard, so people are understandably more forgiving
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