Press two for English...WT_! That was I call placed within an English speaking area??? (102)
well it does not bother me if I have to press a button to hear THIER idea of English....I feel here in the states we do in fact speak "American" not English....lets me explain ....it is a dialect of english but there is such a melting pot of people from around the world that we now use words from many diffreant places and accept them as english when in fact it is not ...here we use french ,spanish ,Native American,not to mention slang, ect. words daily...
So what language was #1? 
Ambrose2007: So what language was #1?
well if you are speaking of the first language....I guess maybe someone was grunting at someone ,then someone added aeiou and sometimes y..and wala #1 language...
Steve5721: Personally, I agreed with your post and it is a very interesting idea or solution to have additional languages if you press 2 or something.
Thank you, Steve!!
Ambrose2007: So what language was #1?
davpk10: well it does not bother me if I have to press a button to hear THIER idea of English....I feel here in the states we do in fact speak "American" not English....lets me explain ....it is a dialect of english but there is such a melting pot of people from around the world that we now use words from many diffreant places and accept them as english when in fact it is not ...here we use french ,spanish ,Native American,not to mention slang, ect. words daily...
I would love to hear a man or woman's voice, speaking proper english, accent and all!
BlainX: Is this only in America?
Ah... but when they say 'English' does that mean you'll be greeted with the message "Good aftenoon old chap. Jolly good of you to call, and may I say, Sir is sounding althogether marvelous".
or does it mean 'American English'... "Howdy bud, and thanks fer callin', ya sound purdy ok, so whats the problem?"
JRT61: Ah... but when they say 'English' does that mean you'll be greeted with the message "Good aftenoon old chap. Jolly good of you to call, and may I say, Sir is sounding althogether marvelous".
or does it mean 'American English'... "Howdy bud, and thanks fer callin', ya sound purdy ok, so whats the problem?"
or does it mean 'American English'... "Howdy bud, and thanks fer callin', ya sound purdy ok, so whats the problem?"
WOW!
You're definitely over qualified to be an operator...
BlainX: Is this only in America?
I have no idea what you said.
Costapacket: I have no idea what you said.
Ok got it now, yes BS
BlainX: WOW!
You're definitely over qualified to be an operator...
You're definitely over qualified to be an operator...
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Personally, I agreed with your post and it is a very interesting idea or solution to have additional languages if you press 2 or something.