When you leave a country and enter into another country, your knowledge will reset accordingly.
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Brendan
I would rather be able to flirt on my home turf and know it works than guess with a foreign woman. Or rely on the luck that she knew a language I did.
JForrestQ
Can you imagine how easy an English major would be if you knew what every single word in the language meant? I don't know other languages anyway, sign me up!
nowhereman136
if i spoke only some weird african language, then i would choose blue. But i'm not giving up English. over a billion speakers and everything translated for me. Thats too much to pass up
conny2011
i love languages, but u were made fun of i u didnt know your own language and what would u do?
KonArtist
I'll learn it. and many different languages are spoken in the US
imaghostbuster
Never have to look like a tourist again!
xereeto
Other countries speak English... so if you're in the US you still know British English and vice versa.
nichtus
I'm a writer. Those words have use with me.
Kaden
Speak every other language. And then move to Japan. WIN!
VSpartan
If you move to Japan, you would suddenly not know Japanese though. The choice was "Speak every language except for the country you are CURRENTLY in." That means moving to Japan would make you suck at Japanese.
VSpartan
Actually, on second thought, that would make both choices good wouldn't it? Otherwise the choice would be overwhelmingly Red.
Velatus
I live in Norway. Norwegian is pretty much useless for anything, and I prefer to speak english anyways.
dalahast
I'll move to Finland and speak Swedish.