Oh nonononono! Not closing! The hell I'll be closing it. I just want to stop updating it until the manga is finished (because it's getting too complicated and vague to make small updates so often, and I'm a lazy bum). THEN I'd be able to make, for instance, solid character profiles and stuff. The series is now crossovering too much with Tsubasa (to the point the main character's backstory is popping up in the other manga instead of his protagonic canon) and it's getting more complicated.
Actually, almost everyone in Spain considers themselves bilingual. Except that second language is SELDOM English or any, you know, tongue you can speak outside of the goddamn country. It's a bit like the UK, where Scotland and Wales have their own regional language. So in most regions, people speak both "Castillian" (aka Spaniard Spanish) plus the useless tongue of their ancestors (Catalan in Catalonia, Gallego here in Galicia, Vasco in Basque Country, and so on). And like Welsh, they try to impose it everywhere so it doesn't die. My COLLEGE DOCUMENTS are all in Galego with no translation to Spanish and it drives me nuts.
Funny enough, the majority of Spaniards (almost all people in LJ knows their stuff, but we're a minority as RL/Internet population) suck balls in English or just don't care enough to learn beyond the primary school basics. But surely it's pretty big in your CV to have English knowledge (at least business English) in Spanish-speaking countries (not only Spain; actually, it's even almost required in Latin America and the level there is higher). Maybe you don't know it, but the international business language around the world IS English.
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Actually, almost everyone in Spain considers themselves bilingual. Except that second language is SELDOM English or any, you know, tongue you can speak outside of the goddamn country. It's a bit like the UK, where Scotland and Wales have their own regional language. So in most regions, people speak both "Castillian" (aka Spaniard Spanish) plus the useless tongue of their ancestors (Catalan in Catalonia, Gallego here in Galicia, Vasco in Basque Country, and so on). And like Welsh, they try to impose it everywhere so it doesn't die. My COLLEGE DOCUMENTS are all in Galego with no translation to Spanish and it drives me nuts.
Funny enough, the majority of Spaniards (almost all people in LJ knows their stuff, but we're a minority as RL/Internet population) suck balls in English or just don't care enough to learn beyond the primary school basics. But surely it's pretty big in your CV to have English knowledge (at least business English) in Spanish-speaking countries (not only Spain; actually, it's even almost required in Latin America and the level there is higher). Maybe you don't know it, but the international business language around the world IS English.