Eigonodo hangout #01 (2015) w/ Kenji (Japan), Oliver (Hungary), and Kaz (US) on second language
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I though it was great that for all of us English was not ‘the mother tongue’ but we communicated well. I think that is very cool!
Oliver taught us in Hungarian hello is ‘see ya’ which is easy to remember as it means ‘see you’ in English. The fun of talking to people of different culture is that you accumulate this kind of small knowledge. Next time I meet a Hungarian person, I can say see ya and I’m sure he/ she will appreciate that.