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在波兰，官方语言是波兰语。为什么我要费劲去理解乌克兰语，才能得到有关亲人健康状况的信息？
这简直是疯了！难道不合乎逻辑的是，当你在国外工作（而且还是在医院担任神经科医生时），理所当然地要学会当地语言（在这种情况下是患者的语言）吗？难道是我要去适应吗？别开玩笑！
这简直是疯了！难道不合乎逻辑的是，当你在国外工作（而且还是在医院担任神经科医生时），理所当然地要学会当地语言（在这种情况下是患者的语言）吗？难道是我要去适应吗？别开玩笑！
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Unfortunately. A little more and Ukrainian language will become official. Let's go to Biedronka or Lidl, it's hard to communicate with the cashier there, although of course it's nothing compared to a neurologist;) It's already not very funny and not very safe.
Unfortunately. A little more and Ukrainian language will become official. Let's go to Biedronka or Lidl, it's hard to communicate with the cashier there, although of course it's nothing compared to a neurologist;) It's already not very funny and not very safe.
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I agree with the overall tone but... the official language is not mandatory everywhere. When I worked in Germany, I spoke Polish with Poles but Germans (especially clients or bosses) did not have to learn Polish. When there is a shortage of Polish doctors (because they go to Germany), hospitals hire Ukrainians, some of whom behave like sacred cows. These times have come... There is greater madness - but it is not so obvious.
I agree with the overall tone but... the official language is not mandatory everywhere. When I worked in Germany, I spoke Polish with Poles but Germans (especially clients or bosses) did not have to learn Polish. When there is a shortage of Polish doctors (because they go to Germany), hospitals hire Ukrainians, some of whom behave like sacred cows. These times have come... There is greater madness - but it is not so obvious.
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In a regular store, I say what I need and the shop assistant doesn't know what I'm talking about. I think this is heading in the wrong direction
In a regular store, I say what I need and the shop assistant doesn't know what I'm talking about. I think this is heading in the wrong direction
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