Most Cubans speak some English, but most not fluently. Brush up on your conversational Spanish on the flight to Cuba (generally those working in tourism and hospitality, such as hotels and restaurants, speak very good English).

Yes, we personally screen them for accent, clarity and knowledge. English is the only language spoken on Reformation Tours coach tours. Yes, we'll happily do Spanish or other language tours, and excellent guides for your language will be provided. Back to top See similar questions...

Yes. We also have guides that speak other languages as well. If you know will be visiting one of our locations and do not speak English or Spanish and would like the tour done in another language, please give us advance notice so we can have a guide at the location for you. Yes it is possible. Please contact us in advance so we have time to arrange anything special that you may need. See similar questions...

Although almost all classes are conducted in English, by being immersed in an English speaking environment, a student progresses rapidly. Intensive English courses for international students are also available. There is virtually no failure due to the language barrier once a student has been admitted. However, many schools require the international student to take the standardized Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) in his own country as part of the admission requirement. See similar questions...

The majority of the families do speak some English. However, they are encouraged to only speak Spanish with the students they host. Many students are concerned about not being able to speak with their families. But, rest assured. The families are very patient and will give you the time you need to express yourself in Spanish. See similar questions...

The informed consent document should be in language understandable to the subject (or the subject’s legally authorized representative). When the consent interview is conducted in English, the consent document should be in English. See similar questions...

You do not need to speak fluent English to vote. You may have help in filling out the registration form; and you may have help in voting, if you want it, from two election workers who belong to different political parties—or anyone else except your employer or union officer or a candidate for office. See similar questions...

The FAA requires that all pilots be able to read, speak, and understand the English language. Flying in the U.S. requires radio communications; you must be able to understand and respond to instructions in English. This does not mean that your English must be perfect; you should have at least moderate conversational English skills. Maintenance training can be accomplished in English or your native language. See similar questions...

At this time, the translation program is on indefinite hold. Some of the existing translations apparently suffered from accuracy issues, and all suffered from a lack of support from the translator, most of whom faded away after translating only a fraction of the strip's run. Also, there was no promotion or advertisement by the translators in their native language, resulting in a great deal of work for very, very few hits. See similar questions...

Few Tibetans that you will meet in Kham can speak English. We will have at least one Tibetan-English translator to assist with communication. Our Nepalese conservators do speak English but the Tibetan assistants in our project and the village people do not. See similar questions...

Our dentists, the technicians and the dental nurses, even our driver who will pick you up from the airport have a good command of English. We are confident the language will not cause any problem or misunderstanding. See similar questions...