English is not as widely spoken in Japan as in many other Asian countries. In the major cities such as Tokyo and Kyoto there are more English speakers and in most situations you will usually find someone around who speaks English. However the further away from large urban areas you get the less English you will find spoken, and in rural areas you may struggle to find anyone who understands you! However there are often staff who speak some English at tourist sights and attractions. See similar questions...

There is no lingua franca in Uganda. Luganda is spoken widely in much of Uganda, but not so much in the north and southwest. English is the official language and is spoken widely in urban areas and towns, including Entebbe and Kampala. Expatriates who speak English and live in these areas do not need to learn a local language. See similar questions...

English is not spoken widely other than in Dar es Salaam. Many of the Asian shopkeepers speak English. Otherwise Swahili is the language of wider communication throughout Tanzania. See similar questions...

Most Tahitians speak French, many speak Tahitian as well as English, specially in the tourist industry. You shouldn't have much trouble getting understood, Tahitians are masters at reading body language ! However learning a few key Tahitian words will endear you with the locals. See similar questions...

More and more Japanese are becoming accustomed to dealing with visitors from abroad. As English is taught in the majority of schools, it is becoming more widely spoken and understood. Making your way around isn?t as daunting as you may have imagined. Most train stations signs are in English as well as Japanese, and even train announcements are now in English.Top See similar questions...

English is spoken fairly widely (German and Hungarian are the main languages). The reception area of the apartment and the dentist both speak good English. We have had no problems making ourselves understood, restaurant waiters, taxi drivers etc. in general speak some English. See similar questions...

Yes, English is one of the official languages of communication, however there are at least nine (9) other Micronesian languages and dialects spoken throughout the FSM. See similar questions...

The English language is spo?ken mainly by young Bulgari?ans, whilst people in their 40s or 50s will probably under?stand what you are saying but be unable to reply (if you need to ask directions in the street you'd do better to ask a teen?ager then an old lady). Shop assistants in seaside resorts generally speak good English as it is an essential requirement for this kind of work; however, spoken English is not at all common amongst bureaucracy staff, train or bus cashiers and policemen. See similar questions...

English is not as widely spoken in Brazil as it is in other countries that are used to American tourists, although most hotel employees and tourist locations do have English speakers on staff. See similar questions...

People in certain bars and restaurants speak some English, but as this area is "real Spain" with less concession to tourism than the Costa del Sol, for example, most of the locals speak a limited amount of English. See similar questions...

Yes. Spanish is the national language but many Panamanians speak English, especially those working in the service industries. It has been reported that of all of Panama, Bocas has the largest English speaking population. Yes. As the developer, we do not offer the financing privately but we have received commitments from a number of banks in Panama to provide mortgages for our clients. The process is similar to that of the USA as Panamanian banks offer very similar financial products. See similar questions...

No. From the very start, at all levels, Spanish will be the language used in the classroom. This way you will very quickly become immersed in the language. Not forgetting either that some of your classmates may not speak English so it is to the benefit of everyone that Spanish is the common language. See similar questions...

The word incorrigible is an adjective. An incorrigible person or behaviour is bad and impossible to change or improve, but in a humourous way. See similar questions...

French and Tahitian are the official languages, but English is spoken in virtually all tourist locations. See similar questions...

No. Principally classes are taught monoliguistically in the language of the country. Despite this, teachers have very good German and English vocabularies. (top) See similar questions...

The fact that we offer personality development, group discussions, interview training and confidence boosting tips along with the Spoken English classes to fully equip all our candidates with the tools they will need. See similar questions...