Please no one translate what I said. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
I was getting really angry at them. :@
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Please no one translate what I said. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
I was getting really angry at them. :@
LOL JOSH
and @Scott, if you have a legit request (or complaint rather) you understand what they are saying, PM David with a screenshot and the translation.
If you don't understand them then I don't see what harm they doing as I doubt anyone is going to speak to them. If they are swearing you're not going to know.
Personal opinion, don't shoot me.
Simple, English only or kick.
@ Josh/Wiizzz that's sad. :S
Oh yeah and they were speaking Norwegian.
Chatrinee said 'e you old cows'. What is that meant to mean.
What is sad? :( My sadness is irrelevant...Quote:
Originally Posted by leer34
I think you would be able to tell if someone is insulting you in another language or being friendly really, and if someone's being mean in another language then kick them! :)
I'm not saying immediately kicking someone because they speak another language, barring other people just because they speak another language isn't very nice. :( It's also kind of discriminatory.
However, I can see the other side of this. If someone was going to insult me in another language then that's really rude and they should be warned accordingly/banned if need be.
I don't think that this is a black or white rule. It's kind of gray matter, and I think it really depends on the situation. If other languages are being used to be rude to others then warnings should be given out.
I don't see a problem with them speaking in a different language. It's only if they're speaking in it to annoy people/spam it, I think we should then take action.
Ehh I dunno, just found it sad what you said. :(
'speak English or I will kill your dog ok'
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Originally Posted by Wiizzz
In a way i do kinda agree that it should be banned, but you can't exactly kick every single person who is typing in another language as you'd probably be there kicking people for quite a long time considering we've only just merged with other hotels that do have other languages. :)
I'm lead to agree with this. There's been some Swedish people coming in for the past few days and (while I know they aren't being rude), it does leave the rest of the people in the room rather bewildered.
The majority of foreign users can speak English aswell so I don't know why they just don't speak that :P