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 Planning Meetings Abroad? Learn a Bit of Local Language

Planning Meetings Abroad? Learn a Bit of Local Language

When I traveled to South America for the first time in my professional career last year, I realized just how powerful language is. Unlike in much of Europe and the Carribbean, where many know English as a second language, I found that even though I was in a large metropolitan and business-centric area, the second language for the Portuguese-speaking population was more likely to be Spanish than English.

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