1. Your country
2. What languages are commonly seen in signage and so on in your country? What languages are widely used in your country.
I'll start
Iceland
It's almost always Icelandic, English and Polish. Political parties publish their manifestos in these languages as well and you can select English and Polish versions of most government websites along with the native Icelandic.
English and Spanish in certain neighborhoods. I've also seen ads on buses in hindi and chinese.
>I've also seen ads on buses in hindi and chinese.
Intredasting.. Was it in Chinatown? Maybe tourist buses?
Nah, just normal city buses. To be expected in the bay area I guess.
I can just imagine Icelanders walking around with phrasebooks, trying to pronounce 'pszszs prszszy szkurwaaaaa'
i can understand english but why polish? is there polish minority?
Polish? Why?
Anyways, here it's English and Spanish. Mostly English.
Portuguese and English. Mirandese in and around the town of Miranda do Corvo
>Miranda do Corvo
shit I meant Miranda do Douro
Hahah, I know some cussing like kurwa mace and also telling my co-workers to davaj ja kurwa jebane davaj!
Poles are as big a part of the Icelandic population as all other immigrants combined, like 4% of the population lmao. Poland was funnily enough our first international trading partner after we got home rule, we had the first trading agreement with them. That's why Prince Polo is the national candy, it was literally the only candy for some years.