Is it possible to get good info about anything outside the us with out having to read a differnt language.?

Question

I am in Germany trying to find a pet, b ut all my searches turn up giving me stupid results. I dont speak German so going thru some other means is out of the question.

Answer 1

Talk to a travel agency

Answer 2

It is very difficult to get any useful information if you don't read English and connect to U.S. websites.  In Europe everyone seems to think the Internet exists to make money and establish webpages with their own interest in mind.  There are exceptions, but few. The ones that come to mind are Czech, Dutch, British and Greek.

The U.S. tradition of putting information free on the web to help others is just that, a U.S. tradition.

Do any search in a language other than English and then the same search IN English, and you'll see what I mean.

So even if you read other languages the situation is basically the same.

Europeans are always criticizing American commercialism, materialism, etc., then adopting them and surpassing Americans by light years.  And in the U.S. its far easier whatever the trouble to find someone willing to help out for free.

Answer 3

Guten arben vie gait est enin, German is easy to learn work at it. and you will be pleased with the ease.

Answer 4

sure you can, just use google translation tools.

on www.google.com click on "lanaguage tools" , enter a website  choose from/ to languages and it will translate the website for you.

Answer 5

What do you call someone who speaks three or more languages?

A polyglot.

What do you call someone who speaks two?

Bilingual.

What do you call someone who knows only one language?

American.

In other words, you could at least try learning some German. I mean, you're living in their country for crying out loud!