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[unetrustworthy]

 [Midii's lips were pursed together in concentration when the screen turned on, eyes turned downward.  The tip of a writing utensil could be seen moving as she jotted down one last note before looking up.]

Something was brought to my attention recently.  I can't believe I didn't think of it sooner, but it could be really important.

Allergies.

Is there anyone here who has them?  Of things from home, or maybe of something you've realized you're allergic to here.  Plants...food...metals...I'm curious to know.

Comments

[lasergrenades]

Yeah, sounds like a spot check from someone would be good. I only know a little, and definitely not the medical terms. Criminal ones, though, yes.

Three languages, really? That's super impressive. [Pepper knew little bits and pieces of things, but was only fluent in English.] We had to do a bunch of translation work for training kedan at the police department, but it'll definitely be worth it in the future.

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Where I came from, most everyone spoke at least two. The native tongue of our homeland, and the universal language spoken by the whole earth.

[She wasn't bragging. Just explaining the reason for her interest in poly-lingualism.]

Unfortunately, neither of them were the most common language among Foreigners here. English was. So I forced myself to learn. I had several teachers over the years, too. When I started getting good at that, I took up kedanese as well.

It's very useful. Sometimes, I do wonder why more people don't aim to learn it.