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* [[Israel|Israeli]] players can speak [[USA|US]] English. | * [[Israel|Israeli]] players can speak [[USA|US]] English. | ||
* [[Mexico|Mexican]] players can speak US English. | * [[Mexico|Mexican]] players can speak US English. | ||
* [[Swedish]] players can speak [[translations|Hebrew]] or [[Uruguay|Uruguayan]] [[Spain|Spanish]] | * [[Swedish]] players can speak [[translations|Hebrew]] or [[Uruguay|Uruguayan]] [[Spain|Spanish]] or [[South Africa|South African Tribal]] | ||
* [[Switzerland|Swiss]] players can speak one or all of [[France|French]], German, Italian & [[Rumantsch]]. | * [[Switzerland|Swiss]] players can speak one or all of [[France|French]], German, Italian & [[Rumantsch]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:13, 4 November 2006
A supporter feature that allows a player to make a public statement. Up to 200 characters are available & are shown on the player page via the hyperlinked "I speak ... " feature.
Normally the player speaks the native language of his country of birth but some countries have two or more official languages meaning a player can speak one or all of them. Other players can speak more exotic languages. Here are some examples ..
- Argentinian players can speak Italian.
- Austrian players can speak German.
- Belgian players can speak Dutch or German.
- Danish players can speak South African Tribal, Swahili, Turkish or Vietnamese.
- Dutch players can speak Arabic.
- Canadian players can speak German or South African Tribal.
- English players can speak Scottish English or Hindi.
- German players can speak Russian.
- Israeli players can speak US English.
- Mexican players can speak US English.
- Swedish players can speak Hebrew or Uruguayan Spanish or South African Tribal
- Swiss players can speak one or all of French, German, Italian & Rumantsch.
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