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Old Apr 12, 2012 | 10:24 pm
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Moineau
 
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Originally Posted by tfar
This brings up an interesting etiquette question. If something like the above happens, which language should the two discussants continue their conversation in? The language of the guest or the language of the host?

I'd think it would come down to continuing in whichever language gives the most fluent results, the biggest common denominator so to speak. But is there a rule? I haven't heard about one.

Till
I think you are right, whichever language gives the most fluent results. I've had lively discussions with friends when, later on, I've realised that we've just been constantly switching back and forth between languages. A couple of glasses of wine makes the transition easier.
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