Jiang Ci was relieved and replied in English, "A little."
His pronunciation was clear, with a London accent.
She is fluent in not only English, but also French, German, and most other foreign languages.
This is one of the essential skills that a sole heir to a family business must master.
From a young age, she had corresponding foreign language teachers who taught her relevant courses. Instead of rote memorization, Jiang Ci used more than just Chinese in her daily conversations. Over time, she became proficient in at least four languages for daily communication. As for some less common languages, they all have the same basic principles, and she could always learn them by studying them.
Hobbens' eyes lit up when he looked at Jiang Ci.
That’s really good.
Since the events of early October ended, every department of the government has been using one person as three, and even that is not enough.
Their Ministry of Foreign Affairs leaders even said they would select another group of students with excellent foreign language skills from among the worker-peasant-soldier college students to come and work.
But what can college students who haven't even graduated do yet?
Not to mention worker-peasant-soldier college students.
These are all recommendations; if we're talking about real talent, they probably can't even compare to high school students.
Hobbens had an idea and then communicated with Jiang Ci in English.
They mainly ask questions like, "Where is your hometown?", "How many books have you read?", and "Who taught you English?"
Jiang Cidu answered his question without any pressure.
As Mr. Huo listened to their back-and-forth conversation, the corner of his lips twitched.
This Hobbens has a vocabulary smaller than a little girl's!
How dare you test someone?
Mr. Huo felt a little embarrassed.
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