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    I work in Vancouver (VERY multi-cultural) and at least 20% of my clients speak little English. Their children however are perfectly fluent in both languages because they were immersed young. I think you should give them a chance. I recommend typing complicated matters for the parents to take home rather than discussing at the door. It is easier for them to read and if needed, they usually have a friend that can translate. My 2 cents.

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