Visiting Walt Disney World When You Don't Speak English or It's Not Your First Language

[JJZMgailey]

In this episode, the Dreams Unlimited Travel panel discusses what it's like for an international visitor to visit Walt Disney World when they don't speak English or it's not their first language.

 

[WebmasterMaryJo]

This was good to see Federico's point of view.

 

[hertamaniac]

I learned quite a bit from this video. The Jungle Cruise disconnect was interesting and something I never thought of.

 

[WebmasterMaryJo]

A cool memory I have is from back in 1998. My cousin came out from Spain and brought her 20 yr old nephew and 13 yr old niece (that turned 13 while out here and shares her birthday with Disneyland ). My cousin speaks no English, and the 20 & 12 year old spoke very broken English. We took them to Disneyland, and watched Fantasmic on Rivers of America. After the show the almost 13 year old turned to us the the brightest lit-up face and exclaimed, "Qué guay!!!!!!" (How cool)

Every time I remember how much they (especially Blanca) enjoyed that show even without understanding the dialogue makes me smile.


Pic of Blanca (in pink), Kelly (waving), and Nick (behind them)

 

[SorcererHeidi]

This was good to see Federico's point of view.

ALWAYS good to see Federico - even if he's just reading me the phone book.

 

[hertamaniac]

ALWAYS good to see Federico - even if he's just reading me the phone book.

Speaking of Morgan....where has she been?