Well i just leave the filter on English only, if i get spanish speakers it's not big deal, seeing as i speak that too, i just prefer to have English speakers, cause the spanish team mates are usually feeders.
I wish the russians guys would care about any filters... It seams like they dont even speak their own language cuz they always got the wrong filters
I'm using English and Russian when I'm paying. In case of English, I usually just listen what my team says or type something like "you're retarded" in chat - I'm pretty slow in the actual speaking.
I just Use russians to let the russians Know that im flaming them sth like: idi nahoui, or Cyka blyad
besides the languages i knew initially (eng, spanish and russian), i learnt to insult people in italian, greek, and turkish. dota is a great source of knowledge.
on eu, russian+english is enough to communicate Keepo.
i have learned some greek tho, malaka =)
Finnish (native), english (preferred), swedish, french, german will do. The latter two aren not very good, but I get the picture. Not russian, though I live 50 km away from there...
I don't care where people are from or if they speak english or not, BUT if someone tries to communicate with me (in his native language) and rages just cuz i dont understand what he's saying i usually start tilting.
i wish valve would create a server for msia considering the racial issue between indon and msia, language issue between pinoy and msia :(
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Throughout my time playing Dota 2, I've been matched with many players who speak no English or speak only enough English that they can communicate with the team for game purposes. Sometimes, I've found it easier to use my basic Spanish skills to communicate with my team than try to figure out my teammates' English, even on English servers. Trying to communicate with my team who speaks another language makes it necessary to learn new words in other languages and help others learn words in mine, and I've made friends through Dota 2 who only speak Spanish.
My question for you all, then, is have you found yourself learning another language or improving your linguistic skills through Dota 2? Have you helped others learn your language? Do you enjoy playing with speakers of other languages if they make an effort to communicate effectively, and have you made any friends whose native tongue is different from yours? Has Dota 2 inspired you to go learn another language?