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Originally Posted by kj1980
If they were good at English back in school, they wouldn't be at the bottom rung of society (animators). Just a figure of thought.
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True. Most people in business in Japan normally have to be fluent in English, since America and the UK are two of the biggest countries Japan works with in terms of trade and economics. Then again, English is pretty much the most popular language in the world (the most spoken is Chinese, considering they're 1/4th of the entire world population
). Rudolf apparently can speak English, according to his dream, so I wouldn't doubt the other adults being able to do the same.
But like Christen said, Rudolf's dream was probably important. When I saw it I didn't think much of it, but I still wonder why Ryukishi put that in there. Pretty sure his random encounter with George was just for laughs though, since George is so geeky and tries to be cool, while Rudolf is seen as a guy who can be easily smooth with the ladies. But the dream is just odd I guess.