In conversations with others whose first language is not English,you should
A)not interrupt,even if you do not understand or need to correct a misconception.
B)refuse to speak unless a translator is present.
C)warn them up front that,because of language differences,nothing you say should be taken as contractual or binding.
D)use exaggerated facial expressions and hand gestures to make sure your point gets across.
E)always demand that a witness be present.

Question

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It is important to show respect and patience while someone is speaking in their non-native language, and interrupting them can be seen as insensitive or rude. It is better to ask for clarification or wait until they finish speaking before responding.

Answer: C 
 It can be helpful to acknowledge potential language barriers and avoid creating misunderstandings or false expectations. However, it is also important to communicate clearly and accurately, and to honor any agreements made during the conversation.

In Conversations with Others Whose First Language Is Not English,you