There's a couple people in my office that seem to almost always answer their phone by saying "hola" instead of hello. There's nothing wrong with that, but I think it's funny that it seems acceptable, and no one really questions it.
Imagine if I did the same thing, but with an even more random word. Like the word, today. If I started saying vandaag instead of today, people would think I was nuts.
"Hey, what's up with you vandaag?"
"You'll never believe what happened to me vandaag."
"In vandaag's blog post, I talk about quirky things we do when talking."
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Multilingual Word Substitution
You know what I find interesting? How some people will take 1 word they use everyday, and instead of saying that word in their native tongue, they'll say it in a different language.
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