I understand the concept, even though I have nothing in my personal experience to connect it to. But you're not at home or in battle, Admiral. The people here aren't predisposed to disliking you any more than they're predisposed to dislike any other patient, and I'm certain no one here would fault you for one moment of doubt in doubt-inspiring surroundings. If anyone does, they're not being very nice, and I'd recommend ignoring them anyway.

Last I knew, English and its regional dialects were the most commonly known Earth language. There's a multitude of others, though, developed withing the boundaries of regional and political divisions before we had the technology to readily cross natural boundaries-- so what's spoken on one island country may have no relation to what's spoken on another island country. Some of the languages have fallen out of use, some are still taught as the first language out of pride for genetic roots and country... although that may be different, here; time's strange, and so are the people.

oh for the love of When we meet, then.

Really? You might be holding your writing utensil incorrectly... or it may just be from unfamiliarity with the mechanics of writing with hands. I'll bring an notebook and pen with me, and I'll see if I can help you with that, if it's all right?