What I really like, and is a returning feature of these videos, is that the speakers are allowed to speak in their native languages. In my perspective it enhances the cultural importance of a lot of topics. Furthermore, has it something to do with the speaker ability to explain it as natural as possible? It feels like it anyway. Thanks again for the video,(reply>), @0Ne Hmm. Not sure about France but in Germany and for example Sweden I was able to find English speakers quite easily. We are talking rural areas here so not tourist heavy places. Young Polish people definitely know English well but you will find easier people speaking for example German,(reply>), @karlola777 probably yes but fun fact almost 75% of Polish population know a little and almost 50% can speak in it. It makes us one of the most English speaking non native language. But Netherlands is on another level. in Germany and France on the other hand finding someone who speak English besides touristy places is a rarity,(reply>), @Kuba Niewiarowski I would like to agree but I'm now more fluent in English than my native language... <br><br>I think leaving it up to the person that's being interviewed would be the best idea,(reply>), @karlola777 do you understand what  “returning feature in those videos” means?,(reply>), And Scotland.