[Anonymous]

Espero que todos estén borrachisimos! Feliz dia de san Patricio!

[jenuno01]

@Baseball, oh I see. That sounds awesome! I have kind of a weird background. I was born in the US.. Spoke Spanish at home and English at school; however, my dad took us back to Mexico when I was about 9… Started school over in Mexico… From 3rd grade to 11th lol. I came back to finish up highschool, graduated college in 4.5 years. My Spanish is actually excellent. I can speak and write very professionally in Spanish… I actually think in Spanish when I speak English lol. I'm trying to get into a Big4 within the next 2 years or so, I think that will give me a good chance of doing some international work.

Class of 2012

[Minimorty]

That it is, except that it is actually pouring right now. Might be our first rain this year, I can't remember. Maybe 2nd actually.

[jenuno01]

@mini what happened to the thread in Spanish?? It used to be a sticky.. I've looked for it before without luck

Class of 2012

[Anonymous]

@ Jenuno — Then you're golden….you have a great opportunity and companies will really love that!

[Minimorty]

Yeah, I'm not sure where it went. It isn't used enough to be a sticky.

Jeff – Why is the search function so bad on this site? Just wondering, I don't really care. 🙂 Hi-Yah!

[Anonymous]

Haha leave it to Mini to find it!

[Minimorty]

Took 2 seconds on an iPhone. Keyword search: Spanish. Pure genius.

@jeff – the search totally worked that time. I guess it's hit or miss.

[Hustle Darling!]

@jenuno01 – Yes, Big4 is an option for using your language skills. I've seen people take short and long term international assignments. I think this is a great way to stand out at a firm. Also, if you work in internal audit at a company with international operations you could have the opportunity to travel 99% of the time auditing their operations abroad. If I was single I would have jumped at this position. Paid for international travel all while saving most of my salary because I have no expenses (i.e., no rent, no car, nothing).

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FAR - 5/31/16

[jenuno01]

@ATL thanks for your input! Are you working for a Big4 now? I work in internal audit now, my company is always talking about doing business in Mexico and South America, but I doubt it will happen anytime soon… My plan is to start applying for new jobs next year.. Hopefully I'll be done with these tests by this fall.

Class of 2012

[jokami]

@Minimorty

Your Spanish comments are hilarious!!!!

@BaseballCPA

I think, as jenuno, that Mini uses google translate… What he doesn't know is that the site sucks!!!!! It does not translate that well.

B - 62, 70, 72, 79!!!
A - 68, 81
R - 70, 82
F - 84

"The limit to your abilities is where you place them" - Fortune Cookies

[Minimorty]

Fui un misionero en Yucatán, México durante tres años mientras estuve en el instituto. Recogí el idioma entonces.

[Anonymous]

I think Mini speaks Spanish…I dont think Google transalator would have something like “Me has pillado”….just too good..lol

[Marivy22]

No soy mexicana, pero trabajo en una compañia con subsidiarias en Mexico y Brazil…..visite el DF una vez y vuelvo en mayo…

Por la lozalizacion y como se esta desarollando la economia en el sur de la Florida, siempre hay oportunidad para bilingues en las ciudades de Miami y Fort Lauderdale.

Btw, no estoy borracha, xq no tomo jajaja.

Done 😉
Class of 2012!!!!
Lots of prayers and hard work....

[Anonymous]

wow!! some very interesting people around here…

@Marivy…is your company hiring? I live in Naples, but willing to relocate..lol…I speak perfect Spanish….

[Minimorty]

@Marivy – Estoy de acuerdo. Debe haber un montón de oportunidades con el Big 4. Florida y California son los lugares perfectos para ser bilingüe.

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