... in LA speak well enough in English to have a pleasant conversation without having to frequently resort to a translator app or the "sorry I don't understand let's move on" message?  I haven't seen any such in a long while, not that I am expecting to, but I am curious.

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than you can always pursue other girls not kgirls

Y*** spoke perfect American English. She was well-cultured and well-mannered in the art of conversation. Too bad hobbyists abused her and she took her exit rather quickly before summer.

    M** also speak well enough to hold an interesting conversation if you can keep her interested. Best of luck booking her now though.

    In the main time, you can dial up the hotline instead of texting next time. Satisfaction guaranteed.

great if the Kgirls that give up great dependable service also spoke perfect English.  Unfortunately, the reality is that most don't, so only have a few choices that I can think of off hand:  1)  See veteran girls who have been here at least two or three years, 2)  Learn to speak a little Korean (or Japanese - most that came here from the Seoul salons speak a little Japanese), or 3)  Forget the conversation and just enjoy the hot, steamy sex.  If anyone can add to this list, help us out here.

With that said, I have only met one Kgirl that spoke PERFECT English, and it was my last review -  Jessica in OC.  There are some that know enough English to be able to text message without a translator app, which for me, is the true test of their English skills, but these are generally the older girls north of 30yo who have been here awhile.

Who said I don't like kgirls with whom I cannot communicate other than physically? Lol. I love the kgirls regardless of language. Not primarily there for the conversation in any event. Am thinking it would be novel and different, and also I find it difficult to just see and treat them as sex toys/objects. Thanks for the suggestion anyway.

Thanks cdl for the informative answer, as opposed to reading into my question (born out of curiosity) some kind of dislike of kgirls which required a defensive response.