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Sean_S · April 24th, 2006, 14:35

Most of the people in Aruba speak English you do run into a few that don't but for the most part everyone in Oranjestad and the surrounding area speaks English which is where the airport and most of the hotels are located. If you head down to San Nicolas or outside of Oranjestad though you will run into English, Spanish, Papiamento, Dutch, and Portuguese. Everyone is really nice though and the locals that are bilingual will usually jump in and help you if you need it.

April 24th, 2006, 14:35	#262
Sean_S Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 241	Re: R2F's American Eagle Training Updates Most of the people in Aruba speak English you do run into a few that don't but for the most part everyone in Oranjestad and the surrounding area speaks English which is where the airport and most of the hotels are located. If you head down to San Nicolas or outside of Oranjestad though you will run into English, Spanish, Papiamento, Dutch, and Portuguese. Everyone is really nice though and the locals that are bilingual will usually jump in and help you if you need it.