28-year-old bilingual woman pretends she doesn't understand fiancé's family, overhears his relatives plotting against her in their native language: "She'll poison his heart against the family"

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  I pretended not to understand my in-laws' native language to hear what they really think of me.

  
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• Confronting mean-spirited people that don't realize you speak their language is every bilingual person's dream. Well, kind of. In the dream scenario, you'd be confronting strangers on a bus, not your soon-to-be husband's family. 

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• If her partner were trying to excuse their behavior, I would be more inclined to agree with throwing the whole relationship away. However, he totally had her back. Our protagonist should proceed with caution. 

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