Which stores and attendants are bilingual

I'm sorry about the language barrier. We are users like you so can not speak to Apple's policy on bilingualism. Maybe have a translator help you respond to the caller.

Your question makes little sense and is hard to understand. Are you saying you submitted an idea to Apple and are waiting to hear back or speak to someone about the idea. If this is what you are asking then you should know that Apple does not want your idea.

https://www.apple.com/legal/intellectual-property/policies/ideas.html

Sorry I could not help any further. Best of luck finding a way to get assistance.

As an aside, I have traveled to Brazil on a number of business trips. I found the country to be very beautiful and the people were extremely nice. I've been to Rio, Sao Paulo, Belem, Belo Horizonte, and Porto Alegra. If I had the opportunity I would certainly travel there again.

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Then what are you asking? Maybe try rephrasing your post. There are alot of stores employing bilingual staff.

Are you trying to apply for an Apple Card?

Try posting in your native language.

Since the Apple Card is for citizen's and legal residents of the U.S only at this time with a Credit history, and verification of income, it is reasonable to assume a standard level of English is required to be had for it. So a bilingual staff would not resonably be expected to be required.

I do not believe there is any official bi-lingual support for Apple Card applications.

With that said however, depending on your actual location within the U.S, you may be able to find some person in an Apple Store that can speak either Spanish or Portuguese.

Otherwise, you would need to get a friend with a good level of English to help you with the phone call.