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		<title>Do not travel without learning these words!</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 17 Mar 2008 20:14:07 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Shlomo Klein</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Recently, on a trip to china, I was forced to communicate with people who spoke not a word of English. It took me a while, but there is a simple tip that will save you a lot of bother when it comes to communicating to people who do not speak your language: Learn a few [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Recently, on a trip to china, I was forced to communicate with people who spoke not a word of English. It took me a while, but there is a simple tip that will save you a lot of bother when it comes to communicating to people who do not speak your language: Learn a few basic phrases, and you can say a lot more than you think you can. I learned about 30 words, and I was fine for most things. These are the critical words to know:</p>
<p>&#8220;I want &#8230;&#8221;: Learn the polite way of saying that you would like to have something. Then just point at what you want.<br />
&#8220;Thank you&#8221;: Saying thank you and smiling helps a lot<br />
&#8220;1 to 12&#8243;: Know your numbers, it helps you from telling time to asking for change to dialing telephone numbers<br />
&#8220;Okay, Yes, No&#8221;: If you cannot say these, you&#8217;ll be in trouble<br />
&#8220;You, Me, Her/He&#8221;: When you need to communicate, this helps.<br />
&#8220;What/Why&#8221;: What do you want? What&#8217;s the problem? Why should I come? These two words form the basis of all questions, and just saying them will indicate to people that you are in doubt<br />
&#8220;Where&#8221;: Travelling involves well&#8230;moving around. So know how to say &#8216;where&#8217;<br />
&#8220;Taxi, Airport, Bus, Road, Car&#8221;: The basic transportation means<br />
&#8220;Hospital, Police, Ambulance&#8221;: Bad things happen, be prepared</p>
<p>And really, after knowing these words, you really can get through most situations just fine. I did exactly that for a few weeks in Brazil last year.</p>
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