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    Home / News / Lifestyle News / Learn these basic phrases before visiting these non-English speaking countries
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    Learn these basic phrases before visiting these non-English speaking countries

    By Anujj Trehaan
    Sep 21, 2022
    06:32 pm
    Learn these basic phrases before visiting these non-English speaking countries
    Check out some common phrases to learn when you visit the below-mentioned countries.

    "Not all who wander are lost," they say. However, you actually may if you're traveling to a non-English speaking country without knowing the local language. Although English is an official language in many countries, there are some that have languages based on their own ancient scripts. On that note, here are some common phrases you must learn before traveling to the following destinations.

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    Albania

    In Albanian, "Faleminderit" means "thank you", "Më fal" is "sorry", and "ju lutem" is how you say "please." If you agree to something say "po" (yes) and if not, use "jo" (no). Easy? Po! To greet someone, say "Përshëndetje" (hello) or "Më falni" (excuse me). Ask someone's name saying "Si quheni" and introduce yourself by "Unë quhem (name)" which means "my name is".

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    Bulgaria

    "Kazvam se (name)" is how you introduce yourself in Bulgarian, while "kak se kazvash?" translates to "what's your name?" Good morning is "dobro utro", good afternoon is "dobar den", and good evening is "dobar vecher". "Da" (yes), "ne" (no), "molia" (please), "izvinete me" (excuse me), and "blagodarya ti" (thank you) are some other important phrases. Say hello with "zdraveite" and goodbye with "dovizhdane".

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    France

    "Bonjour" (hello!), are you visiting France? Well, "Madame"/"Monsieur"/"Mademoiselle" (Mrs./Mr./Miss), you must learn the following phrases. You'd often use "Merci" (thank you), "S'il vous plait" (please), "Excusez-moi" (excuse me), "Je suis désolé" (I am sorry), "Oui/Wee" (yes), and "Non" (no). Don't forget to introduce each other by saying "Je m'appelle (name)" (my name is) and "comment t'appelles-tu?" (what's your name?).

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    Japan

    Yes! (Hai!), Japan is the next destination on our list. Here, "Lie" is (no), "O-negai shimasu" is (please), "Arigatō" is (thank you), " Dōitashimashite" is (you're welcome), "Sumimasen" is (excuse me), and "Gomennasai" is (I'm sorry). Met a Japanese folk? Ask "O-namae wa nan desu ka?" (what's your name?) and tell yours by saying "Watashi no namae wa (name) desu" (my name is).

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    South Korea

    "Gahm-sah-hahm-ni-da" (thank you) for staying till the end. It's time to learn some South Korean phrases. In this language, "Chon-mahn-eh-yo" means (you're welcome), "Ne" means (yes), "Ah-nee-oh" is (no), "sil-le-hahm-ni-da" is (excuse me), and "jwe-song-hahm-nida" is (I'm sorry). "My name is (name)" becomes "je-i-rum-eun (name) im-ni-da" and "song-ha-mi o-teo-ke dwe-si-ji-yo?" means "what's your name?". Greet by saying "ahn-nyong-ha-se-yo!" (hello) and "ahn-nyong-hee ga-se-yo" as (bye).

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