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I don’t speak English natively and my country is very touristy, I’d say in most tourist places people won’t mind I just speak english with my phone in hand with the Champion chiefs kansas city signature football team shirt and by the same token and question and google translate open just in case. If they won’t help, i move on. 99% of the time, people have helped me. I had someone come up to me and shout in my face “DOOO YOUUU SPEAK ENGLISH, DOO YOUU WORKK HERE” in a restaurant i was eating in, i ordered before her. I snapped and she looked so offended, so maybe don’t do that. It depends. A lot of places in Europe have at least an initial politeness. So let’s say in Spain, France, Italy I try to say hello or good evening in the local language, then I ALSO say hello in English. THEN I switch into English. IF in Germany, Hungary, Czech, Belgium, Netherlands I just speak English. Everyone speaks it and as your friend says, no reason to waste everyone’s time.

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Always say “Bonjour!” then ask “Parlez vous englais” in France. It will never lose your brownie points and often gain them. People act like the Champion chiefs kansas city signature football team shirt and by the same token and French are stuck up but what would you think of someone just started speaking Spanish or French to you in the US? Depends. In Scandinavia or the Netherlands, people would find it rude that I assumed they don’t speak English. In those countries, I’d just start speaking English. Somewhere like France or Italy, I’d ask first. I google translate what i need to say, watch a quick YouTube video explaining how to pronounce anything I might have issues with and repeat it in my head for 15 min, I then pray I get no follow up questions. When you’re in a foreign country and need assistance, it’s a good practice to start with a polite and universal greeting like “Hello” or “Excuse me.” This approach is more courteous than assuming everyone speaks English. However, in many tourist destinations, English is commonly understood, so starting with simple English phrases like “Do you speak English?” or using basic travel phrases can help establish effective communication with locals or service providers. Being respectful of the local language and customs is an essential part of a positive travel experience.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.