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Tell me, I can handle it without knowing English. herself in the subway and moving around the city of Dubai?
Tell me, I can handle it without knowing English. herself in the subway and moving around the city of Dubai?
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Get it right, of course. In extreme cases, everyone understands sign language.
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answered 6 years ago
Handle it easily. In any country there will not be such a situation that without knowing the language you will be stuck.
To be safe, you can install Microsoft Translate on your phone and download an English and Russian dictionary so that you can work without the Internet
To be safe, you can install Microsoft Translate on your phone and download an English and Russian dictionary so that you can work without the Internet
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answered 6 years ago
You can cope in any country without knowing English. But the translator must be on the phone.
And in order not to ask anyone anything at all, decide where you need to go in Dubai at home, look on the Internet how to get there and make a file for yourself with the names of the necessary sights and metro stops in English.
And in order not to ask anyone anything at all, decide where you need to go in Dubai at home, look on the Internet how to get there and make a file for yourself with the names of the necessary sights and metro stops in English.
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answered 6 years ago
Walk around the city as much as you need, without English. You can't find much, it's very stuffy. But in the subway - I would not have coped. There are many types of tickets. You need to understand which one to take (well, the guide can tell you), but I don’t know how to explain this to the Pakistani at the box office, who doesn’t care about everything. We had an interpreter from English with us, and then the cashier learned what we wanted the second time. And I didn't like the subway either. It's not as cool as they say. Subway and subway, almost like ours. Lots of people, crowded. Only the garbage on the floor is smaller and that's it. I
expected more.
expected more.
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answered 6 years ago
Knowledge of English at school level is required. for example, upon arrival we could not find a way out into the city. I asked in clumsy English and they told me. Or - they got into a taxi at the Dubai Mall, and the Pakistani cab driver does not know the way. he had to explain the way with the help of my offline navigator - like "easy left, hard right".
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answered 6 years ago
should at least be able to read English. to understand which stop you need. and pointers were able to read
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answered 6 years ago
In China, English is not common, that is, knowledge of English does not help in practice. But people travel in China. 90% of these tourists do not know Chinese and cannot read Chinese.
Why am I doing this? It is important to prepare for the trip. We wrote out for ourselves (copied from the Internet and printed on paper) the names of what you might need, downloaded the translator to your phone - and everything will be fine. Of course, there are a few phrases worth learning. For example, how to get there and where the toilet is) And the taxi driver just needs to show the name on paper or the hotel card with his finger.
Why am I doing this? It is important to prepare for the trip. We wrote out for ourselves (copied from the Internet and printed on paper) the names of what you might need, downloaded the translator to your phone - and everything will be fine. Of course, there are a few phrases worth learning. For example, how to get there and where the toilet is) And the taxi driver just needs to show the name on paper or the hotel card with his finger.
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answered 6 years ago
How can you cope) You will find your bearings in the Dubai metro, everything is simple there. The main thing is to see where the women are - go there)) Otherwise, they have different carriages for men and women. There are also mixed, most likely for foreigners)
And it’s better to really plan an approximate route to make it easier to navigate. I also talk a lot about the peculiarities of the Emirates, where to go and where not, I hope it helps - http://www.quitntravel.com/dubaj-raj-na-zemle-ili-pustynya
And it’s better to really plan an approximate route to make it easier to navigate. I also talk a lot about the peculiarities of the Emirates, where to go and where not, I hope it helps - http://www.quitntravel.com/dubaj-raj-na-zemle-ili-pustynya
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answered 6 years ago