Thread: To speak or not to speak the local language when visiting other countries?
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Old 06-21-2009, 02:37 AM   #39
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Originally Posted by Stitchawl View Post
Pictures usually work. I never leave the house without a small pocket notebook and a pen. I might not know the local word for 'post office' but I can draw a picture of a letter with a stamp on it. (This gets a bit dicey when trying to find a gynecologist.)
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And people wonder why I'm so gender confused. I only just found out this morning that *you* are male, then you go and write something like this! What's a person to think? Either you are a male with a unique set of equipment, or you like to help your wife/gf/so'random women off the street find gynos in foreign countries? I could come up with a few more guesses, but they're grossing me out, so I'll stop.

STOP GENDER CONFUSION!
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