Learning a few key phrases before your trip can make a big difference. Focus on greetings, directions, and polite expressions in the local language. Apps like Duolingo or Memrise are great for quick practice, and watching local shows with subtitles helps you get used to pronunciation and rhythm.
Try to use the language daily, even if it’s just ordering coffee or asking for directions. Locals appreciate the effort, and it builds your confidence. Don’t worry about being perfect, mistakes are part of the process. For more helpful advice, World-Wide Q&A offers practical language tips to make your travels smoother and more enjoyable.
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