Who doesn't love traveling. But, when it comes travel around the world we start thinking about many obstacles even before leaving our house. So, before you start travelling, here is your few TIPS which I wrote some times back.
But according to me, the main problem we face while we are in other countries, is the language. So whenever you go some other country, a few words you should learn in their language. Everyone appreciates when you speak their language. Generally, we start conversation with someone addressing "Hi, How are you?". So today i am going to describe how to say that when you are travelling across South East Asia.
South East Asian Countries and Their Capitals
So, let's get started according to country wise:
1. Vietnam: "ChĆ o. Bįŗ”n khį»e khĆ“ng?"
2. Thailand: "ąøŖąø§ąø±ąøŖąøąøµ ąøąøøąøą¹ąøą¹ąøąøąø¢ą¹ąø²ąøą¹ąø£? "(Swasdi. Khun pen xyangri?)
3. Singapore: Except English, three languages are spoken in Singapore.
Malay-- "Hi. Apa khabar?"
Tamil-- "ą®µą®£ą®ąÆą®ą®®ąÆ. ą®ą®ŖąÆą®Ŗą®ą®æ ą®ą®°ąÆą®ąÆą®ą®æą®±ąÆą®°ąÆą®ą®³ąÆ?" (Vanakkam. Eppati irukkirirkal?)
Standard Chinese/Mandarin-- "ä½ å„½ćä½ å„½å?" (Ni hao. Ni hao ma?)
4. Philippines: "Hi. Kumusta ka?"
5. Mayanmar: "įįįŗį¹įįį¬įį«į įį±įį±į¬įįŗįøįį¬įø?" (Min-ga'la pa. Nay kaung la?)
6. Malaysia: "Hi. Apa khabar?"
7. Laos: āąŗŖąŗ°āąŗąŗ²ąŗāąŗąŗµā ą»ąŗąŗ»ą»ąŗ²āąŗŖąŗ°āąŗąŗ²ąŗāąŗąŗµāąŗą»ą»ā?ā (Sah bai dee, jao sah bai dee boh?)
8. Indonesia: "Hai. Apa kabar?"
9. East Timor: "Oi. Como vocĆŖ estĆ”?"
10. Cambodia: "įį½įįįįøį į¢įįįāįį»įįįįįį¶įāįį?" (Suostei. Anak sokhasabbay te?)
11. Brunei Darussalam: "Hi. Apa khabar?"
Well, that's it for now. Now start travelling across South East Asia and meet with new people.
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