Difference between revisions of "Asia phrasebook"

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==[[Asia]]==
 
==[[Asia]]==
=== [[Japan]]ese ===
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{{Phrasebook:Arabic}}
  
 
=== Chinese ===
 
=== Chinese ===
my limited knowledge of hitchhiking chinese. the problem is the pronounciation.
 
best
 
ni chu nar le? where do you go?
 
wo chu ..... i go to....
 
meio chian no money...the only way i know to tell them that you are hitchhiking
 
gong lu high way
 
gao se gong lu expressway
 
zega /nega this/that
 
nar where
 
  
best option: let a driver who knows some english translate your most important phrases into chinese characters and show em.
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The main problem with Chinese is the pronunciation.
[[User:Worldhitch|Worldhitch]] 17:45, 7 October 2007 (CEST)
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*ni chu nar le? -- where are you going?
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*wo chu... -- I am going to...
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*meio chian -- no money... (the only way I know to tell them that you are hitchhiking)
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*gong lu -- highway
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*gao se gong lu -- expressway
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*zega/nega -- this/that
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*nar -- where
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The best option probably is to have a driver who knows some english translate your most important phrases into chinese characters and write them on a card so you can show them to everybody.--[[User:Worldhitch|Worldhitch]] 17:45, 7 October 2007 (CEST)
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=== Farsi ===
  
 
=== Hindi/Urdu ===
 
=== Hindi/Urdu ===
  
=== Farsi ===
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=== [[Japan]]ese ===
  
 
=== Thai ===
 
=== Thai ===

Revision as of 16:28, 1 August 2010

Asia

Arabic

Chinese

The main problem with Chinese is the pronunciation.

  • ni chu nar le? -- where are you going?
  • wo chu... -- I am going to...
  • meio chian -- no money... (the only way I know to tell them that you are hitchhiking)
  • gong lu -- highway
  • gao se gong lu -- expressway
  • zega/nega -- this/that
  • nar -- where

The best option probably is to have a driver who knows some english translate your most important phrases into chinese characters and write them on a card so you can show them to everybody.--Worldhitch 17:45, 7 October 2007 (CEST)

Farsi

Hindi/Urdu

Japanese

Thai

Vietnamese

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