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It varies a bit depending on the place. The most reliable way is just to ask young people (uni students ideally) on the street. Chances are, they'll be eager to
by ced 16y ago
It varies a bit depending on the place. The most reliable way is just to ask young people (uni students ideally) on the street. Chances are, they'll be eager to practice their English, and will help you more than you need.
I also try to learn the language wherever I go. That helps, obviously.
Beware that India is a rough place to be for a lone foreigner. There's numerous anecdotes of people who come to India only to hop right back on a plane. Thailand or Turkey (Antalya) are safer bets, and the temperature is nice in the winter.
- berntb 16y ago>>Beware that India is a rough place to be for a lone foreigner. Ah well, I have a half-Indian friend which could probably help me get started. I'm mostly worried about my peanut allergy; e.g. Thailand should be straight out. Maybe the rest of SE Asia, too. I had less problems in Japan than in Scandinavia, probably because people there cares about what they do. (Maybe East/West Africa, but that seems to be a bit too much criminality?) Thanks for the help! If I need a computer guy somewhere in Asia the coming years, I'll get in touch... :-)