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Have travelled to several countries and though it doesn't fit the format of 'something others will remember' I found the most useful phrase is 'all good' or the
by Cub3 7y ago
Have travelled to several countries and though it doesn't fit the format of 'something others will remember' I found the most useful phrase is 'all good' or the Australian 'no worries', can be used as an answer for most questions.
- debatem1 7y ago"no worries" has proven surprisingly reliable for me. So far, as an American, I've used it on 5 continents in probably three dozen languages (only one of which I know well) and nobody yet has misunderstood it.
- LoSboccacc 7y agoI wonder how much of that is because the lion king's "hakuna matata" being ingrained into every 80s child. even if slavic languages got it translated as "no problem" in the song, the song's lead up dialogue makes clear it's more of a "no worries"