Hola from Barcelona!!<\/p>\n
This is my second time ever in a country where I don’t speak the language and the first time was in Argentina where everyone spoke Portuguese anyway because of all the Brazilian tourists and I also had my friend who speaks fluent Spanish with me…\u00a0\u00a0 I mean, I speak sooomme castellano <\/em>and understand a lot… but still:\u00a0 I now know how you all feel intimitated if you’re thinking about going to Lusophone country.\u00a0 Therefore, I decided to write today’s post on how to get around in a Portuguese speaking country when you speak s\u00f3 um pouco de portugu\u00eas <\/em>with a few important phrases I’ve had to use in my past couple of days in Spain.<\/p>\n – Como chega no\/na <\/em>(name of tourist attraction) – How do I get to… ?<\/p>\n – Quanto custa isto?\u00a0 –<\/em> How much does this cost?<\/p>\n – Para que lado fica <\/em>(tourist attraction)? – Which way to …?<\/p>\n – O que \u00e9 (tem dentro de)<\/em> (name of food you don’t recognize? – What is (in) …. ?<\/p>\n – Com licen\u00e7a, voc\u00ea pode me ajudar (me dar uma informa\u00e7ao) por favor? – <\/em>Excuse me, can you help me (give me some information) please?<\/p>\n – Voc\u00ea tem este (clothing\/shoes) em (size)? <\/em>– Do you have this in this size?<\/p>\n I think those are the basics I’ve used all day here!\u00a0 Anything else you can think of that I can help you with?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hola from Barcelona!! This is my second time ever in a country where I don’t speak the language and the first time was in Argentina where everyone spoke Portuguese anyway because of all the Brazilian tourists and I also had my friend who speaks fluent Spanish with me…\u00a0\u00a0 I mean, I speak sooomme castellano and…<\/p>\n