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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I love it!! Makes the experience way much interesting :) Open my view of the world, cultures and life. I've done three times and are the best memories of my life. You should try it if the opportunity comes
Source(s): Travel is my passion - 1 decade ago
yes, I just think it makes the experience that much cooler and different when you are surrounded by people speaking a different language.
That said, I think it would be a little scary to be in a country if you don't speak the language. if there were people who spoke english I would be relieved, but at the same time I would feel embarassed by expecting them to communicate in my language when I don't know theirs.
I have only been in two non-english speaking countries, the Netherlands, but I was only there half a day, and Germany for almost a year, but luckily I speak German well enough.
- LiverGirl98Lv 71 decade ago
Absolutely love the idea of travelling to non-English speaking countries and learning about the country, the people, the culture, the traditions, the foods and more!
- 1 decade ago
I have - obviously, it is easier to travel to a country where they do speak the same language as you do, but when you can't...it's still better to get the experience and memories.
Prepare yourself well - bring along maps and information and try to get at least a few basic sentences down so you can at least get to some assistance.
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- EarthlingLv 71 decade ago
Of course! I can't wait for everyone to learn my language. And it's more fun and adventurous :)
- NoraLv 71 decade ago
NO , i think it is very scary not to be able to talk to the people and get directions or to read the street signs