Maritime Travel`s Inside Scoop
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Maritime Travel`s Inside Scoop
lthough speaking new A languages might seem Maritime Travel’s Inside Scoop odd at first, the more you practice it becomes easier. Add please or thank you to almost any phrase; people appreciate you trying and will try to help. Taking this Inside Scoop of essential terms will help! for travelling in French Spanish travel trip voyager voyage recorrido Hi Hello Salut Bonjour Hola yes no maybe oui non peut-être si Italian viaje viaggiare Ola noh tal vez German viaggio reisen Ciao sì Reise Hallo no forse ja nein vielleicht How are you? Fine, thank you. Comment allez-vous? Très bien, merci. Cómo estás? . Muy bien, gracias. Come stai? Bene, grazie. Wie geht es Ihnen? Gut, danke. What’s your name? My name is… My friend is... I’m Canadian. Quel est votre nom? Mon nom est ... Mon ami est ... Je suis canadienne Cuál es tu nombre? Mi nombre es… Mi amigo es/amiga es Soy Canadiense. Comé ti chiami? Mi chiamo ... Il mio amico è ... Sono canadese Wie ist Ihr Name? Ich heiße ... Mein Freund ist ... Ich bin Kanadier Vous êtes les bienvenus. De nada. Prego. Nichts zu danken. S'il vous plaît. Merci. Merci beaucoup. Non merci. Por favour Gracias. Muchas gracias. No, gracias. Per favore. Grazie. Grazie molto. No, grazie. Bitte Danke. Vielen Dank. Nein danke. Bonjour. bonjour Bonsoir. Buenos dias. tardes Buenas noches. Buon giorno. pomeriggio Buonasera. Guten Morgen. Tag Guten Abend. Désolé Excusez-moi. Ce n'est pas un problème. J'ai un problème. Lo siento Disculpe. Eso no es un problema. Tengo un problema. Scusa Mi scusi Permesso Questo non è un problema. Ho un problema. Entschuldigung Das ist kein Problem. Ich habe ein Problem. Can you help me? Pouvez-vous m'aider? Puede ayudarme? Mi potete aiutare? Können Sie mir helfen? Do you speak English? I don’t understand. (add “please”) speak slowly. Parlez-vous anglais? Je ne comprends pas. ...parlez lentement. Habla ingles? No comprendo. Hable despacio.... Parli inglese? Non capisco. ... di parlare lentamente. Sprechen Sie Englisch? Ich verstehe nicht. ... sprechen Sie langsam. Goodbye. See you soon. See you later. Au revoir. Très bientôt. À plus tard. Adios Hasta pronto. Hasta luego. Un instant s'il vous plaît Un momento por favor You’re welcome. Please Thank you. Thank very much. No thank you. Good morning. Good evening. afternoon Sorry Excuse me. That’s not a problem. I have a problem. Just a minute please. husband wife friend mari mother father baby mere père bébé madre daughter son fille fils enfant hija child femme ami Addio A presto. A dopo. Solo un minuto per favore esposo esposa amigo marito moglie Auf Wiedersehen. Bis bald. Bis später. Nur eine Minute bitte amico Ehemann Frau Freund padre bebé madre padre bambino Mutter hijo figlia niño figlio bambino Tochter Vater Sohn Baby Kind How long is it to…? We I am going to Combien de temps est-il à? Cuánto tiempo hace que? Quanto tempo è ...? Noi Vado a Wie lange ist es bis ...? Wir Ich fahre nach Where is/are…? What? When? Who? Why? How? Où est/sont ...? Qu'est-ce? Donde esta/estan? Que? Cuando? Quien? Por que? Cómo? Dove è/sono ...? Cosa? Quando? Chi? Perché? Come? Wo ist/sind ...? Was? Wann? Wer? Warum? Wie? Language Tips: Address people you know Before you go, search the internet with tu (family/ friends) and for audio pronunciation files to use vous for those you don’t become familiar with some basics. know. Words have genders: la feminine, le masculine. Some letters are silent, such as “h.” Some words have accents that alter the sound: www.maritimetravel.ca “è” sounds like “e” in pet, “é” 12/15 See overleaf/pg2... sounds like “ay” in day. Address people tú (family/ friends), usted for others. Words have genders: la feminine, le masculine. Articulate each letter; except an “h” is silent, in pollo the “ll” is pronounced “y” as poyo (chicken). In por favor (please), practice rolling the “rrrr.” Most words are pronounced exactly like they are spelled. The “h” is always silent. The stress is usually on the second last syllable. All nouns have a gender: masculine words usually end in “o” and feminine in “a.” There is more than one meaning to “you” formal, informal and plural. A "d" at the end of word sounds like a hard "t" and the “v” is pronounced as an “f.” The “w” is pronounced as “v,” so “what” is pronounced as “vas.” An “h” is silent. The “z” is an English “ts” sound, not “zee” or “zed.” The “th” is a “t.” All nouns are capitalized, i.e. Tag (afternoon). Nous Je vais Quand? Qui? Pourquoi? Comment? Nosotros Voy a ENGLISH Open French/Français Closed Ouvert Fermé Come in, I’m ready Entrez, je suis prêt. bed pillow lit towels soap iron hair dryer oreiller serviettes savon sèche-linge cheveux de fer Spanish/Español Abierto Cerrado Entre, estoy listo. cama almohada toallas sabon plancha secador Italian/Italiano Aperto Chiuso Entra, sono pronto. letto cuscino asciugamani sapone German/Deutsch Geöffnet Geschlossen Kommen sie herein, ich bin soweit. Bett Handtücher Kissen Seife ferro da stiro asciugacapelli Bügeleisen Haartrockner bathroom shower salle de bain douche I need medication for a headache. diarrhea sunburn upset stomach J'ai besoin de medicaments pour un mal de tête. la diarrhée coups de soleil maux d'estomac Necesito la medicación para el dolor de cabeza. diarrhea quemadura malestar estomacal Ho bisogno di farmaci per il mal di testa. diarrea scottature disturbi di stomaco Ich brauche Medikamente gegen Kopfweh. Durchfall Sonnenbrand Magenverstimmung Je suis fatigué. Estoy cansado Sono stanco. Ich bin müde. I don’t know. I (don’t ) like it. Je ne sais pas. Je (ne pas) l'aime. No se. (No) me gusta. Non lo so. I (non) piace. Ich weiß nicht. Das gefällt mir nicht. I’m hungry. I’m thirsty. J'ai faim. J'ai soif. Tengo hambre. Tengo sed. I’m tired. Waiter Waitress It’s cheap. expensive Garçon Serveuse C'est pas cher. cher bano una ducha Camarero Camarera Es barato. caro breakfast lunch dinner petit déjeuner déjeuner dîner I’d like a little. a lot the bill please. Je voudrais un peu. beaucoup Quisiera un poco. No more for me. l'addition s'il vous plaît. Pas plus pour moi. Puis-je avoir un taxi pour ...? Can I have a taxi to…? Combien ça coûte? How much does it cost? Where is the bank? When is it open? We love your country! desayuno almuerzo cena mucho a cuenta, por favor. No más para mí. Puedo tener un taxi...? Cuanto cuesta? bagno con doccia Ho fame. Cameriere Ho sete. Cameriera Non e troppo caro. E caro. colazione Bad Dusche Ich bin hungrig.Ich habe Durst. Kellner Es ist billig. Kellnerin teuer pranzo La cena Frühstück Mittagessen Abend Ich würde gerne ein wenig. Solo un po. tanto il conto per favore. Viele die Rechnung bitte. Basta per me. Für mich nichts mehr. Posso avere un taxi per ...? Kann ich ein Taxi nach ...? Quanto costa? Wie viel kostet es? Où est la banque? Quand est-il ouvert? ¿Dónde está el banco? ¿Cuándo está abierto? Dove si trova la banca? Quando è aperta? Wo ist die Bank? Wann ist sie geöffnet? Nous aimons votre pays! Nos encanta tu país! Noi amiamo il vostro paese! Wir lieben Ihr Land! number Français nombre Español número Italiano numero Deutsch Anzahl Monday 1 Lundi un Lunes uno Lunedi uno Montag eins Tuesday 2 Mardi deux Martes dos Martedì due Dienstag zwei Wednesday 3 Mercredi trois Miercoles tres Mercoledì tres Mittwoch drei Thursday 4 Jeudi quatre Jueves cuatro Giovedi quattro Donnerstag vier Friday 5 Vendredi cinq Viernes cinco Venerdì cinque Freitag fünf Saturday 6 Samedi six Sabado seis Sabato sei Samstag sechs Sunday 7 Dimanche sept Domingo siete Domenica sette Sonntag sieben today tomorrow 8 aujourd'hui demain huit hoy manana ocho oggi domani otto heute morgen acht soon never 9 bientôt jamais neuf pronto nunca nueve presto mai nove bald nie neun time 10 temps dix tiempo diez tempo dieci Zeit zehn tomorrow 50 100 1000 demain cinquante cent mille semaine prochaine Maritime Travel’s 24/7 Emergency Service next week mañana semana próxima cincuenta ciento mil domain la settimana prossima cinquanta cento mille morgen nächste woche fünfzig hundert tausend We constantly survey airlines, local tour companies and hotels to ensure they meet our customer service standards, so don’t let a problem ruin your holiday. Nearly all issues can be handled quickly on site—first seek help from the venue’s local staff. Otherwise, call our Emergency Travel Service at 1-888-551-1181 or contact your counsellor.