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  Pelple met on my backpacking(232) - Spoken English for Global Travelers
  
  In my point of view, language is the most challenging part of traveling across the world without a guide. Of course, I encountered several non-English speakers who ate everything, saw everything, and traveled everywhere. I felt that was a fantastic skill, too. They had a secret. They feigned not to know the majority of the difficulties and were deceived. They were generous enough to tolerate some harm (whether physical or emotional).
  
  The trouble was that most people didn't. They were primarily Korean and Japanese. They were both able to read and write English but unable to talk. They were folks who were treated unfairly because they didn't speak English. I assisted them as much as I could. Of course, I've also sustained significant damage. (*This feels real in person. When traveling from overseas by long-distance rail or bus, it is better to share with the same traveler.
  
  If they were hurt because they didn't speak English, I was the exact opposite. In most situations, the incident happened because I spoke with someone beforehand. I believed them and went exactly where they recommended. I ate with them, etc. Anyway, the only way I could overcome these issues was through English conversation. It's practically resolved if I gently described the entire situation to the other person from the victim's perspective. They apologized, and sometimes the other person helped me more than I expected.
  
  As a result, the power of English as a method of communication in foreign nations is enormous. Which is more practical: spoken or written English? I'm confident that the former accounts for around 99% of the total. Of course, the latter has far-reaching consequences. I wrote it when words were ineffective. They instantly reacted. Effect is 100%!! But, again, the frequency is under 1%. Needless to say, both are quite useful if possible.
  
  The example below demonstrates how to solve difficulties in English using words and writing. In addition, because of my ability to communicate in English, I was able to seek help in times of difficulty while saving time and money.
  
  *Examples of solving problems in spoken English:
  
  1. In a Rome bookshop - (When a store owner sold books to a Korean visitor but failed to provide change. The Korean couple became enraged with the bookshop owner, but it was pointless. When I informed the owner I was going to summon the police, he handed them the change.)
  
  2. At a guesthouse in Delhi, India- (When a Japanese visitor staying at the same hostel sought me for assistance with his hotel charges, I informed the proprietor. The Japanese accuse him of lousy lodgings in writing. I showed him the trip guidebook that a Japanese buddy had. The owner just accepted my offer. Back then, there was no internet.)
  
  3. At Guarulhos International Airport in Sao Paulo, Brazil- (After my flight was grounded due to severe rain, I approached the airline's workers. I requested that he cancel the layover at Rio Grande Airport, which was the midway point, and instead fly directly to our final destination, Usuaia Airport. Then he agreed. This prevented harm such as hotel and tour bookings. (Genius catastrophes are not the airline's duty, so if they say no, I can't blame them.)
  
  4. At the hotel in Aswan, Egypt, (three Japanese people with me requested a tour to Ramses II's temple. However, they were taken advantage of. When I received their request, I protested to the owner. Finally, the owner returned the money to the Japanese. The Japanese never criticize or shout in other people's faces, but they always leave records in writing. Business owners that are aware of this are fearful of the Japanese.)
  
  5. At the King Street Guesthouse in Sydney, Australia - (A Korean part-timer smashed a glass jar while cleaning it at a night club and was informed the bill was exorbitant. I looked into the actual pricing of the item. And resolved the issue by providing the price to the restaurant.)
  
  6. At the Nepalese border - (I purchased a bus ticket from a travel agency in Pokhara, Nepal to Varanasi, India and arrived at the border. An Indian bus company representative informed me that the bus ticket I presented was invalid and that I needed to pay an extra cost. There were six persons there at the time, including two Koreans and three Japanese. We all held the same bus ticket. I eventually defeated the Indian staff member with my spoken English.)
  
  7. In a Bangkok guesthouse - (I spoke with a man from former East Germany. During our talk, I overheard him criticizing the capitalist system. We spoke over cocktails after dinner. The outcome was a draw. He had firmly felt that his father was correct. Even though he was a young man, some concepts that were pushed into his mind remained firm.)
  
  8. In downtown São Paulo, Brazil - (After lunch, I was walking back from a park near my hotel when a young man who looked to be a bully approached me and requested to see my smartphone. I had no reaction to him. When he threatened me by snatching my clothing, I avoided the situation by asking for assistance from middle-aged males in front of a huge store. There are so many English listeners everywhere, even if they don't speak English.
  
  9. In Washington, DC, USA - (When traveling to North Carolina using the Greyhound Express Bus from Washington, DC, I used the restroom before departing. Someone reached under the toilet's door and pulled my backpack. I held my backpack hard and refused to let go. He did not give up either. I said, "I am a poor backpacker. I just have underpants, socks, and emergency bread in my luggage. I will give it to you if you want it, so kindly wait. OK?" After a while, he dropped my backpack and vanished. When I opened the door, there was nobody in the restroom. I stepped out of the bathroom and looked around the station. But no one had that large hand gripping my rucksack forcefully. But I was quite nervous. I only felt glad once the bus had departed.
  
  10. IN CAIRO, Egypt- (The happening happened before the Egyptian National Museum in Cairo's Tahrir Square moved it near the pyramid at the southern tip of what is now Cairo. I took a picture after appreciating Tutankhamun's golden mask, a pharaoh of Egypt's 18th Dynasty who was shining with gold. A security guard approached me and told me to hand over my camera, saying he would confiscate it. I tried to excuse him as much as I could and solve it with a small fine.)
  
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