#BasicPhrases

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Unveiling the Enchantment of Eastern Europe: A Balkan Odyssey Through Prague, Budapest, and Vienna

Central Europe, a tapestry woven with rich history, captivating architecture, and vibrant culture, beckons Bangladeshi travelers seeking an unforgettable adventure. A meticulously planned Eastern European tour promises a treasure trove of experiences, transporting you to a realm where medieval charm dances with modern sophistication.

Enchanting Cities, Awaiting Exploration

Imagine yourself traversing the historical heart of Prague, the "City of a Hundred Spires." Witness the grandeur of Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle complex in the world, and lose yourself in the enchanting melody of the Astronomical Clock on the Old Town Hall. Stroll across the iconic Charles Bridge, adorned with baroque statues, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the Old Town Square, its cobbled streets brimming with history.

Budapest, the "Queen of the Danube," awaits with its architectural marvels. Immerse yourself in the thermal bath culture, a legacy of the Ottoman Empire, and unwind in the majestic Szechenyi Baths, the largest medicinal bath in Europe. Marvel at the architectural grandeur of the Hungarian Parliament Building, a neo-gothic masterpiece overlooking the Danube River. Ascend Buda Castle, a historic fortress offering panoramic views of the city, and delve into the rich tapestry of Hungarian history.

Vienna, the imperial capital of Austria, beckons with its timeless elegance. Explore the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and wander through its sprawling gardens. Immerse yourself in the world of classical music at the Vienna State Opera House, where the likes of Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss once captivated audiences. Explore the Kunsthistorisches Museum, housing an impressive collection of art from the Habsburg dynasty, and delve into Vienna's rich artistic heritage.

Beyond the Tourist Trail

Venture beyond the well-trodden tourist path and discover hidden gems. Explore the charming town of Český Krumlov in the Czech Republic, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its medieval architecture and picturesque setting. In Budapest, take a Danube River cruise and witness the city illuminated at night, a truly magical experience. For the history buffs, delve into the poignant remnants of the Berlin Wall, a potent symbol of Europe's turbulent past.

Crafting Your Dream Eastern European Escape

Several Bangladeshi travel agencies specialize in crafting customized European tours, including Roomchai Limited. They can assist you in designing a tour that perfectly aligns with your interests and preferences. Whether you crave historical immersion, artistic exploration, or a delightful blend of both, these agencies work tirelessly to curate an itinerary that brings your dream Eastern European adventure to life.

Benefits of Utilizing a Travel Agency

When embarking on a journey to unfamiliar territory, the advantages of partnering with a reputable travel agency are undeniable. Travel agencies in Bangladesh, like Roomchai Limited, Conquers Tours, and Far outbound Ltd., possess extensive knowledge of the region, ensuring a seamless travel experience. They can handle everything from visa applications and flight bookings to accommodation arrangements and local tours, allowing you to unwind and savor every moment of your exploration.

Unveiling the Magic for Yourself

Eastern Europe boasts a captivating blend of history, culture, and architectural marvels. Partnering with a Bangladeshi travel agency ensures a well-organized and hassle-free exploration, allowing you to return home with a treasure trove of memories. So, start planning your Eastern European adventure today and embark on a journey that will leave you spellbound.

A Few Helpful Tips

The best time to visit Eastern Europe is during the spring (April-May) or fall (September-October) months, when the weather is pleasant.

Familiarize yourself with the local currency (Czech Koruna, Hungarian Forint, and Euro) and consider exchanging some Bangladeshi Taka before your departure.

Learning a few basic phrases in the local languages can go a long way in enhancing your experience.

Pack comfortably for walking tours and cobbled streets, but don't forget an elegant outfit for a night at the opera.

Eastern Europe awaits with open arms, promising an adventure that will linger in your memory long after you return home. Start planning your dream escape today!

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I continue to enjoy videos from A Polyglot Diary. I this video, she presents some basic phrases for presenting yourself in the Russian language. One useful take away form this video is learning the difference between formal and informal language from the beginning. 

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BASIC PHRASES IN AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE!!! 

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Lesson # 12 : Deeper View of the Basic Phrases

Giving thanks and saying sorry

Basic Phrases of being thankful

감사합니다 (Gamsahamnida): formal polite; commonly used when someone has given you something or has done something for you.

감사해요 (Gamsahaeyo): informal polite; mainly used between friends, or with people you have met before and have some kind of relationship with.

고맙슴니다  (Gomapseumnida): formal polite; used with감사합니다 interchangeably.

고마와요 (Gomawoyo): informal polite; used if you know the person you are speaking to.

Although it is okay to use informal polite form, Koreans tend to used formal language when thanking someone.

This way, the person you are thanking, feels important and respected

Only use impolite form when thanking someone you know—like friends—or those who are your junior.

Saying Sorry

죄송합니다(joesonghamnida): formal polite; used in a formal setting to show respect

미안합니다(mianhabnida): formal polite; say to strangers or people who you want to show respect to

미안해요(mianhaeyo): informal polite; used in everyday settings with people you already know

Goodbye

Remember this from Lesson # 2? :

1.안녱히 계세요 

Literally translates into ‘stay in peace’

If you are leaving, but the other person(s) is staying

 2. 안녱히 가세요

Literally translates into ‘go in peace’

If you are staying, but the other person(s) is leaving

Now, here are some other ways to say Goodbye:

잘 있어요

Said to juniors when you are leaving, but they are staying

“Stay well”

잘 가세요

Said to peers or juniors when they are leaving and you are staying

 “Go well”

다음에 또 봐요

Said if you want to see that person again

“See you next time”

안녕히 주무세요

Said to those you want to show respect

Only when those are sleeping at the same place as you or if you are on the phone and you want to go to bed

Is NOT casual; said to people like parents or in-laws

“Goodnight”

잘자요

Said to juniors who are sleeping at the same place as you or if you are on the phone and you want to go to bed

“Goodnight”

Please and You’re Welcome

제발 = please (jaebal)

천만에요 = You are welcome (literally Not at all) (cheonmaneyo)

무슴 말씀을요 = You are welcome (literally Don’t mention it) (museum malsseumeulyo)