Languages
CultureTrav
goodnewsmuse
A3: Travelers who bother to learn and speak a few words in every country they visit signal they are interested in the culture. Pronouncing & learning foreign words (no matter how difficult) tunes your ear & educates your mouth so you listen & practice. #CultureTrav #language
Nicolette_O
A3: I've found that depending on the language(s), I can pick up similarities in sound/words. And, while I don't speak (much) German, I've also found there are cultural similarities to the Netherlands or Belgium, as neighboring countries. #CultureTrav
SGSwritereditor
RT @goodnewsmuse: A3: Travelers who bother to learn and speak a few words in every country they visit signal they are interested in the cul…
travthroughlife
A3: With exceptions, many of our languages borrow words and phrases from each other, so I think that's one way we're bound to different cultures. Et tu? @Nicolette_O
#CultureTrav
RTWBarefoot
#culturetrav a3: now. Language, even dialect, picks up cultural concepts. The more important the concept in culture, the more you'll see it in language.
epicureanexpats
RT @goodnewsmuse: A3: Travelers who bother to learn and speak a few words in every country they visit signal they are interested in the cul…
itsmetheresac
A3 There are all these little customs, foods, traditions, etc. which are unique to a place. Fika in Sweden, for example, or a siesta in Spain. Experiencing these things is part of travel in my opinion! #culturetrav
BespokeTravels
replying to @travelcricket8 @travelcricket8 A3: Language is one of the primary definers of a culture. So many are being lost as the smaller indigenous language is no longer practiced. #Culturetrav
TravelTales_CA
A3: I think language itself tells a story. For example, in Jamaica they speak English, but also Patois- a language derived from the islands history of interaction between the French, Dutch, English, and Spanish. #CultureTrav
t_jh2009
replying to @Nicolette_O @Nicolette_O A3) I think that different languages can bind us together via song and dance like when I went to a Tango show in Buenos Aires. #CultureTrav
jettingaround
A3: I've heard that we get another soul when we speak a foreign language. #CultureTrav https://t.co/Qev3cPeRrk
Nicolette_O
RT @TravelTales_CA: A3: I think language itself tells a story. For example, in Jamaica they speak English, but also Patois- a language deri…
Nicolette_O
RT @BespokeTravels: @travelcricket8 A3: Language is one of the primary definers of a culture. So many are being lost as the smaller indigen…
Nicolette_O
RT @itsmetheresac: A3 There are all these little customs, foods, traditions, etc. which are unique to a place. Fika in Sweden, for example,…
Nicolette_O
RT @RTWBarefoot: #culturetrav a3: now. Language, even dialect, picks up cultural concepts. The more important the concept in culture, the m…
Nicolette_O
RT @travthroughlife: A3: With exceptions, many of our languages borrow words and phrases from each other, so I think that's one way we're b…
Nicolette_O
RT @jettingaround: A3: I've heard that we get another soul when we speak a foreign language. #CultureTrav https://t.co/Qev3cPeRrk
Sostraveluk
replying to @travelcricket8 @travelcricket8 A3 No matter what the barrier everyone always find a way to communicate with one and another #culturetrav
Nicolette_O
RT @t_jh2009: @Nicolette_O A3) I think that different languages can bind us together via song and dance like when I went to a Tango show in…
LindaPeters64
replying to @Nicolette_O
@Nicolette_O A3 Language is part of our culture, that connects us and becomes an intrinsic part of who we are. Learning new languages helps us to better understand other countries, cultures, customs and people.
#CultureTrav
Nicolette_O
RT @Sostraveluk: @travelcricket8 A3 No matter what the barrier everyone always find a way to communicate with one and another #culturetrav
Polymathically
replying to @Nicolette_O @Nicolette_O A3: You find out what other cultures value, and what they consider taboo. #CultureTrav
adventuresginge
replying to @travelcricket8 @travelcricket8 A3 Quite largely! Some languages that are dying out are started to be re-taught so they don't disappear which is amazing and part of history and a culture. Like Irish or Quechuan 😊 #CultureTrav
travelcricket8
RT @adventuresginge: @travelcricket8 A3 Quite largely! Some languages that are dying out are started to be re-taught so they don't disappea…
travelcricket8
RT @Sostraveluk: @travelcricket8 A3 No matter what the barrier everyone always find a way to communicate with one and another #culturetrav
ClobberTravel
A3. Love countries with a blend of cultures. Morocco is a perfect example. Arabic, Darija, Berber, French and Spanish dialects depending where you are. Islamic and Jewish communities. Cuisines from all over. So lively and interesting! #culturetrav
Nicolette_O
RT @LindaPeters64: @Nicolette_O A3 Language is part of our culture, that connects us and becomes an intrinsic part of who we are. Learning…
lizl_genealogy
replying to @travelcricket8 @travelcricket8 A3 It's the most basic frame of a culture. When I was studying abroad in Canada the linguist who'd first fully translated a First Nations language told a story about eventually figuring out a suffix meant "used to exist but no longer does" & that it took 1/2 #CultureTrav
jettingaround
RT @LindaPeters64: @Nicolette_O A3 Language is part of our culture, that connects us and becomes an intrinsic part of who we are. Learning…