French Tourists to Myanmar

"Bram"


So, how many languages can the above average Englishman speak?

As far as I know Alfred is German.. So his presence here proves
that he speaks German and English. For people from N/W europe
(like scandinavians, dutchmen and germans) it's not uncommon to
speak three or more languages quite fluently.

Most people in Flanders, even speak and write four, sometimes five
languages.
fluently

While most frenchmen only speak french
and some words in english.

In article ,
says...

How many languages does the average American speak ?


Well Im not American and certainly above average

Then again they cant even speak English correctly


So, how many languages can the above average Englishman speak?

Five languages, currently learning Chinese.
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In article , "Dieter A"
Dieter says...

If one hotelowner or guide in Myanmar dare to start speaking french to me, i
will not be his customer.

Are you perhaps Flemish ? Or German from Belgium (judging from the name
and email address) ?
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Alfred Molon
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"Mort"
Idiot !
Frogs dont go anywhere unless the people there can speak French, as
they are too lazy or ignorant to learn English

Well, 12,650 French people managed to enter Myanmar in 2001 - 2002,

http://www.myanmar.com/Ministry/Hote...mstatistic.htm

That's more French to Myanmar than Germans, Americans or Brits.

Sjoerd

In the tourism business, more people can speak French in Myanmar than
in Thailand.

Can hardly believe that but
even when that is true:

If one hotelowner or guide in Myanmar dare to start speaking french to me, i
will not be his customer.

And, yes, I have seen french tourists in Myanmar.
They were rude and haughty to the friendly local people, didn't made any
effort to understand the local traditions.
Some of then even were loudly quarelling.

One was shouting to a stewardess of Yangon Air for a reason, I can not
remember.

"Alfred Molon" schreef in bericht
news.com...
In article ,
says...

How many languages does the average American speak ?

one more than the average frenchmen.

Well Im not American and certainly above average
Then again they cant even speak English correctly
So, how many languages can the above average Englishman speak?
Five languages, currently learning Chinese.
Alfred Molon

For sure, you are not "the above average Englishman "

MfG

and BTW, do you know
Dirk Bleyer ?
http://www.dirk-bleyer.de/dirkbleyer.htm

"Dieter A" Dieter schreef in bericht
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"Mort"
In the tourism business, more people can speak French in Myanmar than
in Thailand.

Can hardly believe that but
even when that is true

I remember a sign on a restaurant in Bagan: "Ici on ne parle pas Francais,
mais on mange bien."

Sjoerd

"Sjoerd" schreef in bericht
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"Dieter A" Dieter schreef in bericht
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"Mort"
In the tourism business, more people can speak French in Myanmar than
in Thailand.

Can hardly believe that but
even when that is true

I remember a sign on a restaurant in Bagan: "Ici on ne parle pas Francais,
mais on mange bien."
Sjoerd

You must be kidding...

Op 4 oktober was ik daar nog, maar die heb ik gemist
....spijtig

Heb je daar een foto van ?
of weet je nog waar dat was ?

"Dieter A" Dieter schreef in bericht
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"Sjoerd" schreef in bericht
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"Dieter A" Dieter schreef in bericht
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"Mort"
In the tourism business, more people can speak French in Myanmar
than
in Thailand.

Can hardly believe that but
even when that is true

I remember a sign on a restaurant in Bagan: "Ici on ne parle pas
Francais,
mais on mange bien."
Sjoerd

You must be kidding...

No.

Op 4 oktober was ik daar nog, maar die heb ik gemist
...spijtig

Heb je daar een foto van ?

yes.

of weet je nog waar dat was ?

In old Bagan, November 1987. That village no longer exists.

Sjoerd

"Sjoerd"

I remember a sign on a restaurant in Bagan: "Ici on ne parle pas
Francais,
mais on mange bien."
Sjoerd

Heb je daar een foto van ?
yes.
of weet je nog waar dat was ?
In old Bagan, November 1987. That village no longer exists.
Sjoerd



Can you please mail that picture to
trace at tijd dot com

Or do you have a website with your pictures ?


Thanks

"Alfred Molon"
"Dieter A" Dieter says...

If one hotelowner or guide in Myanmar dare to start speaking french to
me, i
will not be his customer.

Are you perhaps Flemish ? Or German from Belgium (judging from the name
and email address) ?
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Yes, I am Flemish
Proud to be

And, no, belgium is not my country
belgiun isn't a country at all.

And yes, Asia is my favourite