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Can you tell me this question, how do you communicate in Tunisia, with the hotel staff, if you don't know the language? and got a better answer
Response from Антон Владимирович[+++++]
Who told you that? There are always Russian-speaking staff at the hotel! You will always find Russian-speaking staff at the hotel. My husband and I went around half of Tunis, even the street vendors chirp in Russian! They'll be all over you with their Hi! How are you? And why talk to the staff? Fill out an application form, they'll give you the key to the room, that's all communication! I advise very few people to go there, there are more interesting countries, in the summer it's hot there, it's impossible to get under 50 degrees, it's better to choose some other country.
Who told you that? There are always Russian-speaking staff at the hotel! They speak it badly, but you can understand them and they will understand you. My husband and I went around half of Tunis, even the street vendors chirp in Russian! They'll be all over you with their Hi! How are you? And why talk to the staff? Fill out an application form, they'll give you the key to the room, that's all communication! I advise very few people to go there, there are more interesting countries, in the summer it's hot there, it's impossible to get under 50 degrees, it's better to choose some other country.
In sign language.
will go to a good-quality hotel and through a well-known and major operator. The guide will come to the hotel or even sit there, besides your relatives there will be Russians, so there will be someone who will translate everything. And why no one there knows Russian? - If the hotel is in cooperation with Russian operators, there will be Russian-speaking staff. What's there to ask? Everything is clear there without any words. Choose a good hotel and everything will be fine.
In Tunisia, the hotels have someone who speaks Russian. Don't let your mother-in-law worry. Just don't forget to give her medicine. We take the maximum amount for all our ailments, just in case.