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When you go to another country, you should learn to speak the language. This isn¡¯t something you can do with just a dictionary and a g1. book. Allow me to explain.

Words don¡¯t always have their literal meaning. When I went to Japan for the first time, I knew that Japanese word for ¡°yes¡± is hai, I went to d2. an important business issue. At the e3. of the meeting, I summarized my plan and asked my Japanese colleague, ¡°Do you agree?¡± He answered with hai. That night I called my boss and told him that Japanese company was r4. to go ahead with the plan. The next day I had to tell my boss that this wasn¡¯t t5.. It turns out that the Japanese often use hai to mean ¡°I¡¯ve heard you. I understand.¡±

Gestures are w6. than words. When my plane arrived in Sofia, I was tired. So I was happy that a taxi was right there. ¡°OK?¡± I asked, o7. the door. The taxi driver moved his head up and down, so I jumped in. ¡°Downtown, please. OK?¡± I said. The taxi driver nodded again, but n8. happened. Finally, I became a9. and jumped out. Guess what? In Bulgaria moving your head up and down means ¡°No¡± and s10.your head from side to side means ¡°Yes¡±.

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