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or any city in Spain. -- nm
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by
loosilu
nope
Posted by
Danedukenuuk
Sep 16 '09, 14:46
there are STILL places in spain (mainland) that are not overrun by turists
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then that would not be a "city". -- nm
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loosilu
Sep 16, 14:49
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so a "city" is a place where there are loads and loads of English speaking turists?
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Danedukenuuk
Sep 16, 14:51
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all I'm saying is, in an area where they DO get English speaking tourists, the service people should learn a little English for better business. -- nm
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loosilu
Sep 16, 14:52
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This is a depressing concept. You know, part of the reason people travel is to get away from their own cultures and be confronted with new ones. -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 16, 15:17
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I expect tourists would be more likely to ask for hotel staff recommendation on good local restaurants, attractions etc if those staff speak the same
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Roger More
Sep 16, 15:27
"Man, those Spanish people have such a unique way of checking out in a hotel!" -- nm
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Reagen
Sep 16, 15:21
i just hate it when i visit a shop in my hometown and gets served in gernan
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Danedukenuuk
Sep 16, 14:56
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