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Sunday, September 02, 2012

Lost in Translation!

I've been making a list of useful words and phrases to prepare for the Paris trip.  Although my traveling companion speaks fluent French and knows his way around Paree, there might be a time I am on my own and will need to speak for myself.

Thank you =   merci 

You’re welcome =   soyez le bienvenu 

 

Please =   s'il vous plaît 

Where is the ladies bathroom located? =   Où est la salle de bain dames situé 

Scotch with ice, please =   Glenlivet Scotch avec des glaçons, s'il vous plaît

However I am fearful that this cartoon will be how I end up.  Hopefully I will get extra Scotch instead of food!

 

 

Day 9 Preparation for Paris trip:  Read the French-English dictionary