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The first time I went anywhere was to Havana, and spoke three words in Spanish. It was embarrassing ![]() But Google basic Spanish, learn greetings, please, thank you, where is stuff, etc. Cuba is de nada for you're welcome vs con gusto in other countries. Papaya is a bad word and do NOT use it outside of the buffet at the resort ![]() most other stuff is generic. A popular tourist phrase is "mucho bueno" which means nothing in any proper form ![]()
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![]() Oh, and if you know French at all, Spanish shouldn't be tough. Same language structure with feminine/masculine, verb tense, etc. Also formal vs. casual greetings.
"Como Estas" for casual, staff that call you amigo or campenero. "Como esta usted" for more formal greetings. Assume all women are Senora, not seniorita. But similar to French. Not tough to learn if you've already played with other languages.
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