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After learning to say “Good Morning” and “Good Night”, now it’s time to learn to say “Good Afternoon” in five different languages. Click on the phrase below to hear the sounds.

English: Good Afternoon
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We taught you how to say “Good Evening” in a previous lesson. Now, learn to say “Good Morning” in five different languages. Click on the phrase to hear the sounds.

English: Good Morning
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While travelling to other countries, it’s good to know how to wish your host “good morning” or “good evening” in their language. Today we teach you how to say “Good Evening” in five different languages. Click on the phrase below to hear the sounds.

English: Good Evening
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“Thank you” is the most powerful phrase you can learn to say. If you are travelling to another country, if you are able to express your gratitude in their local language, you will be much more accepted by the locals. Today, we teach you how to say “Thank you” in five other languages. Click on the phrase to hear the sounds.

English: Thank you
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Previously, we taught you how to say “Hello” and “How are you?” in 5 languages. Today, we are going to teach you how to respond “I am fine” in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Hindi. When you are travelling abroad, it is important to be able to make small talk with the locals. In many places , you will be treated like family if you demonstrate that you are making an effort to learn their local language. To hear the sounds, click on the phrase below:

English: I am fine
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Today we are going to teach you how to say “How are you?” in 5 languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Hindi. After “Hello”, “How are you?” is the next best ice breaker when you are travelling to foriegn lands. Click on the links below to hear the sounds.
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We start the series by teaching you how to say “Hello” in 5 languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Hindi. Just stop and think of how many ways there are to say Hello in this world in all our languages. If you are able to say Hello in someone’s language you create an immediate connection with them. To hear the sound click on the phrase below.

English: Hello
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