Me No Speak: Asia series
At some point during our travels, we’ve all resorted to comical gestures and weird hand motions in fruitless attempts to communicate with a local. Even more so in regions where symbols accompany the language.
Enter the “Me No Speak” series.
A clever (and creative!) series designed by Cheryn Flanagan and Benjamin Kolowich, the Me No Speak guides are picture books for adults with drawings of common, day-to-day items like cash, water, and transportation.
They also provide common phrases that will “help you eat, sleep, & get around… without bumbling your way through a hard-to-speak language” in a handy little pocket-sized book.
Why didn’t I think of this idea first?!
Price: $9.95 | Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, and Thai.
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Lola (Akinmade) Åkerström
Lola (Akinmade) Åkerström is a MatadorU faculty member and Network contributor. Her work has appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Vogue, BBC, Fodors.com, and many more. Follow her photoblog at Sweden.se.
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