Question

TRAVELLING TO JAPAN Language can cause problems. When trying to book a hotel in Hiroshima (still a fairly major destination) I thought I'd try out a traditional Japanese ryokan. When the receptionist answered the phone I asked if she spoke English; all I got was a reply in Japanese. Not wanting to hang up rudely, I said 'Thank you, good bye' and got a reply in perfect English. That is the only downside with Japan. Whilst most people are very welcoming, friendly and want to practice their English on you, a small minority will resent you being there. A few more tips: There is no tipping, although the Japanese are getting used to it so they won't say 'no'! Also, it is the Japanese custom to bow. I was never quite sure if there was a correct way to do this but I found that as long as you obviously attempted it and gave people a friendly smile they'd offer you a handshake as a sort of compromise. In Kyoto, one of the better known areas is Shijo. Here you can buy just about anything and prices are fairly reasonable. It's all under cover as well, so it makes a great escape when the rain sets in. I managed to spend an entire day there and I'm not the greatest fan of shopping. One thing to look out for is some of the things written on T-shirts. They obviously make sense in Japanese, but things get lost in translation and some end up looking like they were made just by printing random words... If you want to try on traditional clothes but don't really want to buy them, some hostels will allow you to do this. At the hostel I stayed at in Kyoto, you could try on a kimono and shoes for free. Faça a tradução do texto acima do inglês para o português. A tradução deverá ser escrita a mão. Marque a alternativa correta das questões abaixo. 1) In the sentence, "When trying to book a hotel...", the underlined word means: al X Livro cl ) Caderno bl ) Reservar di ) Anotar 2) The receptionist first answered the traveler in...​

Answer 1

Resposta:

man eu não vi nem uma palavra sublinhada mais se for a reservar e a letra c reservar ta

Explicação:

obs eu acho