Is there any practical English for traveling abroad?

For those who have not traveled to experience the world in person, in a distant and strange country, language barrier may be the biggest obstacle. But the fact is, sometimes we really exaggerate this panic: this is a collection of books that we have shared with you for many years, and there is absolutely no problem in communicating with it in basic English ~ ~ Remember to collect it! Take it away. No, thanks!

Commonly used vocabulary in entry and exit forms?

Last name: Last name, last name

Name: first name, first name

Gender: sex, gender

Male: male; Female: female

Nationality: nationality, country of nationality

Passport number: Passport number

Flight number: flight number

Original place of residence: country of origin

Country of destination: country of destination

Boarding city: the city where you boarded the plane.

Visa issuing place: the city where the visa is issued.

Date of issue: date of issue

Date of birth: Date of birth, date of birth

Year: year; Month: month; Day: day

Number of escorts: accommodate $ NUMBER people

Signature: signature

Official Fill-in: For official use only.

Occupation: occupation

Passport; : visa: visa

Boarding and departure: boarding

Landing: Landing

Business visa: business visa

Tourist visa: tourist visa

Common flying words? Terminal: terminal

Arrive at the lobby: Arrive at the lobby

Departure hall: Departure hall

Gate number: Gate number

Boarding pass

Airport tax: airport tax

Registration counter

Customs declaration office: customs service area

Currency declaration: currency declaration

Duty-free goods: Duty-free goods

Large size: large size; Medium: medium; Small: small

Souvenir: souvenir

Luggage, luggage

Checked baggage: checked baggage

Baggage Claim

Hand luggage: Hand luggage

Luggage tag: Luggage tag

Luggage cart: Luggage cart

Tax refund office: tax-free tax refund

Toilet: bathroom, bathroom, bathroom.

Toilet, lounge

Men's toilets: men's toilets, men's toilets, men's toilets.

Women's toilets: women's toilets, women's toilets

In use: occupied

Idle: vacant

Flight attendant: flight attendant (stewardess)

In-plane duty-free sales: in-flight sales

Common vocabulary for currency exchange?

Foreign currency exchange shop: money exchange shop

Exchange rate: exchange rate

Traveler's check: Traveler's check

Handling fee: commission

Bank bid price: We buy (bid).

Bank selling price: we sell (ask)

Foreign exchange: foreign exchange

Common hotel vocabulary?

Check-in procedure: check-in

Room service: Room service

Check out (time): Check out (time)

Reception desk

Hotel lobby: lobby

Cafe: Coffee shop

Waiter (waiter in a restaurant or hotel)

Telephone wake-up service: wake-up call, morning call.

where is the restaurant？ where is the restaurant？

Everyday language?

Hello, nice to meet you: Hello, nice to meet you. ) Nice to meet you. )

May I have your name , please?

May I try it on?

How much: How much?

Cheers: cheers! drink a toast

I'm lost. Can you tell me how to get back to the hotel? I'm lost. Can you help me find my hotel?

Could you take a picture for me？

Thank you very much.

You're welcome: you're welcome

I just can't help it.

Let's keep in touch.

How can I get in touch with you?

I will do my best: I will do my best.

Just a moment, please.

After you: After you.

We should go: we'd better go.

I am really exhausted: I am really dead.

Is that really the case?

I don't know exactly: I'm not sure.

Great, great: that's amazing.

That's a good idea: brilliant idea.

It's true: do you really mean it?

You've been a big help.

I'm broke: I'm broke.

I never liked this thing very much: I never liked it anyway.

Do not play games with me!

It depends: that depends.

How can I get to ...? : Excuse me, how can I get there?

The most complete food-related English translation?

Order goods:

May I have a menu, please?

May I have a menu, please? /Please show me the menu.

Do you have a Chinese menu?

Do you have a Chinese menu?

May I see the wine list?

May I see the wine list?

Can you recommend some good wine?

Can you recommend some good wine?

Can I order now?

May I order, please

Does the restaurant have today's specials?

Do you have today's specials?

Check out: Please check out.

Pack (take away): Take away.

Fruit (fruit):

Pitaya, pitaya

Tomato tomato

Pineapple and apple

Watermelon, watermelon and melon

Banana banana

shaddock

Orange orange

apple

Lemon lemon

Cherry cherry

Peach. Peach.

pear

Jujube

(pit date)

coconut

Strawberry strawberry

Raspberry raspberry

Blueberry Blueberry

Blackberry blackberry

Grape vine

sugarcane

Mango mango

Papaya papaya or papaya?

Apricot

Nectarine of the genus Nectarine

persimmon

pomegranate

Durian jackfruit

areca

Bitter orange (bitter orange from Spain)

Kiwi or Kiwi?

kumquat

flat peach

Litchi Litchi

green plum

haw

Peach and peach

Melon, melon

Plum plums

Yangmei Yangmei

Longan Longan

Shaguo apple

Carambola carambola

loquat

tangerine

wax apple

Guava guava

Meat and vegetables:

Pumpkin pumpkin

sweet corn

Beef beef

pork

Mutton mutton

Lamb lamb

penis

Lettuce, lettuce, lettuce

China cabbage

cabbage

Small carrot

Carrots. Carrots

Leek in leek

wood ear

Pea pea

Potato (potato)

Cucumber cucumber

Bitter gourd

gumbo

onion

Celery celery

celery sticks

sweet potato

Mushroom mushroom

Olive olive

Spinach spinach

China) Wax gourd

lotus root

Porphyra

Rape of rape

aubergine

Coriander coriander

loquat

green pepper

Green beans and green beans

Tremella silver fungus

tendon

elbow joint

Fennel (medicinal fennel oil)

Carp carp

Bacon with bacon

Enoki Mushroom

Lentils and lentils

Betel nut

Arctium lappa

Summer radish of radish

bamboo shoots

Chinese mugwort

mung bean

Soybean green soybean

lean meat

Fat spot

Day lily (day lily bud)

Bean sprouts

Luffa. Luffa.

(Note: In the United States, loofah or loofah used for bathing is not edible. )

Seafood (seafood):

Shrimp peeled shrimp

Lobster lobster

Crayfish (Shrinking)

Crab crab

Crab feet and crab meat

Shrimp (shrimp)

Shrimp, shrimp

(Toast) Squid

Sea cucumber sea cucumber

Scallop in scallop

Abalone with sea ear

Baker's meat bug

Oyster oyster

fish scale

jellyfish

Turtle turtle

clam

Bayukurt

butterfish

Shrimp egg

Silver carp silver carp

yellow croaker

Seasoning (seasoning):

Xiaoyi Wen

Soy sauce

Salt salt

iodized salt

sugar

refined sugar

soy

Salad salad

chili

Pepper (black)

Zanthoxylum bungeanum powder

salad oil

Seasoning fixed sauce seasoning

granulated sugar

brown sugar

crystal sugar

Sesame sesame

Sesame paste sesame paste

Sesame oil

curry

Ketchup red eye

Horseradish horseradish

Onion (shallot)

energy

garlic

Cooking wine

oyster sauce

Lycium barbarum (loquat, Ocha fruit)

eight angles

Yeast powder yeast yellow pepper

Yellow pepper cinnamon cinnamon (very popular in America, many things have cinnamon)

Butter butter

Vanilla extract (essential for dessert)

Flour in flour

Staple food:

Sandwich sandwich

rice

Porridge (rice soup)

(of water) vast and torrential

Chinese dumpling

Noodles noodles

Pizza pizza

Instant noodles instant noodles

Sausage sausage

bread

Butter (white tower oil)

Tea eggs

Rape rape

Cookies

Pickles (pickles)

steamed bread

Cake (cake)

Hamburger. Hamburger

Ham. Ham

Cheese cheese

wonton skin

strong flour

Wheat. Wheat

Barley barley

Highland barley belongs to highland barley

Sorghum sorghum

spring roll

Taro taro

Yam yam

shark's fin

Yellow day lily

Preserved eggs with preserved eggs

mince pie

unpolished rice

Corn corn

Stuffing with stuffing

appetizer

Flour in flour

Oats oats

Sweet potato sweet potato

Steak steak

Ridge slice

Jelly with bean jelly

Glutinous rice glutinous rice glutinous rice

Bird’s Nest

Millet and corn

meatball

Orange orange

Chinese dim sum

Starch starch

egg tart

Dried fruit:

cashew

Peanut peanut

Tutu

Hazel hazel hazel.

Chestnuts. chestnuts

walnut

Almond almond

preserved fruit

Taro taro

Raisin tonic wine

Pistachio nuts

Brazil nut

Water chestnut, water chestnut (different from domestic eating method, eaten as nuts)

Drinks:

red wine

white wine

Brandy brandy

Wine sherry

Soda water (soft drink)

(salt) soda water

Juice juice

Popsicle popsicle

Beer. Beer

yogurt

vodka

Cocktail cocktail

soya milk

soya milk

7-up

Kirin (Japanese beer Kirin)

Cold water

Hans beer

Concentrated juice

iced beer

Sapporo (Japanese beer) Sapporo

Aier beer (USA) ale

Grade a milk gelan milk

Bantu wine Bantu beer

Semi-dry sherry dry sack

Shenshui milk blue milk

Japanese coarse tea board tea

draft beer

white beer

< Scotland >: Barley Brews Highland Barley Wine

coffee mate

Snacks (snacks):

Mint

Crispy biscuit

biscuit

Stick candy

Tea tea

(making tea)

Preserved plum

(burnt) rice crust (on the pot)

Guazi guazi

Popsicle (Bingguo) Popsicle (frozen)

Ice cream ice cream

Preservative preservative

Sundae ice cream sundae

Chocolate beans, marble, chocolate barley

Pudding pudding

Some words about food:

fire

Xuankuaizhu

fricassee

(Braised beef tongue with braised beef tongue)

Barbecue

Burp, burp

I'm full

allay/relieve/quench/slake/assuage one's thirst

Preservatives Preservatives (describing food spoilage)

Expiration date The expiration date of the product.

(Describe wine as good: a good strong brew is absolutely delicious)

Chinese breakfast:

Clay oven roll of sesame seed cake

Youtiao Youtiao

Fried leek jiaozi with leek box

Jiaozi poached jiaozi

steamed jiaozi /dumpling (with meat and vegetable stuffing)

steamed bread

Sliced steamed sandwich

Rice and vegetable rolls

egg pancake

Preserved egg 100 year old egg

Salted Duck Egg

soya milk

Meal:

Porridge porridge

cooked rice

Glutinous rice oil rice

polished glutinous rice

Rice with Stewed Pork

Stir-Fried Rice with Egg

Sweet potato porridge

Facial classification:

Wonton noodle wonton &; noodles

Daoxiao Noodles Daoxiao Noodles

Spicy noodles spicy noodles

Sesame sauce noodles

Duck noodle duck noodle

Eel noodles eel noodles

Wulong noodles seafood noodles

Green noodles with pork and mustard tuber

Oyster noodles

plain batton door

Rice noodles rice noodles

Fried rice noodle fried rice noodle

Soup:

Fish Ball Soup

Meatball soup Meatball soup

Egg drop soup eggs &; vegetable soup

Clams soup

Oyster soup

Seaweed soup

Sweet and sour soup; sour soup

Wonton wonton soup

Pork intestine soup

Pork thick soup

Squid Soup

Squid soup

Lunch:

Bear's paw

venison

Beche sea cucumber

Sea sturgeon sea eel

Salted jellyfish skin

Kelp, kelp

Abalone abalone

shark's fin

Scallop

Lobster lobster

Bird's nest

Roast suckling pig test suckling pig

pettitoes

Boiled salted duck

cured meat

Barbecued pork

Sausage sausage

Fried pork slices and floss

Bar barbecue

meat dish

Vegetarian vegetable

meat broth

local dish

Cantonese cuisine Cantonese cuisine

combo meal

curry rice

Fried rice fried rice

White rice

Crispy rice crispy rice

Porridge, soft rice, porridge

-noodles with noodles

Plain Noodle Soup

Casserole casserole

Hot pot, hot pot

meat bun

Steamed dumplings steamed dumplings

fermented bean curd

tofu

Fermented douchi

Pickled cucumber and pickle

100-year egg

Salted Duck Egg

dried turnip

Western food and Japanese food;

Menu menu

French cuisine

Today's special cuisine Today's special cuisine

Chef's special

Buffet buffet

Fast food fast food.

Professional specialty

Oulu gourmet Europe western restaurant

Aperitif

Dim sum category:

French fry French fries

roast potato

Mashed potatoes mashed potatoes

Omelets

Pudding pudding

Cake dessert

pickled vegetables

Kimchi Korean kimchi

crab meat

Shrimp shrimp

conch

Snail snail

Stewed beef in brown sauce

Smoked bacon

Poached Egg

Sunny-side up eggs.

Fried poached eggs on both sides

Fried eggs. Fried eggs.

Fried eggs half-boiled.

A hard-boiled egg