My best friend and I are going to Monaco these two days. Is there anything to pay attention to?

1. Change some euros. Some stores don't necessarily accept credit cards.

If you want to go to Monte Carlo, you'd better take a tour bus, which takes a long walk.

The crime rate in Monaco is almost zero because there are policemen everywhere. And the territory is relatively small, so the law and order is very good.

In Morocco, English as an international language has no place at all! Morocco was once a colony of France and Spain. The official languages were Arabic and French. Many people chose Spanish, German and Italian as their third languages ... English was only taught in public schools and high schools, and few people spoke English in the 1960s and 1970s. The younger generation can basically understand and communicate in English because the satellite TV station plays Hollywood movies in cycles. Road signs, buildings, dishes and local spoken language are all Arabic+French, so Chinglish is probably of little use. So please arrange your itinerary and accommodation before you travel. This is not Europe and Southeast Asia, so it is not suitable for the first impromptu trip. Youyou was cheated out of half his money when he bought something, so he settled accounts with someone else. Not only did he not get back the difference, but he was also ridiculed. And I didn't understand the radio and took the wrong train direction).

I also suggest that you download a French assistant and other language apps for emergency, and remember some commonly used Arabic:

Hello = Hello = Salam Aricomey, "Salam Marigon"

Thank you = thank you = Shu Kelan, "Shu Kelan"

No, thank you = no, thank you = spicy, Shuklan.

This sentence is very useful. Please repeat 10 if you want to be your tour guide in Marrakech, the ancient city of Fez.

Where = where is ... = Finn ...? "pronounced fin"

The Chinese transliteration above is just an example. Please listen to the original sound yourself in the translation software, and spare more common words.

5. Remind not to drink (at least not in public)!

6. Women's dress: When packing clothes, avoid wearing low-cut see-through clothes, preferably trousers and long skirts, sleeveless shirts with a small sunscreen coat. You don't have to wear a suit or anything. Nobody cares. Everything is comfortable, don't be too exposed.

7. In most restaurants and cafes in Morocco, you should tip, such as drinking coffee. Pay more to the person who serves you when you check out 1 (not to the boss or cashier). A tip of 1 is enough for spending more than ten dollars. Give tens of dollars or so, don't spoil the waiter. Someone enthusiastically shows you the way, carries your luggage, arranges things, introduces scenic spots ... you'd better pay more attention, usually you have to tip, and you will insist on more. Again, get some accommodation in advance, don't cram for the last minute, don't think you can go to heaven the first time, and I don't care if you lose.

8. Some mosques are only open to believers and tourists visit the periphery. Please don't pretend that you are a believer and get kicked out (China people have done this in the news). If you visit a mosque that is open to tourists, remember to take off your shoes and keep your arms and legs bare. When taking pictures of local residents, you should obtain the consent of the other party in advance.

Finally, I wish you a pleasant journey and a safe return! ! !