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I've seen to much movies to tell people I'm lost in a foreign country. They will kidnap your ass and sell you into sex slavery.
If you watched "Taken" then all you have to do is talk to someone at the airport..
"Good Luck"
Icastillo i love your bio, quoting batman i see ;)
Studying abroad can last a long time. It can be disorienting returning home after such a long time. Time doesn't remain suspended when you leave; things will change and it can be difficult to readjust to coming home.
OP might even live in a bigger city or some such explanation.
What a nice welcome home.
Its amazing what google translate can do
Op may not have a smartphone. So no luxery of google translate.. Plus it is not always right..
O and if Op did have a smartphone Op could have just used the gps on it...
Brain fart
I hope he didn't understand what you were doing
So you got that he was muttering about rude foreigners but you couldn't recall a word for the grocery store?? Oooookay then
When you don't speak your native tongue for a long time you will forget how to say some things but still remember others
Keywords
I'm friends with a girl who was an exchange student from Germany in high school and after a few months of being surrounded by English all the time, she even had a hard time talking to her parents on the phone.
I often fumble over my words when I've been studying broads.