Japanese travelling to several europa countries in may. My

>>1217178
List the countries. In France, no. They have an inferiority complex about their language.

>>1217187
That's a bit of a myth, especially when it comes to the under 30s. Sure some people are just fed up with tourists and will use that as an excuse but locals whose towns are overrun with them get that way all over the world.

>>1217187
Finland
Denmark
Iceland
Norway
Sweden

All the north countries.

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>>1217187
I have friends tell me that french people got angry when they speak english. I know germany you can have full conversations with german people no problem

>>1217209
Nordic countries are easymode. You'll have no problem with English. You might even run into people who speak Japanese .

>>1217209
France is not that bad, but it depends on your luck. I believe they'd be way more forgiving since you're obviously not european, thus it's god you speak even one eu language.

As for your choice - great job. Those are among the most english-fluent countries we have, so foresee no problems. One more place you might like is Estony - small, peaceful, climatic. Younger generations are taught english there as well.

Have fun

>>1217209
You'll be fine in the north, most everyone speaks at least a little English there.

Enjoy your trip, my friend

>>1217209
That's fine then, pretty much everyone in scandinavia speaks perfect English.

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>>1217246
Thank you