Inter-Continental Hotel Tangier
Park Brooks, Boulevard de Paris Tangier, Morocco
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Day 21 - Tangier and more ...
Today we wake up to an buffet breakfast thats included in our room rate. And the kids LOVE it. I slept like a rock last night, but Simon and Janice were awoken by the sounds of the prayers through the night and in the morning. Our hotel is less than one block away from the largest mosque in all of Tangier ...
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The smells of Tangier
... spanish back to me and my getting very panicked. Alas, I have secretly continued my aspirations at learning words here and there, but mostly keep them to myself. I’ve learned ones ability to function in another language relies perhaps more heavily on the ability to comprehend, than to speak. The spanish-english dictionary is far more useful when trying to speak than when trying to understand. The relevance to Tangier - Morocco’s second language ...
'Play it again, Sam!'
... further on, sitting in the middle of our little temporary home. I needed the toilet and quietly touched the Muslim mother, but before I could ask her, both husbands in the compartment immediately jumped in and demanded to know what I wanted. Despite cultural differences, I wasn't happy in them almost suggesting that this woman had no right to be spoken to in her own right. I stared at them both and indicated that I wanted to speak to her, not them!! She ...
The fun was Tangerble...a ha ha
... know, down here is big square, and over there is Kasbah...come, I take you." "No, thanks, we know the way."
Repeat the last couple of lines with some minor variations, and they will generally go away. The simple rules are: don't be rude, don't be aggressive, and if they start walking ahead of you, stop or take a detour. 99% of the time, they will simply walk off. If someone does get shouty or aggressive, then do shout back and try to get other Moroccans involved - ...
Step 26: Running to Relaxation
... After eating and relaxing, we got a feel for the town walking around looking at little shops and then heading into the old medina. Unfortunately, it was around siesta time therefore the shops in the old medina were all closed. Instead of waiting around, we hurried back to the hotel, gathered our beach gear and frolicked through the sand to a safe spot between two families. Moroccan beaches are much different than those of the United States, as one could imagine. The beaches ...
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