Experdize Egyptian Tour Guide - Applied

How to play: you are the guide on a coach running the length of Vietnam, and you are the only person on board who has both languages. Three things are asked of you. You give the commentary over the microphone in Egyptian — where the coach is going, what is out of the window and its history — and then say it in English for the group, because your passengers have not a word of it. A passenger asks you a question in Egyptian, and you pick the Egyptian answer. And they ask you things in English that only you can put to the driver, the ticket window or a woman in a boat — so you pick the Egyptian to say for them. Every line is spoken aloud, with the pronunciation guide and the English written underneath at the easier difficulties. A wrong pick shows you what would have worked, teaches why, and the moment comes round again later, so every stop ends well however it goes. Five stops make the tour: Hanoi and the Temple of Literature, Ha Long Bay, the imperial citadel at Hue, the old town of Hoi An, and Saigon with the Mekong delta. There is no losing and no time limit; the clock only remembers how long the stop took, and the flags how many things you got right first time. It is the twelfth lesson of the Egyptian course — everything said on this coach is built from the words the earlier lessons teach.