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Not real sure if this is an answer to your question, but many people in Europe speak at least some English. I would think that guides would all speak English, as well as the shop folks in the dock area.They may not speak it right away, but if you learn a few words in their language, and at least give it a try, they usually respond very quickly. Try and learn "Please" "Thank you" "Hello" "Good-bye", etc.If nothing else, you can pick up a phrase book or a translator, about the size of a small calculator, and that should help out alot, in case their English is not that good.Have Fun!
Not real sure if this is an answer to your question, but many people in Europe speak at least some English. I would think that guides would all speak English, as well as the shop folks in the dock area.
They may not speak it right away, but if you learn a few words in their language, and at least give it a try, they usually respond very quickly. Try and learn "Please" "Thank you" "Hello" "Good-bye", etc.
If nothing else, you can pick up a phrase book or a translator, about the size of a small calculator, and that should help out alot, in case their English is not that good.
Have Fun!
