Miscommunications while travelling

A volunteer enjoyed the fried noodles served with soup at an Asian restaurant and asked the waitress for their name.

Misunderstanding her accented response, he believed they were called “Kwan Chi noodles.”

What did the Asian waitress really said?

A newcomer to the U.S. kept seeing “Ped Xing” on street signs and wondered who this famous Chinese person was, only to later realize it stood for "_________”.

In a small French town, a traveller, panicking while being lost, approached locals and asked, “Où est le choo-choo?” while mimicking a whistle. The amused locals directed them to the station. What station?

• train

• bus

• underground

• railway

In Japan, a tourist used the emoji, thinking it represented a high-five, only to learn it signifies prayer or ________ in Japanese culture

• excuse

• gratitude

• apology

• sorrow

In Boquete, Panama whilst attempting to buy jeans one tourist spent five minutes telling a store assistant about his desire to buy pants for horses (caballos) instead of men (__________) in his broken Spanish.

• cavalleros

• cabaleros

• caballeros