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Taxis and pedicabs (rickshaws) are available in the well-trafficked parts of town. Pedicab rates are negotiable whereas taxis typically are metered (though rates may be negotiated upfront in some cases). |
Taxis and pedicabs (rickshaws) are available in the well-trafficked parts of town. Pedicab rates are negotiable whereas taxis typically are metered (though rates may be negotiated upfront in some cases). |
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==Speak== |
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===Language=== |
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Like most Chinese cities, Yuyao has its own dialect, a language similar to Shanghainese called ''Yuyaohua''. Being able to speak a few words of Yuyao's dialect (something not even expected of Chinese from outside the city) will go a long way towards impressing the locals. |
Like most Chinese cities, Yuyao has its own dialect, a language similar to Shanghainese called ''Yuyaohua''. Being able to speak a few words of Yuyao's dialect (something not even expected of Chinese from outside the city) will go a long way towards impressing the locals. |
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* ''zao zong ho'' - good morning |
* ''zao zong ho'' - good morning |
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* ''wo teng vi deng'' - I don't understand (what was said) |
* ''wo teng vi deng'' - I don't understand (what was said) |
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===Beggars=== |
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Like much of urban China, beggars are present in Yuyao. Most if not all are professionals who work a particular territory and pay a cut of their earnings to a boss. Some will sit on the sidewalk and beg while others will chase after their targets and attempt to pester them into handing over money. Ignoring the latter type and walking swiftly away is usually the best course of action. |
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==See== |
==See== |