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alec meets a group of foreign students.
alec: excuse me, what country are you from?
voitek: i am from poland.
alec: do you live in warsaw?
voitek: no, i don’t i live in a small town in the north of poland. let me introduce you to my friend
lucy.
alec: i am ever so glad to meet you.
voitek: lucy is from france, from paris. she is french. by the way, do you speak french?
alec: i am afraid i don’t. i speak only two foreign languages, english and spanish. and i prefer to speak
spanish, as i know it much better than english.
voitek: oh, that’s fine! lucy speaks spanish rather well. her mother is from south america. as for me
i can’t speak spanish but i understand nearly everything. lucy and i are pen-friends.
alec: would you like to join me and my fellow-students? we can have a good time together.
voitek: that’d be lovely.
alec: come on, then.

Kim was a taxi driver and often hung around Central Station in hope that a rich Arabian tourist would ask him to drive to the Business Center.

One day he caught sight of two confused Japanese holidaymakers looking at a map. One of the Japanese was crying as Kim made them got inside the taxi and laid their luggage at the back. “Surely, you feel happy to visit our city. Have you come here for the first time? Where would you like me to take you?” Kim started driving away without waiting for any answer. He showed the Japanese tourists round the President’s Palace, the Business Center, and the Zoo. All through the way the Japanese went on explaining something to the taxi driver. They kept pointing at the map, red in the face. Outside the shopping center, they were caught in a traffic jam. It happened so that one of the tourists’ countrymen was passing by and heard them shouting out of the taxi window. He let them explain what had happened. Then he offered himself as an interpreter and finally announced that Kim had misunderstood the whole situation as the Japanese only wanted to know where the entrance to the station was.

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