@sidewalksafari@flipboard.com avatar sidewalksafari , to random

I've lived in Lisbon for a few years now and I'll admit, this day trip idea from @ was new to me. So excited to discover lots of amazing things to do and hidden gems as part of my research to curate my Storyboard

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"The future is dangerous. Don't go any further. Please."

Lost in Translation: A fascinating example of how language nuances can change the tone of a message.
The Japanese sign at Hotel Balmoral Karuizawa politely warns of danger ahead, while the English translation takes on a more ominous tone.

The image shows a sign with text in both Japanese and English. The sign is white with red and brown text. The Japanese text at the top reads "お願い この先は危険ですので、これ以上前へ行かないようお願い致します。" which translates to "Please, this area ahead is dangerous, so I kindly ask you not to go any further." Below this, in English, it seems to be an automatic translation to the message: "The future is dangerous. Don't go any further. Please." At the bottom of the sign, there is a logo and the text "ホテルバーモラル軽井沢" (Hotel Balmoral Karuizawa) in both Japanese and English. The sign is mounted on a wooden structure, possibly a fence or wall, with a metal hook at the top for hanging. The background is a wooden surface, likely part of a building or structure."
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@janettespeyer@flipboard.social avatar janettespeyer , to random

I’ve read so many travel blogs about the Balkans.
If anyone has any additional travel tips to get across these countries let me know
1.Albania
2. Montenegro