How to get around a language barrier?

Read books and speak with locals for language practices

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By using applications for translation

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Always carry a dictionary with you

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Ask for help when you face any difficulty

Take language classes

By understanding their cultures

Learning new things take time so, be patient

Attend local people's parties, fair to know them more

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