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- Mobile phone/camera
- Insect repellent
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- Visa (if applicable)
- Copy of your travel insurance policy
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- Keep group members in view, especially if weather or visibility is poor
- Please stay where you are if you become separated from the group. The leader will retrace their steps to find you.
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‘Shukran’ – Thank you
‘’Afak/’afik/’afakum’ – Please (said to M/F/Pl)
‘Bessalama/M’a ssalama’ – Goodbye
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‘Emen’ – Water
‘Yella!’ – Let’s go!
‘Tighmi’ – House
‘T’ish!’ – Eat!
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