Antigua and Barbuda

Discover the twin-island paradise of Antigua and Barbuda, famous for its 365 stunning beaches. While English is widely spoken, understanding local expressions and nuances can give you a deeper insight into the vibrant Caribbean culture and lifestyle.

Excuse me, can you help me?: Excuse me, can you help me? (Excuse me, can you help me?)

A polite way of asking for help or directions from a local.

Where is the nearest bank?: Where is the nearest bank? (Where is the nearest bank?)

Used to ask for the location of the closest bank.

How do I get to the beach?: How do I get to the beach? (How do I get to the beach?)

Used to ask for directions to the beach.

Is there a restaurant nearby?: Is there a restaurant nearby? (Is there a restaurant nearby?)

Used to ask for the location of a nearby restaurant.

Which way to the airport?: Which way to the airport? (Which way to the airport?)

Used to ask for directions to the airport.

Can you show me on the map?: Can you show me on the map? (Can you show me on the map?)

Used to request the local to point out a location on a map.

How far is the bus stop?: How far is the bus stop? (How far is the bus stop?)

Used to enquire for the distance to the nearest bus stop.

Excuse me, where can I find a taxi?: Excuse me, where can I find a taxi? (Excuse me, where can I find a taxi?)

Used to ask for the location of taxis or taxi stands.

Can you tell me the way to the supermarket?: Can you tell me the way to the supermarket? (Can you tell me the way to the supermarket?)

Used to ask for directions to the nearest supermarket.

Which direction do I need to go?: Which direction do I need to go? (Which direction do I need to go?)

Used to ask for the correct direction to the desired location.