Prijazni domačini

 Popoldne smo se s puncami odpravile v stari del mesta. Nismo točno vedele kam moremo it. Ustavile smo se na prvi stojnici, ki smo jo videle in si kupile zapestnice. Gospo, ki je tam delala smo vprašale v kateri smeri je ta stari del. Zelo prijazna je bila in nam je razložila po kateri ulici moremo it in kam zavit. Prišle smo do ulice, z ogromno stojnic in trgovin z spominki. Pogledale smo si čisto vsako, čeprav so si vse podobne. Kupovale smo si spominke in nakit. Zelo smo bile presenečene nad prijaznostjo in pozitivno energijo prodajalcev. Čisto vsi so bili nasmejani, nas pozdravili, vprašali če lahko kako pomagajo... Velikokrat so nas vprašali iz kje smo, in zelo me je presenetilo, da so vedeli kje je Slovenija in katero je naše glavno mesto. Na koncu pa so nas vedno lepo pozdravili, se zahvalili in zaželeli lep dan. Skratka en velik plus Cipra so vsaj meni prijazni domačini. 

 In the afternoon, we went with the girls to the old part of the city. We stopped at the first stall we saw and bought some bracelets. We asked the lady who was working there which direction was the old part. She was very nice and explained which street we could go down and where to turn. We came to a street with lots of stalls and souvenir shops. We looked at every single one, even though they were all similar. We bought souvenirs and jewellery. We were very surprised by the kindness and positive energy of the sellers. They were all smiling, greeting us, asking if there was anything they could do to help... We were often asked where we were from, and I was very surprised that