Sentence examples for friendly to foreigners from inspiring English sources

They are friendly to foreigners and know why they have dropped by.

In Latin America, for example, a region generally friendly to foreigners, three countries stand out: Bolivia, Ecuador and Venezuela.

Under impertinent questioning from your reporter, he admitted to hearing that the British are not very friendly to foreigners, or as he put it, that "they do not want to talk to them".

In the buildup to the games citizens have been encouraged to be friendly to foreigners (as well as to report suspicious-looking ones to the secret police).China's Olympic cheer involves first shouting a sportsmanlike "Go, Olympics!" and a giving a double-thumbs-up.

Senior officials in Bonn, including Chancellor Kohl, have condemned attacks on foreigners as "shameful for Germany". Mr. Kohl has asserted that Germany "is a country friendly to foreigners, and will remain so". But critics say he has failed to grasp the severity of the rightist challenge, or that he is reluctant to face it because he fears alienating conservative voters.

They settled on Argentina because the country was relatively friendly to foreigners who wanted to do business there.

These days, locals give friendly warnings to foreigners: do not go downtown after dark.

Check out the World Economic Forum's list of the most friendly countries to foreigners in the world.

Both Hockton and Wendy Justice noted how friendly Southeast Asians are to foreigners.

You'll find it hard to avoid, and hard not to enjoy, meeting some Serbs; many speak very good English, and are friendly and keen to talk to foreigners.

That's why there are so many foreigners here". So even if there are existing cafes to go to, they're don't exactly seem friendly to locals.