he Aphasia Tourist Council appreciates your interest. To visit our country it is a common attraction seeing our many and varied cultural sites. Our culture is rich in numbered influence. Visit the Lisbon of the East, the Jewel in the Aphasian crown the city of Phai-An. The beautiful beaches of TiPhoi and Pang are often filled with happy makers of holidays. Of all religions there are worship places worthy to visit for culture and spirit. Please understand written and spoken language of many kinds for ease of travelling: Spanish, Chinese, Aphasian and even Urdu are spoken only some places. Taking of photos in places publically may be forbidden so please be care-taking in choice of guide . Trekking in the mountains may reveal many wonderful nature sites (including the Ia falls) but is activity warned to only avoid for sake of danger. To not cause offence, please observe politeness is a varied behaviour depending on place and of people with its religion and gender. Aphasia is a condition in which the ability to speak or understand language is either absent or no longer works properly. Aphasia is usually the result of an injury to a certain area of the brain. Someone suffering from aphasia may not be able to read words, speak clearly, or understand what others say to them. Those having aphasia are not less intelligent. They just cannot use or understand words. Aphasia is very frustrating for the aphasics and those around them. Signs and Symptoms Aphasia symptoms vary widely from patient to patient, but there are four basic types:Expressive aphasia (a difficulty in speaking or writing).Receptive aphasia (a difficulty in understanding speech or writing).Anomic aphasia (difficulty in using the correct name for people, places, and things). Global aphasia (loss of almost all abilities to understand and use language or to speak).