For some, there’s nothing so satisfying as winding down a day on the road with a cold beer and a snack – especially if the temperature has been scorching.

But if you’ve just landed in a new country and you’re in desperate need for a pint, you could find yourself with a beer in hand sooner if you know how to ask for it like a local.

And, knowing just what to say when making a toast could just make you some new friends along the way.
Expedia has revealed the best way to ask for a beer and say cheers in 17 different countries around the world, alongside the typical snack that locals might have with their cold brew in a new infographic.

For example, in Thailand, you need to say ow bee-a neung krup (male) or ow bee-a neung ka (female) depending on your bartender’s gender.

Instead of beer nuts, you could get a range of different snacks, including salt-dried fish in Russia and soy beans in Japan. Read on to quench your thirst for beer-ordering knowledge.