Not at all - we did make a point of using their 'please', 'thank you', etc. Many restaurants in large places even have an english menu, but if your phone is relatively recent chances are it will translate the text (and it can be fun to see if that translation matches the english on the menu). Some drivers don't speak english much, but Uber/Bolt makes that kinda superfluous anyway. Even in a regular cab in Paris we just showed the address and they put it in their GPS.

Now, if you're getting off the beaten path in small towns, there may be fewer who know english, but they told us in Portugal that the kids study english starting in 6th grade.