Going on a trip and want to get by without Google Translate? These guides are made for you. 50 phonetic phrases, cultural tips that tourist guides don't share, and a compact glossary to keep on you.
Over 400 million speakers, 22 countries. Moroccan, Egyptian, Levantine or Gulf: this kit gives you the essentials to get by anywhere.
Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka. Japanese may seem intimidating, but Japanese people are very patient with foreigners who make the effort. This kit gives you the keys.
From Istanbul to Cappadocia, from the Bosphorus to the beaches of Antalya. Turkish has a very regular phonetic grammar: what you read is what you pronounce.
Over a billion speakers. Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu. Tones may seem intimidating, but Chinese people love when foreigners try. This kit gives you the keys.
Over 500 million speakers across 21 countries. From Madrid to Buenos Aires, via Mexico City and Bogotá. The most useful language for traveling in the Americas.
Over 600 million speakers in India. Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Varanasi. A well-placed Namaste opens every door. This kit gives you the essentials for northern India.
Bahasa Indonesia is one of the most accessible languages in the world: no tones, no complex conjugation, Latin alphabet. 270 million speakers across 17,000 islands.
From Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, 100 million speakers. The tones can surprise you, but Vietnamese people love when foreigners try. This kit gives you the keys.
From Athens to the Cyclades, via Crete and Thessaloniki. The Greek alphabet may seem intimidating but this survival kit makes everything accessible.
From Warsaw to Krakow, 45 million speakers. Consonants chain together, but pronunciation is regular. Polish people love when foreigners make the effort.
Netherlands, Flemish Belgium, Suriname. 25 million speakers. Close to English and German, surprisingly accessible. A "dank je wel" opens more doors than a "thank you".
Greetings, directions, emergencies, restaurant, hotel and transport. Real-world travel situations.
Every phrase comes with its phonetic transcription. No need to read the local alphabet.
Social codes, offensive gestures, local habits. What tourist guides forget to mention.
The words you'll see everywhere: signs, menus, transport. To memorize before leaving.
Every phrase is available in French and English. Useful if you travel with English speakers.
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