Say it out loud.
Or just show the screen.
A phrasebook for the moment you're actually standing at the stall. Pick a country, tap a phrase, and your phone speaks it in a real voice — with the native script big enough to hold up to a shopkeeper.
Three taps from your pocket to being understood.
Download it once on hotel Wi-Fi and the whole phrasebook — audio included — comes with you.
Japan
TaiwanSets are named for where you are — buying food, transport, restaurant, emergencies. No lessons, no levels.
The phrase expands in place. Hear it, or turn the screen around — the native script is the biggest thing on it.
The moment you need it is the moment you have no data.
Everything you've downloaded keeps working underground, in the countryside, and on aeroplane mode. When you're offline we say so quietly at the top of the screen — and nothing stops working.
Native script is set as the hero, not as a caption under the English. Japanese and Chinese get proper CJK faces, weights and line-height — not a Latin font stretched over them.
Browse, play and download without an account. Signing in with Google appears once, inline, only when you star a phrase you'd like on your other devices.
No streaks, no mascots, no daily goals. It behaves like a transit app: open it, get the answer, close it.
Starting with Japan and Taiwan
Download your country before you fly.
Open it in the browser, add it to your home screen, pick a country. That's the whole setup.