Travel phrasebook with emergency and everyday phrases

A free travel phrasebook for tourists and travelers. It bundles the essential everyday and emergency phrases in 20 languages with audio, pronunciation help and a one-tap “show to a local” mode. There is even a disaster section and local emergency numbers by country — and it keeps working offline once loaded.

How to use the phrasebook

1
Pick your two languages

Choose your language and the language of the country you are in.

2
Find the phrase

Browse by situation or search; tap ▶ to hear it, or 👁 to show it big to a local.

3
Be ready for emergencies

Open 🆘 SOS for local emergency numbers and key phrases, and fill in your medical card.

Say what matters in 20 languages — even offline

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Features

20 languages, ready offline
Hundreds of essential phrases across 10 situations are bundled in the page, so the phrasebook keeps working with no signal — perfect for planes, borders and remote areas.
Audio and pronunciation help
Tap any phrase to hear it spoken aloud, and see romanization (Latin transliteration) for non-Latin scripts so you can attempt it yourself.
Show it to a local
One tap shows the phrase in giant text in the other person’s language — hand them your phone when speaking is hard.
Emergency & disaster ready
Dedicated emergency, medical and disaster sections cover earthquakes, evacuation, allergies and “call an ambulance”, with critical phrases human-verified.
Local emergency numbers
A built-in SOS screen shows the police, ambulance and fire numbers for 50+ countries, with one tap to dial.
Personal medical card
Save your allergies, conditions and blood type once and show a clear medical card to doctors abroad.

Why an offline phrasebook beats a translator app

Live translators need a connection and can mistranslate fast speech in a crisis. A curated phrasebook works offline, plays clear audio, and its emergency phrases are human-verified — so the moment you need “I’m allergic to penicillin” or “Where is the shelter?”, it is right and instant. For anything not in the list, the built-in voice translator handles free conversation.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Once the page has loaded, all phrases and emergency numbers are stored on your device, so you can use them offline while travelling.

How accurate are the translations?

Emergency, medical and disaster phrases are human-verified in every language. Everyday phrases for our 9 main languages are reviewed; for the remaining travel languages we mark them as machine-assisted, so double-check anything critical.

Which languages are included?

Twenty: English, Russian, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Turkish, Thai, Greek, Vietnamese, Hindi, Indonesian, Polish, Dutch and Ukrainian.

How do the local emergency numbers work?

Open the 🆘 SOS screen and pick the country you are in. It shows the police, ambulance, fire and general emergency numbers, and you can tap one to dial.

What is the medical card for?

You can note your allergies, conditions, medication and blood type. They are saved only in your browser and can be shown to doctors or paramedics abroad.

I need to say something not in the list.

Use the built-in link to our voice translator for free real-time conversation in many languages.

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Who is this tool for?
♿ Accessibility Users 🗣️ Language Learners ✈️ Travelers & Tourists
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