Language Products

Everyone loves a tryer. Didn't saying 's'il vous plaît' instead of 'please' put a smile on that Parisian waiter's face? And the little old lady in the shop in La Costa del Sol was delighted with you (and thankfully not angry) when you stumbled over '¿cuánto cuestas?' (How much do you cost?) instead of '¿cuánto cuestan?' (How much do they cost?) Cringe!
It's always going to be beneficial on your travels if you try to learn the language and get to know the people. These language learning and translation apps make that possible both in preparation for your travels and on the go.

duolingo

What is it? 
A free app to help you learn a language in a fun and smart way, with daily practice reminders, levels to complete and constant learning adjustments according to your personal strengths and weaknesses. 

How duolingo enriches your travels:
duolingo puts the ability to converse with people in another language within reach. Science-based learning combined with fun games helps you attain your language goals in a faster, more effective and enjoyable way.

HelloTalk

What is it? 
An interactive language and culture exchange community where you can chat with native speakers.

How HelloTalk enriches your travels: 
Get an immediate connection to native speakers around the world helping you learn your desired language through text and voice messages, grammar correction and voice-to-text and text-to-voice tools, ensuring your learning is fast, efficient and robust. Ideal for people looking for company while learning.

Free app with a VIP membership for a low monthly fee that gets you perks such as removing ads and access to unlimited tools, languages and translations. 

Google Translate

What is it?
Google's free online and mobile app instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages.

How Google Translate enriches your travels: 
​A great service to have on hand for those on-the-go translations you need such as in a conversation by using the speaking and listening tool (getting directions, ordering at a bar), or reading a menu by using the photographic translation tool (point your camera at the menu and the entire text is translated).