Say the right thing on every trip

1,099 ready-made phrases for the moments you actually meet when you travel, from ordering food to finding a pharmacy. Every phrase has audio and an easy pronunciation guide.

  • 🔊 Audio for every phrase
  • 🗣️ Easy pronunciation
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Illustration of an Italian market stall with leather bags, scarves, fruit and a card payment terminal🇮🇹 ItalianHow Much Is It in Italian? Euros, Tax Refunds and PayingHow to ask how much something costs in Italian, with audio, plus numbers for prices, VAT and tax-free shopping, cash and cards, and shopping customs.November 12, 2026 · 4 min readIllustration of a Japanese shop counter with a coin tray, yen and a paper shopping bag🇯🇵 JapaneseHow Much Is It in Japanese? Yen, Tax and Paying at the CounterHow to ask how much something costs in Japanese, with audio, plus yen and big numbers, tax, cash and cards, and shopping customs.November 12, 2026 · 5 min readIllustration of a Spanish market stall with oranges, ceramic pots and woven baskets, a card payment terminal and euro coins🇪🇸 SpanishHow Much Is It in Spanish? Prices, Bargaining and PayingHow to ask how much something costs in Spanish with audio: numbers, euro and peso prices, bargaining at markets, paying by card, and receipts.November 12, 2026 · 2 min readIllustration of an outdoor Italian trattoria table with pasta, red wine, espresso and bread🇮🇹 ItalianHow to Order Food in Italian: Coperto, Courses and Coffee RulesHow to order food in Italian, with audio and pronunciation, plus coperto, courses, coffee and the bill in a trattoria, a bar and a pizzeria.November 12, 2026 · 5 min readIllustration of a tapas bar counter with small plates of tapas, olives, a glass of red wine and a basket of bread🇪🇸 SpanishHow to Order Food in Spanish: Tapas, Menú del Día and the BillHow to order food in Spanish with audio: tapas, the menú del día, drinks, allergies and asking for the bill, with tips for Spain and Latin America.November 12, 2026 · 3 min readIllustration of two friends greeting each other with a kiss on the cheek in a sunny Italian piazza🇮🇹 ItalianHow to Say Hello in Italian: Buongiorno, Ciao and Tu or LeiHow to say hello in Italian, with audio and pronunciation: ciao, buongiorno, buonasera, goodbye, thank you, introductions and the tu and Lei difference.November 12, 2026 · 4 min read

Not a translator, a phrasebook

A translator turns whatever you type into another language, word for word, and you have to know what to ask. PhrasePort gives you the phrases travelers actually need, like “Is this a non-smoking room?”, “Is there a dining car?” and “I’m just looking.” Each one is ready to play out loud or show on your screen.