Phrase Passport
Just enough Spanish for your holiday, learned by ear.
Most language apps want you for life. Most people just want to order a coffee, pay the bill and say thank you.
Most apps are also built on reading and spelling. If reading is hard work for you, they are hard work too.
Phrase Passport was made by [your name] at Lanternfish Media, a small independent UK publisher. [Keep or remove:] I am dyslexic and I find languages hard, so I built the app I wanted for myself.
You can switch on the spelling, or a sound-it-out line, if they help you. You never need them.
The app teaches the Spanish of Spain. Most of it is understood in Latin America too.
[Say who checked the Spanish, once it has been checked.]
The Spanish voices and the pictures were made with artificial intelligence tools. The voices are not recordings of real people. The English is read by your own device's voice.
The app is free. It has no adverts and does not track you. One day we may add links to useful things for a trip, such as a travel SIM. If a link earns us money, we will say so clearly beside it.
There is no account and nothing to sign up for. Your progress stays on your own device. See the Privacy page.
If a phrase is wrong, a voice sounds odd, or something confused you, we want to know. Email [contact email]. Tell us which picture it was.
More languages. Greek and Turkish are first on the list.