SpeakEasy Japanese Phrasebook 4.5.2

For travelers venturing to Japan, particularly cities like Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, this phrasebook serves its intended purpose effectively: facilitating the process of speaking Japanese.

Tailored specifically for English speakers, this phrasebook minimizes the possibility of mispronunciation by incorporating three key elements for each phrase: a direct translation into Japanese, an accessible phonetic representation, and audio recordings by a native Japanese speaker. The overall presentation is thoughtfully organized within a user-friendly interface, enhancing usability.

The phrasebook offers flexible options for navigation, enabling users to either browse phrases by category or utilize the search feature for quick access. SpeakEasy Japanese proves to be an invaluable resource for those who know what they wish to convey but struggle with the language.

Features:

• 160 essential travel phrases with Japanese translations and phonetic equivalents; the Complete Edition includes over 1,000 phrases.
• Audio clips by a native speaker assist in perfecting pronunciation.
• Flashcards with English on one side and Japanese on the other for study and self-assessment.
• A slow-play feature that allows audio to be played at a reduced speed for better understanding.
• An efficient search function for instant phrase retrieval.
• A favorites feature that enables quick access to frequently used phrases.
• Adjustable text size for enhanced readability.
• An option to hide phonetic guidance for proficient users.
• The ability to copy translations to the clipboard for use in other applications.
• Support for US English, UK English, and Canadian English spelling conventions.
• No internet connection necessary; the app functions offline.

Includes over 160 phrases such as:

• Where is the restroom (toilet)?
• What is your name?
• How are you?
• My name is …
• Do you speak English?
• I don't speak Japanese.
• I speak a little Japanese.
• I speak English.
• Could you speak more slowly?
• How do you say ___ in Japanese?
• I need a translator.
• When is the next train to … ?