Learn German Language Words vs SpeakEasy German Phrasebook Kullanım & İstatistikleri

Perfect for those traveling to Germany, including Berlin, Munich and Hamburg, and other German speaking regions, this phrasebook is designed to do exactly what the name says - make speaking German easy for you. Written specifically for English-speakers, this phrasebook leaves no room for mispronunciation. Each phrase includes a translation to German, an easy-to-read phonetic translation, and an audio recording of a native German speaker - all contained in a well structured, user-friendly interface. Whether you choose to browse phrases by category, or use the search facility to instantly find what you're looking for, SpeakEasy German is an efficient lifeline when you know what to say but don't know how. FEATURES • 160 essential travel phrases with both German and phonetic translations plus audio. Over 900 phrases are available in the Complete Edition. • Audio clips recorded by a native speaker to help you perfect your pronunciation. • Flashcards with English on one side and German on the other side, that you can use to study and test yourself. • Slow-play feature that plays audio at a slow speed to assist learning. • Search facility to instantly find the phrase you're looking for. • Favorites feature to provide fast access to your favorite phrases. • Adjustable text size. You can use a larger text size for added clarity. • Hide the phonetics. If you're a pro and don't need the extra assistance, the phonetics can be hidden. • Copy the translations to the clipboard and paste them into any app you wish. • Support for US English, UK English and Canadian English spelling. • No internet connection required. The app will work no matter where you are. 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 German • I speak a little German • I speak English • Could you speak more slowly? • How do you say ___ in German? • I need a translator • When is the next train to … ?