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Survival Talking Japanese for Travelers

Summary

  • Survival Talking Japanese for Travelers – Essential Japanese phrases and words for surviving in Japan ! Communicate with Japanese people using a innovative and concise…

Info.

  • License$1.99Survival Talking Japanese for Travelers icon
  • version1.3
  • File Size3.7 MB
  • Realese########
  • DeveloperPhilippe Mougin
  • O.S.Requires iOS 5.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Description

  • details – Essential Japanese phrases and words for surviving in Japan ! Communicate with Japanese people using a innovative and concise interface. Words are grouped by genre (subject, name, place, verb,…) on an on-screen keyboard, all you have to do is press the buttons to make yourself understood ! The program will translate and read aloud what you will have input !100 words to combine, virtually thousand of possible different phrases to reflecting most travelers needs ! Looking for a western food restaurant ? Want to inquire about opening hours ? Looking for the washroom ? Need to find a pharmacy ? Can’t open your room ? Do you want someone to explain you the way to the tourist office ? Did you lose your way ? Want to negotiate a price ?These are all example situations where our program will be you saviour, just pop up your iPhone and compose your phrase using the simple on-screen keyboard, that’s it ! The iPhone will speak Japanese for you !The program was designed by Japanese native sp… – More…

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