SpeakEasy Italian Phrasebook 4.5.2

Rating: 10/10

As featured in "iPhone & iPad Essential Apps" magazine.

Perfect for travelers heading to Italy, including Rome, Venice, Milan, and the Vatican City, SpeakEasy Italian is a comprehensive phrasebook designed to make communicating in Italian a breeze.

Catering specifically to English-speaking individuals, this highly accurate phrasebook leaves no room for mispronunciation. Each phrase comes with an Italian translation, an easy-to-read phonetic translation, and an audio recording by a native Italian speaker, all presented in a well-organized and user-friendly interface.

Whether you prefer browsing phrases by category or using the search function to quickly find what you need, SpeakEasy Italian is an invaluable tool when you know what to say but struggle with pronunciation.

Features:

• Comes with 160 essential travel phrases, complete with Italian and phonetic translations, and audio recordings. The Complete Edition offers over 1,000 phrases.
• Audio clips recorded by a native speaker to assist in perfecting pronunciation.
• Flashcards displaying English on one side and Italian on the other for study and self-testing.
• Slow-play feature for audio at a slower speed to aid in learning.
• Search function for instantly finding specific phrases.
• Favorites feature for quick access to frequently used phrases.
• Adjustable text size for improved legibility.
• The option to hide phonetics for advanced users who don't require extra assistance.
• The ability to copy translations to the clipboard and paste them into any desired app.
• Support for US English, UK English, and Canadian English spelling.
• No internet connection required, ensuring functionality regardless of location.

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 Italian.
• I speak a little Italian.
• I speak English.
• Could you speak more slowly?
• How do you say [insert word/phrase] in Italian?
• I need a translator.
• When is the next train to...?