Learn French for travel on pages you already read
Pick Travel. NativeLingo swaps French words for trains, food and hotels into the pages you read before a trip.
Trip words without a phrasebook.
Words you will need first
Set A2 and you meet “billet” long before “sauf-conduit”.
The right form in the sentence
Two tickets becomes “deux billets”. If we are not sure of the form, you get the plain word.
Typed reviews
Write the word once a day. Saying it at the counter gets easier when you have recalled it before.
Plan the trip and learn the words at once.
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No. It gives you the words that come up on trips. Speaking still needs practice with people.
Common words understood wherever French is spoken. Where a word differs a lot by region, we pick the more widespread one.
The dictionary lives on your laptop, so swaps work offline. The daily review needs a connection.
Learning French vocabulary for your next trip
Before a trip you read a lot anyway: train timetables, hotel reviews, food blogs and travel guides. NativeLingo swaps a few of those words for French, in the right form and at your level. You meet train, billet and carte in real sentences, so they feel familiar when you see them on a sign.
Each word goes to your list with pronunciation. A short daily review asks you to type the French, which is the same recall you need at a ticket office. Ten minutes a day over a few weeks covers the words most trips need. Grammar and conversation are for a class or a tandem partner.