Written on April 15, 2009 – 6:29 pm | by Maria Mihale |
What would you say if you were given the chance to pack your things and go on a holiday, let’s say tomorrow, in a country you haven’t had the chance to see ever before, a foreign country that you are not familiar with. Would you consider the language to be a problem? Would you say no just because you know you’ll be having some serious issues as far as the communication is concerned? Or would you take no notice of such an irrelevant aspect?



Maybe you’re tempted to laugh right now, but trust me! Many people have a problem with foreign languages and refuse to go somewhere, anywhere, due to such a concern. And if you think about it, we need words in order to express our necessities, our feelings, and if we don’t have the means to express them, it will be difficult to make people understand what we want.



For those who wouldn’t have the courage to try such an adventure, the Travel Translator is the perfect device.

“It not only says the phrase you need out loud in the language of your choice, but will say it in your language as well as the translated one, so that you know exactly what you’re saying and can avoid any ‘excuse me but there seems to be a Belgian in my salad. Please contact a chiropractor’ moments. This handy pocked sized gizmo holds over 8000 commonly used phrases in a whopping 12 languages, handily organized into eight categories”.

Foreign languages for travelers. This is what the Travel Translator does. So, if you plan to be a tourist in the near future, you can go grab the device from Iwantoneofthese for £39.99 .