Travel Phrasebook · Chinese
Chinese travel phrasebook that works offline
Order the dish, buy the ticket, tell the driver where your hotel is. Chinese phrases with native audio and a breakdown of every word.
Travel Phrasebook has a Chinese pack of 880+ phrases in 30 categories, with native audio, slow playback, word-by-word breakdowns and pronunciation spelled out in Latin letters, organised in real-world travel categories such as Airport, Transport, Hotel, Food, Cafe, Shopping, Money, Health and Directions. It works offline, with no account and no ads, and the same app covers Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian.
What the Chinese pack gives you
880+ phrases in 30 categories
The pack covers 30 real-world categories, from Airport and Transport to Food, Money, Health and Small Talk.
Native audio for every phrase
Hear each phrase at normal or slow speed so you can copy the sounds.
Word-by-word breakdowns
See what each word in a phrase means, so you can rebuild it for other situations.
Easy pronunciation
Pronunciation is spelled out in Latin letters under every phrase.
Written for China
Phrases written for China: local dishes, local payment apps and local emergency numbers rather than a generic list translated.
More in the app
Real-world categories
Airport, Transport, Hotel, Food, Cafe, Shopping, Money, Health, Directions, Small Talk, Nightlife and more.
Works offline
Every phrase and recording lives on your device, so it works without a signal or roaming.
Favorites
Heart the phrases you need for a cheat sheet you can open at the counter or in a taxi.
One phrasebook, six languages
Switch language in one tap and see the same phrase in another. No accounts and no ads. A dedicated Chinese site also exists at chinesephrasebook.com.
Questions
Does the Chinese phrasebook work offline?
Yes. Every phrase and recording is stored on your device.
Is there audio?
Yes. Every phrase has native audio with slow playback.
Is it free?
Free to download. The Basics category is free in full and every other category gives its first phrase for free; a subscription unlocks the rest.
Which other languages are in the app?
Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian, in one app.