Gaia Multilingual Phrasebook is the best Phrase book available on Google Play and it’s become a must have app for those who travel around the world and the people who love to improve their foreign language skills.
Now you can explore a variety of casual, polite and slang phrases of different languages and listen to their pronunciation in just a matter of seconds.

It has the largest database among other similar apps and support up to 30 Languages!

English, French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Greek, Romanian, Turkish, Hungarian, Swedish, Esperanto, Hebrew, Arabic, Farsi, Punjabi, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified), Indonesian and Thai

With Gaia Multilingual Phrasebook, travel abroad becomes easier! Now you can start to talk, ask questions or greet people around you more confidently, easily go through the menu and order food when you are at a restaurant or do shopping and reserve hotels without any problem.

Also, Gaia helps students to explore and remember new phrases of different languages while improving their grammar in a fun and addictive way.

Just open the app and choose the language that you speak and the language that you love to learn. You can either search for a keyword or browse a category which you would like to explore. Also, you can hear the pronunciation of a phrase by just tapping on it.

Check out some of the outstanding features of Gaia Multilingual Phrasebook

☆ Pleasant and friendly user interface to grab the information immediately.
☆ Optimized to run on phones and tablets.
☆ Free to share your own phrases or translations of the existing phrases in your language.
☆ Browse the phrases by category or popularity.
☆ Search for phrases with voice recognition.
☆ Flag mistranslated phrases for review and correction.
☆ Keep track of your recently viewed and favorite phrases offline.

So, simply click on the Install button and get ready to expand your vocabulary reservoir or use it in any trip around the world!

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