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Why people order it

Who it is for

After an order we ask buyers why they bought it. 410 answered between September 7 and 15.

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  Trips abroad

  The #1 reason: Italy, Mexico, Japan, a cruise.

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  Family and in-laws

  A spouse, a partner or in-laws who speak another language.

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  Work and neighbors

  Coworkers, customers, church members or neighbors.

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  Practicing Spanish

  Also handy at home for practicing Spanish and English.

• Going to Italy next month so I am looking forward to using it.Post-purchase survey answer · Virginia
• To speak with Vietnamese wife and her familyPost-purchase survey answer · Louisiana

Reviews

What buyers say

• Bought it for our trip to Japan. I wanted something small to help with the everyday questions I hadn't thought to learn beforehand.

  Emma R.

• My wife's family speaks Vietnamese. We tried it over dinner, and I finally got to ask her dad about his garden myself.

  Daniel M.

• Smaller than I expected. Already packed for our next trip.

  Sofia L.

• I work with several Spanish-speaking colleagues, so we gave it a try during lunch. Everyone had a different phrase they wanted to test.

  James T.

• My granddaughter is spending a semester in Spain. We opened this together before she left, though she figured it out faster than I did.

  Olivia B.

• Still getting used to it, but I like the compact design.

  Ethan C.

• We visit Panama regularly and usually rely on my husband's Spanish. I bought this because I wanted to handle a few conversations on my own.

  Mia H.

• I leave it beside my Spanish notebook. Seeing it there reminds me to do a little practice instead of putting it off.

  Noah W.

• Took it to dinner with our Greek friends. It certainly gave us something to talk about!

  Charlotte G.

• I run a small guesthouse and wanted another option for communicating with visitors. I've been practising with it at reception before trying it during a busy check-in.

  Liam P.

• Bought it for travel, ended up trying it with my neighbours first.

  Amelia S.

• My partner is Colombian, and we've been using it while I practise Spanish. She still gives me that look when my pronunciation is completely off.

  Lucas F.

• Opened the parcel on the sofa and spent the next half hour trying random phrases. Even my husband joined in.

  Harper D.

• Fits in my jacket pocket, which is exactly what I wanted.

  Benjamin K.

• I'm a delivery driver and meet customers who speak different languages. That was my main reason for buying it, although I'm still learning when to bring it out.

  Evelyn A.

• We packed it for Italy along with a little phrasebook. I like learning a few words myself, but I wanted something to fall back on.

  Henry N.

• A birthday present for my dad. We tried it together at the kitchen table.

  Abigail V.

• Recently moved to Thailand, and even simple errands can feel overwhelming. I bought this as one more thing to help while I start learning the language.

  Alexander J.

• My mother was more interested in trying it than I was. She kept coming up with new sentences.

  Ella Z.

• Nice size for a handbag. Doesn't take up much room.

  Michael Q.

• We have family in Japan, and I always feel a little quiet during visits. I wanted a way to make more of an effort with relatives who don't speak English.

  Scarlett E.

• Tried it with the team before our restaurant opened. We had to slow down and take turns, which took a little getting used to.

  William U.

• Bought it ahead of our holiday. Glad I gave myself time to practise at home first.

  Grace I.

• My daughter is learning Spanish at school, so we tried a few of her homework phrases together. She enjoyed being the one who knew more.

  Jack O.

• I travel alone quite often. Having another way to ask a question makes me feel a bit more prepared.

  Chloe Y.

• We brought it out over coffee with friends. Lots of curiosity and a few laughs.

  Samuel X.

• My husband normally does all the talking when we're abroad. This time I wanted to try asking for things myself, even if it took a little longer.

  Lily R.

• Just arrived. Haven't travelled with it yet, but it's smaller than it looked in the pictures.

  David M.

• I bought this for my parents before their first overseas trip in years. We spent an afternoon trying it rather than leaving everything until departure day.

  Zoey L.

• It now lives with my passport holder and travel charger.

  Joseph T.

• Some members of our church speak Spanish, and I wanted to get beyond saying hello. We tried it during a relaxed chat after the service.

  Nora B.

• I'm not particularly interested in gadgets. Bought this for a specific trip and have been taking my time getting familiar with it.

  Owen C.

• My girlfriend and I tried it after dinner. We ended up asking each other questions we'd never thought to ask before.

  Hannah H.

• A little learning curve for me, but I'm getting there.

  Gabriel W.

• I work in hospitality and often meet guests whose language I don't speak. I wanted to try something I could keep nearby for those moments.

  Aria G.

• We took a photo while packing because my sister wanted to see how small it was. It hardly took up any space beside the rest of our travel things.

  Matthew P.

• Bought it for our anniversary trip to Portugal. My Portuguese currently stretches to about six words.

  Stella S.

• I keep it on the kitchen table and practise a few phrases over breakfast. Nothing ambitious, just trying to build a habit.

  Isaac F.

• My grandson helped me get started. Then we swapped roles and I made him try a few phrases in French.

  Violet D.

• We visit relatives in Mexico most years. I'm still determined to learn Spanish, but I liked the idea of having another option while I work on it.

  Andrew K.