English to French (Parisian)
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Travel | Free | Odyssey Translator | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
“Of the apps I tested in the low-price category, I liked the Odyssey Translator iPhone series features the most.” - The New York Times
Odyssey Translator is an offline audio phrasebook designed for smart travelers. Let your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad speak complete phrases, or build your own sentences with a few taps! Sentences sound natural because we use professionally recorded audio by native speakers. Begin conversations confidently and find out why Budget Travel named Odyssey Translator the “Best Overall” translator for your iPhone.
FREE TO TRY, BUY ONLY IF YOU LOVE IT!
Over 250 words and phrases are available in this trial version of the app, divided into categories like Conversation, Dining, Sightseeing, Tickets, Transportation, Hotel, Shopping, Airport, Medical, and more. Once you've seen why Odyssey Translator has received such critical acclaim, upgrade to the Complete Phrasebook to access all phrases and categories. That's more than 1,000 travel phrases across 150 common travel situations!
FEATURES:
• No internet connection required — and no expensive roaming charges!
• Speak whole phrases, or build smart sentences with proper grammar
• Comprehensive phrasebook covers common situations you’ll encounter traveling
• Organize your Favorite phrases in any order to plan conversations
• Hear phrases spoken clearly at a pace the New York Times says is ideal for language learners
• All audio has been recorded by native speakers
• Ad-free environment lets you focus on language learning
MORE STELLAR REVIEWS
“The Odyssey apps cover all the usual travel categories, but in far greater detail than the competition.” - Budget Travel
“When you're done, it actually speaks the phrase for you, so there’s no fear of asking for glue, when what you really want is gum.” - Cool Mom Tech
WE'RE HERE FOR YOUR JOURNEY
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http://www.odysseytranslator.com
More free and paid Odyssey Translators available on the App Store
French • Spanish • Italian • Dutch • German • Brazilian Portuguese • Mandarin Chinese • Korean • Russian • English (UK)
Is your language missing? Tell us what you’d like to see next at: [email protected]
Reviews
Free version is very basic
Scooter2784
They give you about three words / phrases per category. Better off using the internet
another great app
surf dad
Well, oxford translator's new French language app lives up to it's Spanish version.My sons are picking this up very quickly.I imagine as with the Spanish there will be a full version soon.....thank you
Another Five Star Oxford Translator!
EvenStephen2000
These Oxford translators are the best. I have a bunch of the other translators and, when all is said and done, the Oxford Translators will be the only ones on my iphone. The others don't even come close. It's smart that they offer these free versions to try out, but the Pro version is absolutely worth the price. Five stars!
Not enough
Twirler1018
I mean it's a good app but it barley has any useful words to learn. It was deleted .
So freakin cool
pantherpink
As a female who travels a ton I found this gave me just enough to want um..... ALL of what oxford translator has to offer. I love that you can make correct sentences and I actually use them.
y'all need to read the side bar
never bored
this is the free app,of course it's not all on this app.There is more than enough to keep ya busy on the pro version.Authentic native speakers with bonafide inflection and accent.Guaranteed to make you comfortable speaking with locals in France.During our summer vacation we had 4 languages(paid ones) on 4 phones for each of us.We had a blast and the locals enjoyed our enthusiasm.Can't beat this company's apps.Keep up the good work.A Bientot
Worse than Mandarin one
bootareen
The speaker speaks very slowly and once you press on the English word, the text on the button changed to French. However it takes a long time to switch back. Also, I don't think 'where are you from?' in French is 'd'ou êtes- vous?'
