Four weeks out and nothing learned
The trip you already paid for
The date is fixed, so the schedule works backwards from it, compressing review intervals as the departure gets closer instead of pacing you for a year you do not have.
How it works
From sign-up to the first result
Say where and when
Pick the destination and set the departure date. Those two answers decide which language you get and how much time the schedule has to work with.
Pick up to three scenarios
Restaurant, transport, hotel, emergency, or shopping. Choosing three keeps the set small enough to finish, which matters more than covering everything badly.
Get the phrase set in relevance order
Phrases are pre-curated for your language and scenario pairing and ordered by trip-relevance rank, so the sentence you will use at the counter is not sitting behind a grammar drill.
Work it in three modes
Flashcards, listen and repeat with audio playback, and fill in the blank. Use the listening mode with your mouth moving, not just your eyes.
Watch coverage, not a streak
One bar shows how much of the curriculum you have covered, and the spaced repetition intervals compress as your departure date approaches.
Phrazl is not open yet, so this is what it is being built to do. Nothing a card names is a promise: the pages this site publishes are what it covers today.
Three answers, then phrases
Destination selector, departure date picker, and up to three scenarios from restaurant, transport, hotel, emergency, and shopping. That is the whole setup, and there are no prerequisite lessons waiting behind it.
Ranked for the trip, not the textbook
Phrase sets are pre-curated per language and scenario and ordered by trip-relevance rank, covering ten languages: Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Mandarin, Portuguese, Thai, Greek, and Dutch.
Who it is for
Built for the people who feel the problem
Nothing a card names is a promise: the pages under Who it is for are who it covers today.
Former Duolingo user
Starting without starting at hello
There are no prerequisite lessons between the setup screen and your phrase set, so the restaurant sentences are not locked behind vocabulary you will never say abroad.
Work trip with one dinner that matters
The table where your host orders
Pick the restaurant scenario on its own and keep the set small. Fewer phrases worked out loud in three modes beats a broad list you half recognise.
A new country most years
Next destination, second pack
Each trip is its own one-time purchase, your account lists the packs you own, and a returning-traveller discount is applied at checkout on the second destination.
Tell us where you are going
Phrazl is not open yet. Leave your email and the destination you have booked, and you will hear when the phrase sets for that language are ready. No streaks, no daily nudges, no reminders that you missed yesterday.
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