Practice your next travel conversation before you leave
You do not have to memorize an entire phrasebook. Choose the moments that matter most: airports, trains, hotels and restaurants. Practice expressing your needs, then respond to an unexpected follow-up question.
Live voice uses your own Gemini API key. Free allowances and prices depend on Google.What to remember
- Prepare two or three key phrases for each situation.
- Focus on being understood before perfecting your accent.
- Practice asking people to repeat themselves.
At the airport: missing luggage
Describe the problem first, then add details like size, color and quantity. Let the AI play the airport desk attendant.
My suitcase didn't arrive. It's a medium-sized gray suitcase. Could you help me check where it is?Practice the follow-up questions about your flight and baggage receipt.Hotel check-in and getting around
At a hotel, confirm your booking and ask about breakfast or checkout. On a train, confirm your destination and platform.
Is this the right train for Paddington? Which platform should I go to?Add 'Could you say that again, please?' to practice recovering when you miss a detail.Build a full role-play
Ask the AI to play a staff member, give one line at a time, and wait for your response. At the end, ask for your most important correction.
Crew Teacher includes guided scenarios. Live voice uses your own Gemini API key and is subject to Google's limits.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to memorize many words before traveling?
No. Start with the situations you expect and a few ways to ask for help.
What if I can't understand someone?
Ask them to slow down, repeat, or explain in simpler words. Practicing those requests is useful on its own.
Ready to try it yourself?
Choose the Crew experience that fits your goal. No separate Crew account is required.
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