Wando
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Tell it about the trip
Where you’re going, when you leave, and what you’ll actually be doing there — a wedding, a dive course, meeting the in-laws.
Hey, I’m Wando.
I’ll teach you only the language your trip actually needs — then make you say it out loud, before you land.
- Works offline
- Native audio
- Real replies
The problem
Most language apps are preparing you for a test you’re not taking.
You don’t need to describe a pen on a table. You need to ask the pharmacist for something for a stomach that’s been wrong for two days, understand the answer, and do it on Thursday.
12
days to go
Wando is built around a departure date. Everything it teaches is sized to the days you have left.
How it works
Three steps, about a minute.
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Get a plan built for it
Not a generic phrasebook. Situations you’ll be in, the lines you’ll need, and the replies you’ll actually hear back.
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Say it out loud
Practise each situation with an AI that talks back, pushes when you stall, and tells you afterwards what your accent gave away.
What’s inside
Built for the part of travel that’s frightening.
9 languages, 20 destinations
A country earns a slot only when the content is good and there’s a real voice for its accent. We’d rather ship fewer, properly.
Works on the plane
Every phrase and its audio is downloaded. No signal, no problem — which is exactly when you’re revising.
The replies, not just the lines
Half of feeling lost abroad is not recognising the answer. Each phrase comes with what you’ll actually hear back.
Local insight
What locals really say instead of the textbook line, what a polite refusal sounds like, and the mistakes that mark you out.
A coach you choose
Encouraging, blunt, or genuinely harsh. Set how hard it corrects you — the strongest settings are opt-in and adults only.
Honest scoring
After each conversation you get what you actually said, what landed, and what didn’t. If it can’t grade it, it says so.
Going somewhere?
Pick a destination, answer a few questions, and land able to say the things you actually need to say.