Flight Delay English: What to Say When You Miss a Connection
Explain a delayed flight, ask about rebooking, confirm your baggage destination and understand a new itinerary with practical English dialogues.
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Travel with the words you need.
Practise clear, natural English for airports, hotels, restaurants, transport, shopping and emergencies—before the conversation is real.
Real-life conversations60 essential phrasesFree on iOS & Android
At the airportCould I have an aisle seat, please?
Checking into your hotelI have a reservation under Lee.
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Useful English, organised around your trip
Short explanations, natural dialogues and speaking drills written for the exact moments travellers find difficult.
Lost Luggage English: Report a Missing Bag and Arrange Delivery
Describe a missing suitcase, understand baggage-desk questions, request a reference number and confirm delivery with clear travel English.
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Train Station English: Tickets, Platforms and Changing Trains
Buy the right train ticket, ask about platforms and transfers, understand seat reservations and clarify announcements with useful English phrases.
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Hotel Problems in English: Ask for a Repair or a Room Change
Explain noise, a broken air conditioner or a booking mismatch politely. Learn a clear hotel complaint conversation and useful room-change phrases.
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Travel Small Talk in English: Friendly Conversations That Feel Natural
Start, continue, and end casual travel conversations with practical questions, follow-ups, and polite boundaries.
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Lost Passport Abroad: The English You Need at the Police and Embassy
A step-by-step language guide for reporting a lost or stolen passport, contacting an embassy, and arranging emergency travel documents.
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Read it. Say it. Use it.
You do not need perfect English to travel well. You need a small set of flexible phrases you can retrieve under pressure.
Choose a situation
Start with the next real moment on your itinerary—not a random vocabulary list.
Practise both sides
Hear the question, give your answer, then repeat the useful phrase aloud.
Make it yours
Swap in your flight, hotel, food needs and destination so the language is ready when you are.
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Put the phrases in your pocket
Travel English turns the same practical situations into quick mobile speaking lessons.