Spanisch - German to Spanish Translator and Phrasebook

From greetings to standing up for your self, from small-talk to falling in and out of love, this talking phrasebook will help a German speaking person to speaking Latin American Spanish like a native Latin American Spanish speaker in no time. It contains over 2500 real world phrases grouped in categories, many of which you will never learn in any classroom or textbook.

• More than 45 categories, including 6 travel sections, falling in and out of love, arguing, small talk and many others.
• More than 2,500 total phrases with audio.
• Unlock over 4,200 additional words and phrases
• Text-to-speech used if no recorded voice is available
• Add your own topics
• Add, edit, delete your own phrases as you learn new phrase.
• Memorization mode lets you memorize the phrases while engaged in other activities such as, jogging, working out, working on the job, reading, etc.
• Listen to and control your music without leaving the product
• Listen to music in the background while using memorization mode, making the memorization an entertaining experience
• Send one or more phrases to anyone via email without leaving the app
• Post translations to your Facebook wall without leaving the app.
• Upload photos with translations to Facebook
• Tag friends and locations with translations you post to Facebook
• Send one or more phrases using SMS, or Line SMS app
• Record your own voice (or your friend’s) for any existing phrase or phrases you add yourself
• Memorization mode also works when the software is running in the background. So you can now use most other software, including games while you continue to listen and memorize phrases. Please note that while running in the background, the operating system may stop the audio if it needs to do so for any reason. If that happens, simply go back to the app and it will continue playing automatically again.

This talking phrasebook gives you the real Latin American Spanish language as it is really spoken among friends and acquaintances in everyday conversations between native Latin American Spanish people.