Journeyo JourneyoFrom the airport counter to the last toast of the night — a survival course built around one destination at a time, not a language in the abstract.
See your destination ↓Why not just Duolingo
Almost none of them teach you the one thing that actually gets you into trouble: the local rule nobody explains until you've already broken it. Three real examples — the kind of thing this course teaches, not the kind we made up to sound clever.
Italy
Bars are legally allowed to charge two different prices for the same coffee — one standing at the counter, one sitting at a table. The difference is often double.
→ how to ask before you sitJapan
Tipping isn't just unnecessary in Japan — trying to leave one can confuse or mildly offend. Good service is already built into the price.
→ what to say instead of a tipTürkiye
In an Istanbul taxi, the meter is required to go on the moment you get in — and drivers aren't allowed to pick and choose their passengers.
→ the one sentence that keeps it honestTeach "Italian." One big generic language, the same 500 words for Rome, Milan, or a business trip to Zurich.
Teaches Italian for Italy, this year — with the prices, hours, and habits that are true right now, not folklore from a 1998 guidebook.
How it works
Not "Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced" — a shelf of grammar levels nobody asked for. Three real stages of being somewhere new.
Your first 24 hours — off the plane and settled in. Immigration, transport, check-in, the first hour at four different counters.
Eating, shopping, getting around, and sorting things out — like someone who's done this before, not someone reading a phrasebook.
Telling the story of your day, catching the local humor, being invited somewhere — not a lost tourist, someone who came to stay a while.
Pick your destination
Each language link opens straight into Lesson 1 — no signup, try it before you decide.
Coming soon
Content and audio are ready — the destination photography is still being produced.
In progressRight now every course guides in English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Mandarin, Korean or Russian — Portuguese-guided courses are next.
Planned