Allergy Traveler Language Pack
$1.50
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About Allergy Traveler Language Pack
Allergy Traveler Language Pack enables additional languages for Allergy Traveler. Allergy Traveler translates your allergy and religious dietary restrictions so you can communicate your needs, even when you traveling to a foreign country. Input your dietary restrictions, and Allergy Traveler will translate them to one of 17 languages.
Unlike other applications, Allergy Traveler does not require a network connection, so you will not incur roaming charges as you travel and you can be sure that you can communicate, even when there is 3G cellular service. Plus, all translations are by fluent speakers, so you can be confident that your needs will be understood.
To use Allergy Traveler, select the items you cannot eat (egg, fish, milk, nut, peanut, sesame seed, shellfish, soy, wheat, beef and/or pork) and why you cannot eat them (allergy or religion). Allergy Traveler then explains your dietary restrictions in your language of choice.
This version enabled additional languages in Allergy Traveler (Chinese, Croatian, Dutch, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Malay, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swahili, Tamil, Thai and Vietnamese). You must also install the free Allergy Traveler, which includes free translations for French and German.
Some users have reported that additional languages were not immediately available. If this occurs, reboot your phone and you will see the purchased languages.
Please report issues or requests at https://bitbucket.org/garretfick/allergytraveler/issues
Unlike other applications, Allergy Traveler does not require a network connection, so you will not incur roaming charges as you travel and you can be sure that you can communicate, even when there is 3G cellular service. Plus, all translations are by fluent speakers, so you can be confident that your needs will be understood.
To use Allergy Traveler, select the items you cannot eat (egg, fish, milk, nut, peanut, sesame seed, shellfish, soy, wheat, beef and/or pork) and why you cannot eat them (allergy or religion). Allergy Traveler then explains your dietary restrictions in your language of choice.
This version enabled additional languages in Allergy Traveler (Chinese, Croatian, Dutch, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Malay, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swahili, Tamil, Thai and Vietnamese). You must also install the free Allergy Traveler, which includes free translations for French and German.
Some users have reported that additional languages were not immediately available. If this occurs, reboot your phone and you will see the purchased languages.
Please report issues or requests at https://bitbucket.org/garretfick/allergytraveler/issues
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This update adds support for additional devices.
This update adds support for additional devices.
Price update Price changed from $1.60 to $1.50.
Price update Price changed from $2.00 to $1.60.
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Name changed Name changed! Allergy Traveler Pro now is known as Allergy Traveler Language Pack.
What are users saying about Allergy Traveler Language Pack
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My family is in China for two months and my son has a severe allergy to milk and beef. I downloaded this app and have shown the allergy statement to every restaurant we've eaten in since we've been here. All the wait staff has understood it and prepared his food accordingly. My son has felt much safer just having it with him when he orders. I recommend it to anyone with allergies traveling to a foreign country where you don't speak the language!!
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Had to use this app in Spain for my fish allergy! Good thing I did!
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Very useful!
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Worked Had to use this app in Spain for my fish allergy! Good thing I did!
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Very useful!
by Q####:
I just had a friend translate the Chinese version and it says "these ingredients will make me uncomfortable" rather than "these ingredients will make me very sick". There's a huge difference between "uncomfortable" and "very sick".