Learning a new phrase every day is a great way to build your vocabulary step by step. That’s why we post a new phrase every day in several languages* so that you can learn continuously. Whether you’re learning French, German, or Greek, you’ll find these phrases useful. Try to use this phrase today!
| Language | Phrase [Transliteration] |
| French | Parle/parlez plus lentement s’il te/vous plaît. |
| German | Bitte sprechen Sie langsamer…. |
| Italian | Parla piano per favore. |
| Brazilian Portuguese | Fale devagar, for favor. |
| Spanish | Habla más despacio por favor. |
| Arabic | تكلّم/ي ببطء من فضلك. [takallam/i bibuT’ min faDlika/i ] |
| Chinese | 请说慢点。 [Qǐng shuō màndiǎn。] |
| Japanese | ゆっくり話してください。 [Yukkuri hanashite kudasai.] |
| Korean | 천천히 말씀해 주세요. [ch*eonch*eonhi malsseumhae chuseyo.] |
| Greek | παρακαλώ, μιλήστε πιο αργά [pa-ra-ka-LO, mi-LEE-ste pio ar-GHA] |
| Hebrew | בבקשה לדבר לאט [bevakasha ledaber le’at] |
| Russian | Говорите медленно, пожалуйста. [Govorite medlenno, pozhaluista.] |
| Dutch | spreek lanfzaam alsjeblieft |
| Polish | Proszę mówić wolno. |
*Living Language offers full online courses in over 15 languages
