Hey there, travel bugs, and happy Travel Tuesday!
We have something special in store this week! Today, we are kicking off a brand new segment of the Sherpani Travel Blog: Language Translation Wallpapers.
This idea sprouted from one of our all-time favorite unique travel hacks.
The Hack: When traveling to a destination with a language barrier, you can change your cell phone wallpaper to a list of common words and phrases in the native language!
We’ve used this helpful hack many times on our own travels, but we wanted to bring it to the Sherpani community in a way that is functional and accessible for all.
Today, we are launching our first fifteen Language Translation Wallpapers. They focus on the languages spoken across the most popular European travel destinations.
With over seven thousand spoken dialects around the globe, we had to start somewhere. Why not start with those classic European countries that every traveler must see? From France to Germany to Croatia to Sweden, if you’re heading to Europe soon, chances are good that one of these wallpapers is for you.
You can view the wallpapers in this Google Drive folder, and download them at your leisure. Downloading directly from the Google Drive folder will give you the highest-quality wallpaper.
Another option is to scroll through the wallpapers below and take a screenshot of whichever one(s) you’d like. Please note that this will be easiest if you are reading the mobile version of this post directly on your cell phone.
Language Translation Wallpapers: Europe (Popular Destinations)
What do you think? We did the heavy lifting of our favorite travel hack, so you don’t have to! Next time you book a ticket to Europe, these wallpappers will be here to help you travel with ease.
Make sure to save this travel resource for future trips and send it to your friends who are heading to Europe soon. Stay tuned for our next set of Language Translation Wallpapers, which will cover other European destinations that are farther off the beaten path.
Happy Travels!
The Sherpani Team
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