Phrases for the trip carousel template

When to use it

Reach for Phrases for the trip when you want to teach your audience something they can use straight away and make a post people save and come back to. Its structure is reference: the essentials of a subject, to come back to. It is written for language teachers and travellers. Give Postora your topic and it keeps the shape, writing every slide about your subject in your voice.

What each slide does

1. 1Hook

   Opening: one greeting in the language as a big word, and what the post covers.

   In the example

   Ciao

   Eight Italian phrases for your first trip. Swipe and practise.

2. 2Point

   Phrase 1: the phrase, how to say it, what it means and an example of when to use it.

   In the example

   Buongiorno

   “Buongiorno! Un caffè, per favore.”

   Use it until early afternoon, whenever you walk into a shop or café.

   bwon-JOR-no · good morning

3. 3Point

   Phrase 2.

   In the example

   Il conto, per favore

   “Scusi, il conto, per favore.”

   Waiters rarely bring it unasked. Catch their eye and say this.

   eel KON-to, per fa-VO-re · the bill, please

4. 4Point

   Phrase 3.

   In the example

   Dov’è…?

   “Dov’è la stazione?”

   Add any place after it: the station, the toilet, the beach.

   doh-VEH · where is…?

5. 5List

   Quick extras, each with its meaning.

   In the example

   Four more to know

   Quick extras

   • Per favore — Please.
   • Grazie mille — Thanks a lot.
   • Non capisco — I don’t understand.
   • Piano, per favore — Slowly, please.

6. 6Point

   A tiny dialogue that uses the phrases, shown as a chat.

   In the example

   At the café

   • Buongiorno! Un cappuccino, per favore.
   • Certo. Altro?
   • No, grazie. Il conto, per favore.
   • Due euro.

7. 7Comparison

   A common slip learners make, and the fix.

   In the example

   Easy slips

8. 8Call to action

   Ask which language to cover next.

   In the example

   Which language should I do next?

   Next lesson

   Spanish, Portuguese or Japanese?