Travel Vocabulary Journal Printable

$9.00

A phrasebook tells you what a word means. A trip shows you what it does.

The Word Collection is a field notebook for the words you pick up while travelling: the ones that bought you a coffee, made a stranger laugh, or got you gently corrected by a local. It works with any language and any destination, whether you’re learning a language seriously or just want to remember the words that made your trip.

WHAT’S INSIDE (8 pages)

  • Cover page with space for your name, trip, languages and dates

  • How to Collect a Word: a simple five-step method

  • Words I’m Packing: phrases to practise before you go, with a box to tick the first time you use each one for real

  • First Words: postmark-style boxes for the first word you used in each new place

  • The Word Collection: the main log for each word, who said it, what you thought it meant and what it actually did

  • False Friends: words that looked familiar and weren’t

  • Untranslatables: words with no neat English equivalent

  • Five Prompts: reflective writing prompts for a café table or the last night of your trip

A phrasebook tells you what a word means. A trip shows you what it does.

The Word Collection is a field notebook for the words you pick up while travelling: the ones that bought you a coffee, made a stranger laugh, or got you gently corrected by a local. It works with any language and any destination, whether you’re learning a language seriously or just want to remember the words that made your trip.

WHAT’S INSIDE (8 pages)

  • Cover page with space for your name, trip, languages and dates

  • How to Collect a Word: a simple five-step method

  • Words I’m Packing: phrases to practise before you go, with a box to tick the first time you use each one for real

  • First Words: postmark-style boxes for the first word you used in each new place

  • The Word Collection: the main log for each word, who said it, what you thought it meant and what it actually did

  • False Friends: words that looked familiar and weren’t

  • Untranslatables: words with no neat English equivalent

  • Five Prompts: reflective writing prompts for a café table or the last night of your trip