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Allergy translation card showing allergen terms translated into multiple languages

Free Allergy / Dietary Requirement Translation Engine

Instantly translate allergen terms, dietary requirements (vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, halal), and essential dining phrases in 15+ languages โ€” with voice playback. Essential for communicating safely abroad.

How to Use

1

Choose Languages

Select your source and target language from 15 options

2

Find Your Term

Browse allergens or search for a specific term or phrase

3

Listen & Copy

Tap Listen for pronunciation or Copy to share the text

4

Show Staff

Show the translation on your phone to restaurant staff

When to Use It

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Menu Reading

Quick lookup when you spot an unfamiliar ingredient on a restaurant menu

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Verbal Communication

Copy or speak a phrase to communicate your allergies to restaurant staff

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Emergency Situations

Instantly find "I need a doctor" or "Call an ambulance" in the local language

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Grocery Shopping

Translate allergen names when reading ingredient labels at supermarkets

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Pre-Trip Learning

Study the key allergen terms for your destination language before you travel

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Offline Access

Bookmark this page โ€” the tool works offline once loaded on your device

Translation Engine vs. Allergy Card Generator

Translation Engine

  • โœ“Quick digital lookups on the fly
  • โœ“Voice playback for pronunciation
  • โœ“Search any term instantly
  • โœ“Copy to clipboard to share
  • โœ—Requires phone access

Allergy Card Generator

  • โœ“Printable cards to hand to staff
  • โœ“Works without phone or internet
  • โœ“Professional, clear layout for kitchens
  • โœ“Prepare before your trip
  • โœ—Print only โ€” no copy or audio

Recommendation: Use both! Print allergy cards before your trip, and use the Translation Engine for questions that come up during meals.

Tips for Maximum Effectiveness

Combine with Google Translate

  1. Copy the translation using the Copy button
  2. Open Google Translate
  3. Paste the text and tap the speaker icon
  4. Use conversation mode to let staff reply

Save to Your Phone

  1. Look up your most important allergen translations
  2. Copy them to your phone's Notes app
  3. Organise by category (allergens, questions, emergency)
  4. Screenshot for offline access

What's Covered

15 Languages

East Asian
Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean
Southeast Asian
Thai, Vietnamese
European
Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Russian
Middle Eastern
Arabic

15 Allergens (EU Top 14+)

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Dietary Requirements

๐ŸŒฑVegan๐Ÿฅ—Vegetarian๐ŸŒพGluten-Freeโ˜ช๏ธHalal

Essential phrases for communicating dietary preferences when traveling

Limitations to Understand

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Regional Dialects

Translations use standard language; local slang or regional terms may vary

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Cultural Context

Some cultures have different concepts of allergen severity โ€” always verify understanding

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Menu-Specific Terms

Restaurant jargon and dish names may differ from standard translations

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Voice Availability

Text-to-speech depends on your device's language packs โ€” some may need downloading

Always verify understanding with restaurant staff. If they seem confused, try showing your printed allergy card or using Google Translate camera mode on the menu.

Start Translating Now

Select your languages and start translating allergens, dietary requirements, and dining phrases

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Pro Tip: Offline Access

Bookmark this page on your phone for quick access while travelling. The Translation Engine works offline once the page is loaded. Voice playback may require an internet connection for some languages depending on your device.