“Vegan Passport” contains phrases that vegans need to know when ordering a meal. It contains 95% of the worlds’ languages. Here in this post, I just want to summarize some basic dining phrases in some of the world’s most spoken languages.

French:
“I am vegan” – Je suis vegen
I do not eat meat, fish, chicken – Je ne mange pas de viande, de poisson, de poulet
I do not eat cheese or eggs – Je ne mange pas des frommage, des oeufs
I do not drink milk – Je ne bois pas de lait

German:
“I am vegan” – Ich bin Veganer
I do not eat meat, fish, chicken – Ich esse kein Fleisch, auch kein Huhn (und keinen Fisch).
I do not eat eggs, milk, or cheese – Ich esse keine Eier, Milch oder Käse.

Spanish:
“I am vegan” -Yo soy vegano (a)
I do not eat meat, fish, chicken – Yo no como el carne , el pescado, el pollo
I do not eat eggs, milk, cheese -Yo no como los huevos, la leche, el queso

Italian:
“I am vegan” – Sono vegano (a)
I do not eat meat, fish, chicken -non mangio carne, ne pollo o pesce
I do not drink milk – non bevo il latte
I do not eat butter, cheese, eggs, or honey – Non mangio il burro, il formaggio, le uova, o il miele

Chinese(Mandarin for Beijiing travelers):
wo chi su. – I am a vegetarian
wo bu chi rou, wo chi shu cai. – I don’t eat meat, I eat vegetable
wo bu chi yu – I don’t eat fish
wo bu chi ji – I don’t eat chicken
wo bu chi dan – I don’t eat egg
wo bu chi niunai – I don’t drink milk

Arabic:
Ana Nabatee (I am vegetarian [male]
Ana Nabateeya (I am vegetarian) [female]
Mish Akool Lahma walla Ferekh khalis (I don’t eat meat or chicken at all)

Hindi:
Main maas-machhli nahin khata/khati (masculine/feminine) hoon. (I do not eat meat [includes poultry] or fish.)