# accessible dictionaries for language classes?

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## Post 1 by anglwings303 (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Sunday, 06-Feb-2005 13:07:55

hey all, I've been wondering for a while if there are electronic talking dictionaries for english-spanish and english-french. Something similar to the Franklin Language Master would be really cool. However, I don't think there are any out there, as i've done a lot of investigating on this. I thought i'd ask here, though and see if any of you had found any.

## Post 2 by The Wicked Witch of The East (we deserve each other) on Sunday, 06-Feb-2005 21:11:24

yea, there is. theres online talking dictionarys. also, u might want to check out.. its like french imergin (i think tahts what its called) its all verbal. its a disk u put in your comp. and u type in a word and it says it in french/spanish/ sign language (tahts the one i have except its visual)/ chinease/japanease. the list goes on.

## Post 3 by Caitlin (I've now got the silver prolific poster award! wahoo!) on Sunday, 06-Feb-2005 23:19:20

I know Language Master people make an English Spanish one but I know for a fact they dont' have French which is really evil. At least they didn't a few years ago.

## Post 4 by anglwings303 (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Monday, 07-Feb-2005 12:09:54

the franklin spanish dictionary doesn't actually talk as does the regular language master. It will only say the word when you press a button that says "say", and yout can't get it to spell the word. I have a dictionary for my computer, but it isn't very jfw friendly.. its very graphical. It would be cool to have a dictionary that you didn't need a computer to use, that way you could bring it wherever you needed. Language dictionaries for the BrailleNote would be helpful, I think.

## Post 5 by bermuda-triangulese (Help me, I'm stuck to my chair!) on Tuesday, 08-Feb-2005 9:06:22

the oxford french spanish english german dictionary is what you want. It's a program. It gives words, example phrases, grammer, verbs regular and irregular, even teaches ya how to curse. Lol my teachers keep wondering where I get these words...

## Post 6 by Caitlin (I've now got the silver prolific poster award! wahoo!) on Wednesday, 09-Feb-2005 0:07:32

Where can I find this Fab, sounds cool. And Megan really? I was told it was fully equipped with speech? Ah well guess i was misinformed. They do have English Langauge Masters liek thsi that can talk with jsut the say bit and ownt' spell or read or anything. Strange...

## Post 7 by The Wicked Witch of The East (we deserve each other) on Wednesday, 09-Feb-2005 16:43:16

http://www.languageconnections.com/languages.htm
i think this will work.

## Post 8 by anglwings303 (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Saturday, 12-Feb-2005 10:52:28

Maybe Franklin came out with something new since I last checked? I'll check out that dictionary, Fabolous. thanks!

## Post 9 by Caitlin (I've now got the silver prolific poster award! wahoo!) on Saturday, 12-Feb-2005 13:16:31

Does Franklin have a web site, anyone know?

## Post 10 by anglwings303 (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Wednesday, 16-Feb-2005 13:28:16

yes, they do, i've been to it in the past. I don't know the url off hand though.

## Post 11 by Caitlin (I've now got the silver prolific poster award! wahoo!) on Thursday, 17-Feb-2005 1:36:45

www.franklin.com? www.wehatefrenchandlvoespanish.com? Lol jk ehehehe. I'll look for it no worries.

## Post 12 by Tiramisu (Generic Zoner) on Tuesday, 22-Feb-2005 19:09:10

Hi there, I am interested in the dictionary as well. Have been in a lost for so long, any updates? Wht is Franklin's website?