I have a basic knowledge of the German language but will be heading to Germany and want to become more fluent. Is this what I need?
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It is good for learning the spoken language, but virtually nothing on grammar. I wish there was written text to go along with the lessons. Having said that, it has made me more confident to speak German. I have all 5 levels and have stalled out on Level II, but plan to resume lessons soon.
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Yes you can. It is really easy. You can even find a Youtube video on how to do it. You change the language setting to portuguese basically and it will download a language pack.
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Yes with the right equipment this would be good to transmit your translations
2150757
Download "FontRounter", go to some crack website and generate your personal Certificate file, using your certificate file to sign your Fontrounter otherwise you can't install it. After you get your FontRounter_Signed.sis, install it, but choose install it on your memory card(important!). Using memory card reader to open your memory card, go to :\data\fonts\, copy the Germany Characteristic Type Coding files saved on your personal computer (Windows>ControlPanel>...) to data\fonts\ and then restart your E63, then you are supposed to view your native language freely.
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No, you cannot. It functions as a dictionary and will only translate a word. It does have some conversational phrases under differnt categories like dining, emergency, etc. but you cannot type in a phrase and ask it to translate it for you.
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Depends what you're willing to put into it. From my own experience, I completed one to two lessons a day for a little over 60 days in advance of a language test. Keep in mind that I took Spanish in high school and two semesters in college but didn't really use it after that, so it had been over 10 years. On a six point scale where 0 indicates no knowledge, 3 is considered fluent and 5 is a native speaker, I tested at a 2 in Speaking, 2 in Listening Comprehension and 2+ in Reading. I think if you are willing to put in at least 60-90 days with this program in Spanish, you can get to a level of proficiency where you can travel comfortable in a Spanish speaking country and get yourself around as well as carry on a basic conversation. If you have some base in the language and can put in more than 90 days with this program and practice with someone who is a native speaker, you can get to fluency within 6-9 months. Hands down, there is no better language program on the market!
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Yes you can, when you first boot up it will ask what language would you prefer
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Yes, I used it in the German language without a problem but normally in English.
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Unfortunately I do not know... All I can say it that it learns from the speaker, ie repeats what it hears. You may want to call the manufacture regarding language skills. Hope this helps :)
1004020
No, unfortunately mine only came with the English language. I wanted to use Portuguese sometimes. I don't know if you can download it though. Good luck
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Not through Rosetta Stone. For 5 months I worked Rosetta Stone every day and it did not produce fluency of any kind. My previous post will tell you why. I purchased a language suite from "Transparent Language" a lot cheaper and much more productive and portable on my tablet.
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the little booklet thing that comes inside your box has English on it if you look when you turn into the second page which is really listed as page four you will see you will have German and then underneath that it will have the English instructions
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Yes there is a language setting. The operations manual will walk you through the set up.
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there are phrases, especially in a section on say, going to a restaurant - but this is not a Berlitz guide. It is an especially effective tool for someone with some knowledge of Spanish - which will help you with many words/concepts much as a portable dictionary. In fact, it is a useful tool to have along with a dictionary for reading, or going shopping or dining. It is not a translator for someone who doesn't know the language at all. It is a better tool than a dictionary when you are reading the local paper, and it os much smaller and lighter.
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Yes you should change in "config" the language that you want and if its not available automatically download the language from sansung services if you are suscribe.
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There are separate Dragon products for German. There is a Dragon 12 German Premium product and a Dragon 12 German Professional product, each of which might be appropriate. Availability in the US is limited, some certified Dragon dealers such as ourselves would be able to obtain it (expect delays of several weeks) but you may be better off finding a European dealer. The German version includes English. Decide whether you need Premium or Professional based on feature comparisons available for the English editions as these differences are essentially the same in the German editions.
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Yes. There were German instructions with the one I purchased, but the English version was on the other side.It is actually very easy to use, and I can type the instructions for anyone who needs them. You can re-record as many times as you need.