Is the Franklin "Ingles en su Bolsillo" designed for Spanish speakers learning to speak…?
...English or vice=versa?
I am an English speaking student studying Spanish. The Franklin "Ingles en su Bolsillo (English in your Pocket) electronic tutoring & dictionary device seems to me to be designed for Spanish speaking persons who are studying English and not for English speaking individuals learning how to speak Spanish. Which is which? Can anyone who has bought this item help?
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From company’s website:
"Inglés en su Bolsillo® handheld provides a convenient way to teach yourself English. This feature rich handheld device has just about everything you need to read, write, speak and understand English. From robust dictionaries to the ability to listen to powerful audio books and music (sold separately), we’ve got the tools to help you achieve the success you want at work and in life!"
"Inglés en su Bolsillo® handheld helps you learn English as a second language. Hear words and phrases pronounced, record your own voice and compare to it to our expert pronunciation. Learn to speak like a native with comprehensive translations and conjugations plus essential tips from our grammar guides and interactive quizzes. Includes e-Book and audio book capabilities for learning while reading or listening to books from top publishers (book content sold separately). With fourteen books included, this pocket-sized tutor includes virtually everything you need to read, write, and speak correctly in English."
This item is indeed intended for Spanish-speakers who want to speak English … never bought the item, but it’s name proclaims its purpose, "English in your pocket".
It is primarily for Spanish to English but should work both ways at least for the dictionary.
Little books like that are excellent.Often they have pictures and they are very cheap.They will teach you some of the basics of the language.Go for it.Any exposure will be helpful.