Lingo Euro 6 Electronic Language Translator

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I've used many electronic translators over the years. I bought this one as a fallback after Ectaco discontinued manufacturing reasonable one-language translators in its efforts to include too many languages in a single unit. This unit (the Lingo Euro 6...

We used this on a recent trip to Europe. It's got about 6000 words per language which sounds like enough. However, they must have chosen a set based on common use rather than traveler use...we found almost no words on an Italian menu for example. ...

We used this on a recent trip to Europe. It's got about 6000 words per language which sounds like enough. However, they must have chosen a set based on common use rather than traveler use...we found almost no words on an Italian menu for example. ...

I used the Lingo Euro 6 on my last trip to Europe and it was my little savior! It's small enough to fit into your shirt pocket, but large enough to feel comfortable while you type in your words. It translated beautifully and really helped me out when I...

I used the Lingo Euro 6 on my last trip to Europe and it was my little savior! It's small enough to fit into your shirt pocket, but large enough to feel comfortable while you type in your words. It translated beautifully and really helped me out when I...

Well, it isn't a Franklin product.The problem with Lingo Euro 6 is its inability to identify a conjugated verb and then give you the infinitive. Another huge downside is that it doesn't conjugate verbs and has a much smaller vocabulary than the...

Well, it isn't a Franklin product. The problem with Lingo Euro 6 is its inability to identify a conjugated verb and then give you the infinitive. Another huge downside is that it doesn't conjugate verbs and has a much smaller vocabulary than the...