Great! New Release: LingoDict 2.1 (multi language dictionary)

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you can download it here ...

http://www.ego4u.com/en/lingodict



LingoDict contains a German ↔ English and a German ↔ Spanish dictionary;

other dictionaries
(German / Japanese, Chinese, Turkish, Norwegian) can be downloaded as well.

You can also import your own wordlists and use them parallel to the
existing dictionaries.
For each dictionary, a user dictionary can be defined to include additional
wordlists.
 
Gave this dictionary a shot. I like, I like. While I don't speak a word
of German, I converted a dictionary Eng/Spa and Eng/Fre using the
import tool within the program. I was using SDA before
(http://www.dicts.info/offline2.php) Converted the tab delimited file
and constructed my own bilingual dictionaries. I like the layout. The
only thing I dislike is the fact that the English flag that it displays
is of the U.K. and not of the U.S.A. But I can live with that.

Buen dia les desea el perro
 
perro said:
Gave this dictionary a shot. I like, I like. While I don't speak a word
of German, I converted a dictionary Eng/Spa and Eng/Fre using the
import tool within the program. I was using SDA before
(http://www.dicts.info/offline2.php) Converted the tab delimited file
and constructed my own bilingual dictionaries. I like the layout. The
only thing I dislike is the fact that the English flag that it displays
is of the U.K. and not of the U.S.A. But I can live with that.
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Why should the British flag bother you? Isn't the UK the home of the
English language? And from my point of view they still have a better
command of it than Americans ever will.

Lois
 
Why should the British flag bother you? Isn't the UK the home of the
English language? And from my point of view they still have a better
command of it than Americans ever will.
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I did not mean to offend our UK friends. I guess since it is a language
translation software is only logical to have the UK flag to denote the
language selected and not the country. I take the previous comment
back.

Cheers :)
 
perro said:
Gave this dictionary a shot. I like, I like. While I don't speak a word
of German, I converted a dictionary Eng/Spa and Eng/Fre using the
import tool within the program. I was using SDA before
(http://www.dicts.info/offline2.php) Converted the tab delimited file
and constructed my own bilingual dictionaries. I like the layout. The
only thing I dislike is the fact that the English flag that it displays
is of the U.K. and not of the U.S.A. But I can live with that.

Buen dia les desea el perro
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Does the UK flag indicate that it uses British spelling (analyse, colour,
programme). If so I might try it, as I have several dictionaries which are
fine, except that they use US spelling, which I do not want?

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Frank Bohan
¶ When walking on eggs don't hop, skip or jump.
 
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