Quicktionary Helps with your Japanese

March 27th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

The Quicktionary device helps you with your Japanese by providing an instant translation service - all you need to do is run the Quicktionary by a sentence or two of kanji and you will be rewarded with an audio translation or on-screen explanation within a couple of seconds. that extremely niche product

isn’t cheap, clocking in at £184 but it certain as heck helps you get out of tight spots in a foreign land with a language that you have no inkling of.

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