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Old Oct 19th, 2005, 16:38   #1
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What size of a dictionary?

This applies to all of us nonenglish.
What size of a dictionary should one pack with oneself?
Especially for long term trip abroad.

Last time for two months I had only one very small.
And I could have used some more words...

You don't get any European Language - English -dictionaries from stores in India, do you?
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Old Oct 19th, 2005, 17:14   #2
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If you have a 'flexible' budget, you could consider an electronic dictionary
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a size that fit in your pocket
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a size that fit in your pocket
Ok, that's what I've thought

But what do you do when you need words and concepts bigger than the pocket?


Call home?
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If you have a 'flexible' budget, you could consider an electronic dictionary
You mean the ones that need a computer?
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Ok, that's what I've thought

But what do you do when you need words and concepts bigger than the pocket?


Call home?

Call Scotty to beam you up
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Call Scotty to beam you up
Not even a dictionary can open this mysterious advice.
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Not even a dictionary can open this mysterious advice.
Actually.. it's an excrypted message for dr. Gonzo. Don't try to open it or you might get attacked by gigantic bats and flashbacks of the 70's.
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