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Данная модель представляет собой наиболее совершенный 14-язычный говорящий электронный словарь, переводчик и одновременно обучающую систему. Это первый продукт компании "Эктако", работающий на платформе Андроид. Языковые пары: Русско-английская, англо-русская; Русско-армянская, армяно-русская; Русско-иврит, иврит-русская; Русско-испанская, испанско-русская; Русско-итальянская, итальянско-русская; Русско-китайская, китайско-русская; Русско-немецкая, немецко-русская; Русско-польская, польско-русская; Русско-португальская, португальско-русская; Русско-турецкая, турецко-русская; Русско-финская, финско-русская; Русско-французская, французско-русская; Русско-эстонская, эстонско-русская. Данное устройство включает в себя всё, что необходимо для изучения языка, а также всевозможные развлечения, доступ в Интернет, к социальным сетям и новостям, общению на иностранных языках, книги и игры. Дополнительные возможности: Ручной сканер ECTACO C-Pen даёт возможность сканировани...

Author - Natalia , blog - www.lexiophiles.com . We thank the author for this work . It’s well known that the Russian language is rich in slang , pejoratives and vulgar words. Even the most common words can have a completely different meaning when used figuratively, which we wouldn’t encourage to you use… (See Part 1) One interesting word is «париться», which can be translated into English as to have a steam bath. For Russian native speakers it is also associated with being in a Russian «баня» – bath-house (a kind of steam room). Brooms made from birch are another important aspect of Russian baths, people in the sauna dip them into the hot water and then whip each other with them. The use of the birch brooms is a health improving procedure but people also go to the baths simply to bathe. Of course when a friend tells you «Че ты паришься» (literally: why are you taking the steam bath) he probably has a figurative meaning of the word in mind. «Париться» also means to rack one...

Hello dear visitors of our blog!! ! I want to bring to your attention a very interesting article . The author - Natalia , blog - www.lexiophiles.com . We thank the author for this work . "It’s well known that the Russian language is especially rich in slang , pejoratives and vulgar words. Even the most common words can have a completely different meaning when used figuratively, which we wouldn’t encourage to you use. For example the Russian word «давать» is polysemantic. «Давай» can be an equivalent to the English words « to give » and « to provide » (Please give me a pen) – this is the literal meaning of the word. This practical use of the word is the most common. «Давай» is also a motivating word e.g. used when we want to cheer on a sportsman. (Давай, Петя, давай! – Go, Peter, go!) «Давай» is also used in imperative constructions. (Давай пойдем сегодня в кино? – Let’s go to the cinema tonight?) In the future tense this word can have the connotation of a ...

When you are using an electronic dictionary , you are able to easily look up any word you are having trouble with, depending on the language you can learn using the dictionary you own. It is also possible in most cases to translate entire sentences, which is helpful when you are speaking with anyone who is foreign or when you are reading a menu, book, or a street sign during your traveling. It is also ideal to have an electronic dictionary available during business meetings, especially if you work with those from other countries on a regular basis. Not only can the electronic and pocket dictionaries help you to quickly translate anything from just one word to entire conversations, but it can also help you to pick up the language and begin learning it on your own, especially if you find yourself using the dictionary regularly while you are in the foreign country or when you are working with someone who is foreign as well. ECTACO www.ectaco.es www.ectacoinc.de www.ectaco.ch ...