For all the traveling I do, this should be a product that I never leave home without. Who knew that your iPod can be used as a portable translator? With McGraw-Hill's iSpeak you can download 1,500 audio phrases in French, German, Spanish or French right into your iPod! 
All you have to do is go to 'artist' and choose the theme you want. Then go to "album" and select the topic within the theme. From there you just select the phrase you want to hear and you will not only hear it but you will see it on your iPod screen! These translating travel buddies are only $13 and are also compatible with the Zune and other mp3 players. If you want other languages, expect Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese editions to launch this summer. Now if only I would have had the Spanish iSpeak and my iPod on me when I got lost in Barcelona!
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soo cool!
1I want to try this.
2I so need to get this for my upcoming trip to italy
3it's a good idea, i'll check that out
4luminousfae, you have post your pics. I would luv to go to Italy one day.
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5What a great idea!!!
6This is so cool!
7Really cool idea.
8Great idea...Spanish seems like so long ago. Can't wait to brush up!!
9what an awesome idea... would definitely me help on my (hopeful) trip to europe!
10I took German as part of my college curriculum and loaded the stuff on to my ipod. Duke universtiy conducted a study in 2004 to figure out if using the ipod as a learning tool is beneficial. I found it helpful in my german class.
11That is so cool and would really be great if I ever get to go to France, Spain and Italy like I want to!
12Ahhhhh love this idea! I want to learn Arabic though. Preparation for the projected economic growth of the Middle East.
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