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Originally Posted by vice-versa
not at all the concerns you expressed here, but still a dictionnary concern : I'm French and learned (very very long ago) German, but I never have the occasion to use that language, I'm, say, a bit rusty. I'd like to read in German now with my reader (finding german paper books to read in my lost countryside is just impossible  ), I'd like to have a German-French dictionnary.
So first question : as it's not implemented for now in the Glo, is it possible to add one, if yes, by what means ?
Second question : if the answer to the first question is no, as I set the main language of my Glo to "French" and as the Glo as a built-in German-English dictionnary, is it possible to have, at least, a german-to-english translation with French kept set as main language ?
I don't want to buy a german speaking book if I can't look for words I don't understand... |
We are exactly in the same case : French ( Brittany ) wanting to read German books and needing German/French dictionary.
I'm now with Kobo 2.1.5 and still no such dictionary.
I must use the "Deutsch-English" from the Kobo, but I could
buy one "Deutsch-Français" if possible ( but alas, not possible )
I find many free epub german popular books ( Science fiction, crime, western from 1890-1920 ) here :
http://de.wikisource.org/wiki/Wikisource:E-books
But many other are available on Gutenberg :
http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/CategoryE_Bücherregal
For Vice-Versa ( and me, of course ) it's better to begin with children books like "Max und Moritz" ( Wilhelm Busch ) :
http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/DE_Kin...h_(Bücherregal)