Thread: E-reader/eBook platform wanted as a tool to help learning languages
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Old 06-09-2020, 06:58 AM   #12
swimon126
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I'm also learning a language (German). I've been using the Kindle PW4 to read German books for a while now and I find the Kindle dictionary to be excellent for this. Almost always have good definitions, if not I rely on wiki or google translate (comes integrated in the Kindle). But I guess the Kobo would do a decent job as well. Happy learning/reading!
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