does it speak in sentences?
1142039
Individual words only. It's main value to me is to interpret my phonetic attempts at spelling which are not recognized by spell check.
1142040
No. It speaks in words. The sentences are also broken into words. Otherwise, it is excellent
1142041
It "reads out loud" definitions of words entered. I used quotes because it uses a robotic voice. It recites the entire definition, not just synonyms.
1142042
The LM6000b that I've purchased for my students is an excellent tool as a speaking dictionary, speak in sentences?, no.
1142043
It would say the words of a sentence in a sequence, but would not follow any punctuation and intonation. In other words, the answer to your question is - No.
985883
How to speak English - that question does not make sense. You push the button to turn it on and off (obviously)
1904143
No, it does to print out the language. Only speaks the language out loud for you to hear & displays it on the screen for you to see. :)
889973
It records exactly what it hears, so it is capable of any sound or language. I don't think it's pre-recorded phrases are anything but English.
2218634
Yes it does. That was the reason my mother in-law could not hear the tv, all of the background sounds were overpowering the dialogue. Now she can hear every word and then some.
678670
I second this question. If the answer is "yes" (it does support the Fridge Phonics) does capitalization play a role at all in how it behaves? Thanks!
1571927
yes it does. i didnt get to play much with it. the one i got was messed up and im waiting for a new one. but before i sent it back i did find the speech to text.
720766
Yes. If you mean, does it do what is says it will do, the answer is yes. I love it.
1644943
You can not 'speak' into it. You can just print word or phrase. Then it translates. And then, if you need - it can say it on English or Russian.
933362
No. But there is a conversation menu of "ready made" sentences in different categories like "business", "Greetings", etc. which can be in English or Spanish.
2142350
No, you cannot. It functions as a dictionary and will only translate a word. It does have some conversational phrases under differnt categories like dining, emergency, etc. but you cannot type in a phrase and ask it to translate it for you.
1904144
Hi Gwen, Thank you for your interest in Nyrius. If you mean print as show the translated sentence on screen then yes it does.
571216
I have not been using it habitually enough to say. Hope you find a better answer.
88260
No. This is not good for grammar. It was the same case for my wife, so we have to google grammar lessons to understand how a particular sentence is built. This software teaches you what objects are called in english and basic sentence formation. But it does not tell you "why and how" this sentence is built this way.
371591
Yes, but I prefer to use 'audio input' by hitting the Microphone button, then speak into it. It will type for you. I think it works well, but does take a little practice. ie: end of sentence, say 'period', or comma (where needed), of say question mark, etc.
1004897
No, but the speaker will say something like "Snivy; A Grass type pokemon" then you read the rest.
747904
Yes it does... Just remember, it will being all sound to you... A lot of peopleTalking at once can be confusing for me, as I don't know where the sound is coming from