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In ear translator....fantastic!

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Reminds me of Star Trek!

That would be cool. I wonder if you have to purchase one for each language pair . . . like French to English, Italian to Chinese, etc.
 
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Hi Cavman,

Re: In ear translator....fantastic!

I spent 15 months in France when I was in the service, '62-'63. I assure you that I did just fine with those French ladies without needing any such device.

Where there is a will, there is a way. :yes:

Jerry Baumchen
 
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Hi Cavman,

Re: In ear translator....fantastic!

I spent 15 months in France when I was in the service, '62-'63. I assure you that i did just fine with those French ladies without needing any such device.

Where there is a will, there is a way. :yes:

Jerry Baumchen
What did you do?
Sit at the bar: licking your eyebrows? :D :2thumbs:
 
At first, I thought: "How cool. I need this for Valcourt next June!"

Then I realized I would need extras for every French speaking person I met - and would have a very difficult time holding them all down to stick one in their ear before they understood what I was trying to do! :roflblack:
 
This is an awesome idea. I work for the Canadian federal gov't in Ottawa where French, and English is spoken at all the meetings I attend. I don't speak French well, so I miss out on parts of the conversation. I can usually get the gist of the conversation, but a device like this would be golden. I can see a lot of governments buying the devices. No need for those translators that are so freakin boring to listen to.
 
It's a Babelfish!

I hope getting one is easier than dealing with that infernal vending machine in the Infocom text adventure version of Hitchhiker's.:gaah:
 
:roflblack: Cajun to Mandarin Chinese might be easy... :roflblack:
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People commonly think its lazy talking, in reality is more from nerve damage from the spices & biting your tongue in reflex reaction lol.


I wasn't there but I still care! POW /MIA VETS
 
Hi Cavman,

Re: In ear translator....fantastic!

I spent 15 months in France when I was in the service, '62-'63. I assure you that I did just fine with those French ladies without needing any such device.

Where there is a will, there is a way. :yes:

Jerry Baumchen

the clap comes in all languages
 
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