Hungarian-English and English-Hungarian SE P900 dictionary

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Hungarian-English and English-Hungarian bidirectional translation dictionary is based on SlovoEd multi-language dictionary engine. With easy to use interface, quality dictionary databases from well-known linguistic companies and powerful compression technology, SlovoEd Sony Ericsson software dictionary provides quick translation for many thousands of words and can be used everywhere. With SlovoEd software you can learn new foreign words with special methods, improve your pronunciation by listening to the words with English, French, Spanish and Italian sound modules and create your own word bases.

Symbian UIQ 2.x Phones: English-Hungarian P900 dictionary

Software P900 download: Hungarian-English P900 dictionary

Hungarian-English-Hungarian Symbian UIQ 2.x dictionary features for everyone:

for tourists and travellers

English, French, Spanish and Italian sound modules enable to listen pronunciations of the words, that are reproduced by native speakers voice. More details and voice samples...
Possibility to install several dictionaries at the same time using a single engine (for example, German-English, German-Spanish, and English explanatory dictionary).

for students and language learners

Two special methods to facilitate the learning of new foreign words specially designed for language learners.

for specialists

Possibility to create your own dictionary database.
Five different color solutions for dictionary interface.

for crosswords and word puzzle solvers

Search module: if you have some doubts about word spelling, you can search for this word using "?" and "*" symbols instead of doubtful letters.

for the curious person (more features)...

Hungarian-English and English-Hungarian Extended dictionary
Dictionary database is powered by M.I.T. Systems

Hungarian-English SE P900 dictionary contains 74 420 entries
English-Hungarian SE P900 dictionary contains 57 626 entries

Memory required: 900 KB.

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REVIEW

Nice pocket dictionary

A reviewer from Budapest, Hungary, 2005-09-01 03:18:14

"This dictionary has the massive advantage of size in comparison to any printed version with the same number of words. On a phone, it is also always at hand, so is very useful. Additionally and very importantly, the Hungarian verbs are given in their 3rd person singular form, which is standard in Hungary and allows a beginner like myself to identify and correctly conjugate the -ik verbs. All too many foreign-produced dictionaries do not do this. There are however still some errors in the dictionary. On the whole, it is quite accurate, but some words have been incorrectly translated. The lack of word descriptions is common, especially among electronic dictionaries, but sometimes it would be very useful to identify the actual word required. There are also no phrase translations, which makes some colloquialisms difficult if not impossible to translate. On the whole, I would recommend this dictionary to anyone learning Hungarian, especially in the country. Having a good dictionary always at hand is extremely useful."

What the P910 should come with

A reviewer from Budapest, Hungary, 2005-08-15 09:03:26

"I think that this is an excellent utility. It provides me with the views that I want from a PDA - most especially the ability to view calendar and task lists in one view. It also allows me to customize these views nicely. The popup menu is also extremely useful and allows me to reassign the (for me) useless and irritating camera and internet buttons to open the popup menu and handy day. I don't normally use bonus features like the weather and news reports, but in this case I use both almost daily. They are very useful for planning clothing for business trips in other cities and countries and for keeping up-to-date with the world news."