Tomorrow my friend leaves from Japan on a trip to Korea for six days and as she does not know any Korean, I took her to purchase a copy of Nintendo’s Touch and Speak Phrasebook: Korea, with the stipulation that upon her return, she gives me a full review based on how useful the game proved to be on her journey abroad. Hopefully the “game’s” 29 phrase categories will allow her to do everything from finding her way to the hotel from the airport to ordering vegetarian food at a restaurant. Results to come in about a week.
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Touch and Speak Korean Test
Tomorrow my friend leaves from Japan on a trip to Korea for six days and as she does not know any Korean, I took her to purchase a copy of Nintendo’s Touch and Speak Phrasebook: Korea, with the stipulation that upon her return, she gives me a full review based on how useful the game […]
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I'm personally very excited about this series. I have ordered the 'America' one for my wife for when we got to Japan in September.Upon previewing it, it seems it can be both Japanese to English and English to Japanese.I really hope they bring more 'non-game' carts out for the DS this year. I cannot wait to hear what she has to say.
I was wondering about reverse compatibility as far as being able to use it as a native speaker of the language opposite Japanese, I'll check this function out for sure when my friend returns from Korea.
Can the universal translator be far off? I hope not.