Hello, I m an English major, and I m a Japanese second, and I d like to ask which Casio dictionary i

About a month ago, I asked about the E-SF300 is 1900 and 3900 is 1750, which is a hundred and fifty dollars short.

The 3900 is already very versatile.

e-sf300 has more ancient language dictionary, name dictionary, place name dictionary, super crown Chinese-Japanese dictionary, computer terminology dictionary, new Chinese forest, these dictionaries are basically not used at all in the English department.

If it's not a professional, 3700 is enough, but if it's 2 outside the English department, 3900 is highly recommended, because there are more than 3900 grammar dictionaries, that is, grammar and sentence patterns, this is very practical and easy to use, not only Shanghai, Tianjin, Beijing, many stores have casio monopoly.

You can go to ** to see if it's not Shanghai only go to ** buy on the buy it's safe to find an authorized store I'm a professional I bought 3900 now there is ** and** the English function is better The explanation of 3900 English I use now is very bad.

I think 3900 is OK.,I'm also a Japanese second language.,3900 Japanese and English functions are good.,There are several dictionaries each.,Real pronunciation is also very good.,You can go to the official website of casio to see.,If there's a new model, it's also good.,You can consider it.。

I use the casio xd-gp7350, with a handwriting display, I used the last 6 years casio xd-gp half a year ago to break, this is just after the purchase, at that time in the Japanese electrical store this is the most model, is the price is a little more expensive, nearly 2,000 yuan, the memory is very large and very practical, Japanese dictionary big words, there are Chinese Japanese, Japanese Chinese, English Japanese, Japanese English, Japanese and Chinese computer terms, a lot of new working terms, electronic technology terms, There are many things that can't be found in other dictionaries. If you are interested in learning Japanese and buy a general one, it is enough, but if there is Japanese and English, I think it is very suitable for you, and the function of the memory should be able to meet your learning, you can consider it, **There are also less than 2000 in the store, I don't know why it is so cheap, you can look at the introduction of the dictionary in **, if you decide to buy it is better to go to a specialized store. And when I bought it, the clerk introduced that it was going to be out soon, if you are not in a hurry, just wait, ** is out, the price of this model should be cheaper (it should be cheaper now).

Also, if you plan to use it in Japan (if you come to Japan), there is no need to buy it in Japan. It's better to buy it in Japan, there are many types, and it's not more expensive than in China.

It's a manufacturer, of course, there will be a difference.,Look at the model to know.,The number is big and the last is out.,It will be more than the previous one.,In the end, which one depends on your needs,I think,If you're just a hobby to learn Japanese,It doesn't matter what kind of one you buy.,Of course, you have to learn more and more.,Buy a small capacity.,It's not worth it to change it if it's not enough in the future.,It's better to buy one that's enough.,Now it's more with 3900.,I haven't used it and I'm not very clear, But I heard that the capacity is very small, there are a lot of things that can't be found, if it's a major, there will be a lot of things you want to learn, then choose the one I use, it's really practical. I open it almost every day, and it's now an integral part of my life.

I advise you to choose other, Casio Japanese dictionary in English-Chinese double dictionary, English-Chinese dictionary two dictionaries. Not very powerful.

Casio's English dictionary does not have a Japanese translation!!

I bought a Casio EV-SP3900 and the Japanese are very powerful.

The building is mainly to buy English dictionaries and you can choose many other brands of Asia. Many of them also have Japanese translations, and there are even Korean. If you want to say what brand it is, you can see it when you go to the mall.

EW-V3700L This is pretty good,Japanese and English functions are quite powerful,Each item has 3 dictionaries,And now**Very cheap,More than 1000 points。

Basically, no, Casio either majors in Japanese and English is an introductory or English majors without Japanese.

I bought 3900 in Japanese, and there is very little content in English!!

Look at other brands, but the response is not known.

If not, buy two...

Official**.

It is better to see EW3800 or higher with various points of sale.

It's best to look for something else.

Hello. I am a Japanese major. I bought this red dictionary on ** around October last year.

Very easy to use. I'm sure you've already checked out its features. Although it is a dictionary mainly in Japanese.

It is also very suitable for learning English. IELTS. TOEFL.

Specialty. gre。English-Chinese Dictionary.

Chinese-English Dictionary. Although** is a bit more expensive than a regular English dictionary. But if you really want to study Japanese seriously.

I suggest you buy it. Because I didn't buy it in the first place. Usually it is troublesome to look through the dictionary.

You can't buy a Japanese dictionary as big as Kojien. It is usually inconvenient to carry such a large dictionary to self-study.

The landlord is more concerned about whether it is suitable for English majors. It must fit.

What's wrong with this electronic dictionary. Feel free to contact us.

Suitable especially for this version of the sentence pattern dictionary If you are very serious about learning, it is recommended that you buy it, if you are paying for school credits, it is more expensive.

Hello, depending on your situation. I found out that you are an English major, and English learning is a must. If you want to double study both Japanese and English, then I recommend you to buy e-b800, why, because I use the Japanese e-b300, and I found that there are very few English dictionaries in it, only four dictionaries 1 English-Chinese dictionary 2 Chinese-English dictionary 3 Oxford Advanced English-Chinese Double Solution (7th Edition) 4 New Oriental sixth-level vocabulary, this dictionary is mainly for Japanese learning, so only a few copies of English were sent.

If you feel that the above four dictionaries are enough for you to learn English. Then you can buy the E-B300. If there are some English professional dictionaries that are not available, such as English grammar, English business, English law, English medicine, etc., if you also need these, you can buy the e-B800 directly.

It's best to be right for you.

Introducing the E-B800.

Casio's electronic dictionary has always been known as an "authoritative dictionary with complete collections". In terms of dictionary collection, this E-B800 has added 11 authoritative dictionaries such as Oxford English and American Culture Dictionary, Oxford English Synonym Learning Dictionary, Oxford English-Chinese Business English Dictionary, Dictionary of Chinese Example Interpretation, Sino-Japanese Economic Management Terminology, Robert Law Dictionary, etc., in addition to 200 English classics and 100 Japanese classics. You can save the cost of buying the original book.

The advantage of this dictionary is that it is fully available in English, Japanese, French, and Chinese. But it's not a lot of money, it's about 3,000 yuan, please be prepared. Suitable for yourself is the best, hope for reference.

Also a reminder that Casio does not have an E-B100 model, only the E-B88 E-B99 E-B200 E-B300 E-B400 E-B800These models. For details, go to Casio's official website to find out.

eb100？？？

Have this model? Hehe.

It should be EB300's English-Chinese Day, which focuses on Japanese and English. But English is enough.

If you have the funds to allow, it is recommended to buy EA800 or EB800, which is the entire collection of English, Chinese, Japanese and French, the complete collection of English, Japanese and Japanese are the most complete, all of which are the main ones.

Bilingual is only Casio, and other brands of multi-Chinese or something you know at a glance is to coax children. I use EA200, which is the previous generation of EB200, which is very cool and convenient to use, and there is no Japanese. I'm not an English major, and the built-in dictionary of this model is completely oversupplied to me.

If the English of the E-B100 satisfies you, buy it.

A300 is enough for foreign Japanese. Full-color screen touch, when I bought it last year in 1980, the bookstore is expensive to go to the Casio counter in the mall to take a look. Someone around me bought other Japanese dictionaries cheaply.,There are also Japanese dictionaries for quick translation or something.,But the words included are incomplete.,Guangjiyuan,Dajilin is only Casio has the copyright.。

In fact, the difference between the top and bottom is not about a few hundred, and one or two thousand are spent, don't buy it back and can't use it. Casio's dictionary is said to be bilingual, and includes several English-Chinese and English dictionaries. Personally, I thought it was enough.

It's best to see for yourself.

I don't feel like it's useful, there's no need to buy it.

Casio's new 300 series is pretty good, but if you are good enough in English, you can save money to buy an electronic dictionary that Japanese people use to learn English, and it's also very good, and you can save a lot of money, but the dictionaries are only English-Japanese and Japanese-English, and Japanese-Japanese and Japanese-Japanese.

E-A300, Chinese-Japanese-English. I'll just use this, it's pretty good, **around 2000 (because it's a color screen).

Casio E-SF300 is not bad, we use this for a lot of our class, there are 33 dictionaries.

The dictionaries are: Guangjiyuan (Japanese-Japanese Dictionary) Xinmingjie Chinese Dictionary (Japanese-Japanese Dictionary) Japanese-Chinese Dictionary Super Crown Sino-Japanese Dictionary New Chinese Lin Full Translation Ancient Chinese Dictionary New Modern Japanese Foreign Language Dictionary Japanese Sentence Dictionary Japanese Pronunciation Tone Dictionary Chinese-English-Japanese Computer Terminology Dictionary Japanese Name Pronunciation Dictionary Japanese Geographical Name Pronunciation Dictionary Japanese Classical Masterpiece Selection Work Japanese Email Work Japanese ** Response English-Chinese Dictionary Chinese-English Dictionary Collins English-Chinese Dictionary Oxford Advanced English Dictionary 7th Edition English Famous Speeches Noun Lines Dictionary Modern Chinese Dictionary Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Ancient Chinese Dictionary 300 Tang Poetry Appreciation Dictionary Japanese, Chinese, English Life and Work Oral Encyclopedia Practical Workplace Business Japanese New Oriental, IELTS Vocabulary New Oriental TOEFL Vocabulary New Oriental GRE New Oriental Level 4 Vocabulary New Oriental High School English Vocabulary English Major Level 8 Vocabulary.

I bought the 1850 the year before last, and now it should be cheaper, hehe.

What I use now is Casio's electronic dictionary XD-M730, there are English and English, and there are also Chinese, Japanese, Japanese, Japanese, Chinese, and Chinese, but there is no English, Chinese, Chinese, Chinese, Chinese,

In that case, it's better to spend a little more money, buy an E-A800, English, Japanese, Chinese, French, this model now has jumped to the lowest point of 2980, and it is the most suitable to start now. I heard that Guangzhou Xueyou Bookstore is only 2831 yuan for a limited time

Casio e A300 is good, I use this one.

Hehe Casio is very expensive, but it is a must for learning Japanese, and it is very powerful, this is the top product for learning Japanese in China.

The ED300 is a new product that came out last year, and it is just a few books added to the EB300.

On our side, the ED300 is 300 yuan more expensive than the EB300, the ED300 has two holes for inserting study cards, while the EB300 has only one.

If you are learning English, you can buy a study card for English. It's all the same, our ED300 seems to sell for 2300, EB300 is 2000.

Casio also has cheap ones, it seems that there are more than a thousand, you just buy the most practical one, there are too many functions, and you don't need it.

There are always a few of them. So buy a practical one, if you have enough funds, of course, it is recommended to buy ED300, it is really powerful.

If you want to learn Japanese well, you don't have to buy expensive things, so instead of spending the money, you should buy more practical books.

If you're interested, let's talk about learning first.

The Japanese version of the dictionary is basically for Japanese people to learn Chinese, and I remember that it is not possible to directly look up the meaning of Japanese in Chinese. I originally bought 3800 in China, and after I went to Japan, many of my classmates bought dictionaries in Japan. At that time, the teacher said that the Guangziyuan and other words entered in the Chinese dictionary were relatively old, and the Japanese version of the dictionary was relatively new (I forgot what the name was) and was more suitable for modern people.

But speaking of which, I still think that the domestic one is more convenient. In addition, I often find some words that Japanese people don't use at all, and there are also words that are not commonly used, but this is not a big problem.

Hope it helps.

It's best not to buy the Japanese version After all, the Japanese version is in line with the learning habits of Japanese students The domestic version is in line with the learning habits of our Chinese students But now the E-SF300 has been discontinued The whole country has been out of stock The landlord can consider buying the E-A300 The most ** crystal screen This time it includes 41 copyright dictionaries 8 more than E-AF300 New Century Japanese-Chinese Dictionary and so on.

The biggest feature of this machine is that it has achieved a dictionary and three uses === language translation + knowledge explanation + Chinese character vocabulary language quick reference It also contains professional dictionaries and Chinese dictionaries for English learning.