Do I need an electronic dictionary to study Japanese? 10

Electronic dictionaries are lighter and have a large vocabulary.

It's a burden to carry a bulky dictionary all the time.

The main new features of the EV-SP3900 product.

Available in two colours: cherry red, satin white;

In addition to retaining the dictionaries included in EW-V3800H, two new thesauruses, "NHK Pronunciation Dictionary" and "Japanese Sentence Pattern Dictionary", have been added, which are more practical.

The handwriting screen has been expanded from two grids to four grids, and the large display screen supports handwriting, making handwriting a real enjoyment;

Chinese, English and Japanese Chinese menu.

The new model is different, you can write it by hand.。。。 I want to change it too...

If you can, buy one. After all, electronic dictionaries are easy to carry and easy to query.

Of course, if you want to check the specific usage, as well as special usage, idiomatic type, etc., it is better to have a large dictionary.

It is recommended to enlarge the dictionary at home and bring an electronic dictionary with you.

Casio's good. That's what Europe uses.

Well, sooner or later, I want it, but I recommend you not to buy it if you are a freshman, although it is convenient to use an electronic dictionary, but using a dictionary can deepen your memory. It's better to buy it after your sophomore year.

If you want to buy it, it's right that the CASIO is good, but I don't know what the EV-SP3900 looks like. But there is one item, if you want to buy it, you can buy the most **.

It is necessary for students majoring in Japanese to buy, it is helpful for learning, Casio's is better, but it will be a little more expensive, generally 2000-3000 yuan.

Necessary... Hee-hee...

Casio's is good That's what I use, but I bought it in Japan, and it was a little tiring to use at first...

Because it's all in Japanese.

But it's good after a long time.

It is recommended to buy it after the third year, and at this time I have already learned advanced Japanese, and it is recommended to use a small dictionary to better ...... myself at the beginning of learningI'm in my third year of college now, and I want to buy a %......Casio's 3900 seems to be the latest one, including a lot of dictionaries, and it also supports handwriting and touchscreen ......**It seems to be about 2,000 yuan, I have several classmates who bought this one, and if you want to buy it, I can help you ask ......It's mine.

Hey! I don't think there's a need for an electronic dictionary!

Dopod D900 is recommended!

Haha **Use with a dictionary! Very cool!

What I'm using now is!

Wait until you get to Japan? The Casio in Japan is all in the Japanese system and does not fit.

Electronic stuff is a little more likely to affect your learning.

To learn a language, you have to come into contact with culture.

If you learn Japanese, you can learn Japanese philosophy: various ways; exposure to Japanese dramas, comics, and cartoons; read travelogues written by Japanese people; Go to Japan and enjoy the natural scenery without barriers.

In addition, it is best to specialize in one or two fields of study: medicine, chemistry, automobiles, energy, etc., and English. It is best to translate between English and Japanese, and the prospects are very good.