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Crests of Daylight/Glacial Fox/Crests, Foaming at the Mouth

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Yes, it works really well too ( better than google :thinking: )

but it does help you do learn the language too to have some sort of idea what it should look like.

 

The dictionary one doesn't even need internet access :awesome:

that's pretty good

*considers to get the apps*

apps are free right?

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The translator does need internet?

yes it does :\

but it's free and it's good for homework.

 

^

The ones i suggested are :nice:

But lots and lots are not.

Some are really expensive, i saw one for €500.

:shocked:

yes it does :\

but it's free and it's good for homework.

 

^

The ones i suggested are :nice:

But lots and lots are not.

Some are really expensive, i saw one for €500.

:shocked:

:o OMG :o

it was an english language learning one,

it was way too over priced, they brought it down after a while.

an app app app application on itunes,

well it was.

 

 

Laura,

i want to ask you questions,

could you answer the ones in your thread please? :heart:

I was sitting on my foot and now all the way up my leg is all numb and tingly. :disappointed:

hi

how is everybody?

I'm fucking great,

not just good but fucking great :nice:

 

 

 

what about you?

Greg! :cheesy:

 

*goes and does the dishes :sick:*

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