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yep! German: left over from high school/college
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I have one for Japanese and one for Hawaiian.
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japanese, spanish, croatian, german, french.
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Spanish, Italian, and I think Russian. I use none of them , however.
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french
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Spanish and Russian
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Spanish, French, and German. They are all avid dust collectors.
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KOREAN
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french, german, ancient hebrew/greek, spanish..
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French, Spanish, Russian, English
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French, Italian, Spanish, German
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spanish
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Several - Spanish, Russian, French and Latin.
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I have a Japanese dictionary. Many years ago we had a Japanese intern where I work. when he left, he gave it to me saying, "Learn the language, then come and visit Japan." Yeah,like either of those things are going to happen.
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French and German
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yes its called a laptop:)
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I have a Latin dictionary. You would not believe how helpful it can be.
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No. I have a German words book though. Just random words and sentences translated to German.
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A couple... english-french english-spanish
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English to Persian.
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French, Spanish, Italian and Syriac
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Spanish and German, not that I use them. One was from me wanting to keep up-to-date on Spanish and the German one was when Deutsche Telekom bought T-moblie.
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a spanish, latin, german and french. everyone in my family can speak a little bit of each of the languages listed. I have about a semester of experience in each language listed.
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English - Spanish - French - Portuguese
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British English.
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French.
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LOL.. a couple..! English / Afrikaans English / Zulu English / Sotho English / Xhosa English / French
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We have in our house: Spanish/English, Russian/English, French/English, and Norwegian/English dictionaries.
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I have two French and Spanish!
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Two, actually! Spanish and French
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Spanish and Chinese
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One Japanese dictionary.
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german and spanish
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I have a Van Dale Nederlandse Woordenboek (the big heavy one), several other lighter Dutch:Dutch and Dutch:English, and a Spanish:English.
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..spanish and russian..=)
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spanish
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Yes, somewhere, there is Japanese, German and Spanish.
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