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Conference hydra::amiga_v1

Title:	AMIGA NOTES
Notice:	Join us in the NEW conference - HYDRA::AMIGA_V2
Moderator:	HYDRA::MOORE

Created:	Sat Apr 26 1986
Last Modified:	Wed Feb 05 1992
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	5378
Total number of notes:	38326

2753.0. "Foreign language tutorials" by PNO::HEISER (Thursday's Child,dressed up with no place to go...) Thu Jul 20 1989 21:53

    I need to know if there are any Foreign language tutorials 
    (i.e. Spanish, French, German,...) available for the Amiga.
    
    Thanks,
    Mike

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2753.1 Learbn.ARC ??? DPDMAI::ANDERSONA Sat Jul 22 1989 16:45 13

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2753.1	Learbn.ARC ???	DPDMAI::ANDERSONA	`Sat Jul 22 1989 16:45`	13
	There was a program called learn (?? I think I will have to look) that was an study aid written in AmigaBASIC. You would enter a list of questions and their answer and the Amiga would speak them and expect the answer to be typed in. If the question was in english the answer could be another lanquage. This could also be reversed and The Amiga could speak one language and expect an English response. It came with a variety of ready made files. The only draw back the answer had to be entered exactly as expected including spaces between words. No typos at all. It might be on TAPE:: or NORSE:: I downloaded it a long time ago but never really used it. I can't type worth a darn. Alan
2753.2	Bad language #@$%^&%$!	FLOCON::KENNEDY	`Mon Jul 24 1989 08:53`	20

    There was a program called learn (?? I think I will have to look) that
    was an study aid written in AmigaBASIC.  You would enter a list of 
    questions and their answer and the Amiga would speak them and expect 
    the answer to be typed in.  If the question was in english the answer 
    could be another lanquage. This could also be reversed and The Amiga 
    could speak one language and expect an English response.  It came with a 
    variety of ready made files.  The only draw back the answer had to be 
    entered exactly as expected including spaces between words.  No typos at 
    all.  It might be on TAPE:: or NORSE::  I downloaded it a long time ago but 
    never really used it.  I can't type worth a darn.
    
    Alan

2753.2 Bad language #@$%^&%$! FLOCON::KENNEDY Mon Jul 24 1989 08:53 20