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Casio electronic dictionaries produced some extraordinary ( 2000 EWS and EWS 3000 ), I recommend to any student who is interested in improving their English vocabulary. Although it may seem expensive, 250 euros, EWS 3000 is an investment that I believe is worth as a working tool is most useful for students and teachers of English.

The dictionary includes four paper dictionaries are quite heavy (produce back pain to anyone who had the audacity to take over). Moreover, this electronic dictionary will save hours of search sluggish in its pages.

I have bought three of these dictionaries and through my recommendation four others have bought: a relative of mine and three students as they have seen what is useful and it’s always faster than by hand. Curiously, although previously had indicated I think that dictionaries were much better than Casio electronic dictionaries were cheaper than before and also sold in El Corte Ingles, did not believe me until I had the opportunity to have two dictionaries in hand and compare them in class. The first test of cotton is look up the word “monkey” in the two electronic dictionaries, the dictionaries “Franklin”, but say they have millions of vocabulary words are not really many, with less definition than the Casio, which for this example in question and Spanish to English there are many additional definitions: “pretty, lovely looking, cute, lovely, sweet, gorgeous, lovely, monkey, overalls,” and so on. and so on. I think the dictionary’s editorial appearing in Oxford electronic dictionary from Casio are the same as those on my shelf (since I have also on paper). There are many more reasons (like the “history”) why have one of these dictionaries, but the price just scary. However, having had more than two years without any problems, I could not live without it in my English classes. I guess for me it’s more a matter of my profession or my professionalism and is a working tool. If English is not so important for you as it is for me in my work, certainly not buy this dictionary.

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