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Dialing 911 to report an emergency in a foreign country may only make the situation direr because that's not an emergency number in most places. Every country has its own numbers to dial when something terrible happens, and it's best you learn them before hitting the road.
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With Jarvisen in hand, understanding what the locals are saying (and vice versa) isn't a problem no matter where you go.
That said, there are certain common, basic phrases that you should have at the ready with no assistance. After all, what if your Jarvisen runs out of battery, or you forget it at the hotel?
Google Translate may be fine for simple tasks, such wishing your Italian friend "Happy Birthday" on Facebook. Anything more than that, however, and you'll quickly learn Google Translate isn't that reliable.
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When travelling in a foreign land, the language barrier can prove cumbersome, to say the least. Jarvisen's Smart Voice Translator does wonders in that regard, what with automatically translating 60 languages (and counting) into your own native tongue. Luckily, some...
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Jariven’s Smart Voice Translator seems straight out of a fantasy story. It’s the Babelfish from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy or the Universal Translator from Star Trek. It could even be compared to Star War’s C-3PO. Rather than these magical...
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