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Equally, Loecsen is ideal for those who wish to start learning a foreign language, and who want to use this as their first language course to make real progress very quickly.  Translating is essentially a question of personal choice: if you feel that another translation would be more appropriate than the one suggested by Loecsen, please write to us directly using contact form here, or better still via the contact page on our website app. com.  Natural speaking voices, original illustrations, comprehension quizzes and an audio facility are just some of the many features that help you to memorize rapidly, and make Loecsen enjoyable to use.  It will help you to easily learn 400 words and phrases in 40 languages, and will make it possible for you to converse naturally from the very start of your trip.  The expressions given in each language are not literal translations from another language; they are the expressions that would normally be used in particular situations that people find themselves in when traveling.  You can use it before your trip to start memorizing a few handy expressions, and during your trip whenever you need to find the correct expression quickly.  Here’s a very simple example: in French, the phrase ‘please’ is often used when making a request, but it’s quite different in Finnish and in most of the Asian languages.  They have been divided into 17 topics, corresponding to different situations that you may encounter in everyday life.  If this happens, we advise you to free up some space. Do you like Loecsen?  If your device has almost run out of memory, Loecsen will automatically close after you launch it.  Please appreciate that, without ads, Loecsen simply wouldn’t exist!  If you travel abroad, and you enjoy meeting the locals, this audio conversation guide is made for you.  Users occasionally report that the sound doesn't work: please check that Silent Mode isn't activated.  These 400 expressions for travelers have been selected with care.  6 - Reflects the finer points of each language, e. g.  The translators, all of whom are professionals, have not always chosen the grammatically closest translation, because that would not necessarily be the one used most often when you’re there!