Thanks to TalkMan - and a large blue multilingual bird called Max, PSP™ is on a mission to break the ice and tear down those barriers that keep nationalities apart. Bring the art of language to your gestures, put words behind the shrugs, turn Spanglish into perfecto Espanol, make the move on the girl or guy in that foreign bar who catches your eye - in short, become a jetsetter able to communicate in six languages with more than 3000 crucial phrases at your fingertips.
Following the recent success of the Asian Version, Talkman Euro is now available, supporting 5 European languages (English, Italian, Spanish, German and French) as well as Traditional Chinese. TalkMan is the portable language entertainment tool and interactive phrasebook that makes sure you are ready to talk.
really helping for learning languages and cheap well, it's really useful to have this talkman in my PSP. i can learn more languages and also it's cheap if compare to it's use.. :D
Fun cheap game For this price you can't say anything bad about it. It's fun overall, only one concern is the loading time is kinda long. Fun game to fill your spare time and teach you foreign languages
Import friendly If you know any one of the 6 languages available then you can play this game (actually it is not really a game). You can switch the in-game menu to your native language.
Buy this the Japanese version of the original Talkman! Especially for the price I paid ($12.90), this is a great deal. It has tons of built-in phrases you can use, as well as the ability to translate things that you say into the microphone (sold separately) with pretty good accuracy. This version supports English (UK), French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Traditional Chinese. The manual is in Chinese, but there's an operation sheet included that's in English. Of course, you can switch the game into any of supported languages.
You will need to have a microphone (which doesn't come with this), so I would definitely suggest getting this with the Japanese bundle of the original Talkman. That way, you'll have support for a ton of languages, including both Traditional and Simplified Chinese. The only drawback to getting the Asian version of Talkman Euro is that you'll be losing the ability to go between Japanese and European languages. Of course, English-Japanese translation is supported on the original Talkman, so that isn't really a big deal.
menu in japanese? can anyone who bought this write a review on it? i want to know if the menu's in japanese, and if there is a way to change the menu language to english.
