But if you’ve ever tried to read a book in another language you know how frustrating it can be to open and close a dictionary every few lines and to keep falling out of the narrative.ĭespair no more! By using the built-in Kindle dictionary you can easily tap a word (or move the cursor and click if you have an older device) and you’ll see the definition directly on screen: It’s well-known that reading in a foreign language is one of the best ways to expand your vocabulary, see grammar in action and simply have fun. (Foreign) Language Dictionary: Instant Lookups At Your FingertipsĮvery new Kindle comes with a built-in dictionary in English and (correct me if I’m wrong) depending on your location, another one for your native language if you live in one of the “Kindle Countries” (UK, US, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, etc.) If you don’t have a Kindle ereader, don’t worry - the principle is more or less the same for other ereaders such as the Kobo, Nook and others. In the following post, I’ve collected a few tips for you on how to use your Kindle to make learning a foreign language more flexible and fun.

While many people already use their e-reading device to devour the latest bestseller, not everyone is aware that their Kindle can be a real power-house when it comes to learning a foreign language. Contrary to tablets, desktops and smartphones, the screens of e-readers like the Kindle enable you to read for hours without eye-strain, thanks to e-ink technology. Kindle devices and other e-readers are one of the most convenient and pleasant ways to consume digital text.

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