The Franklin BES-1850 is a powerful supplemental tool for students
who are faced with the challenge of learning English or Spanish as a
second language. It is used extensively in ESL/ESOL, Bilingual,
Special Education, Title I, Reading, and Language Arts programs
throughout the United States. It provides motivation as well as
information.
Franklin is committed to providing educators with materials that will
impact on the learner’s basic skills. With the speaking
↔
Spanish
independently to:
! Expand their written and spoken vocabulary
! Improve their reading and comprehension
! Advance their spelling and grammar skills
! Produce better written compositions
English Dictionary, students at all grade levels can work
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Speaking Spanish ↔ English Dictionary/
Diccionario inglés
BES-1850
↔
español
FEATURES
! Pronounces over 200,000 words in English and Spanish
! Provides over 200,000 translations in English and Spanish
! Includes Learning Exercises with a built-in Grammar Guide,
TOEFL
their spelling and vocabulary
! Performs automatic spelling correction and verification in both
languages
! Contains word games to help expand vocabularies
! Comes with a built-in tutorial and help guide
®
Test Word List and exercises to help students practice
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This guide is designed to integrate the Spanish↔English Dictionary
into existing classroom curriculum easily and effectively. It may be
used as a sequence of lessons that familiarize the user with the
↔
Spanish
English Dictionary’s complete functionality. It can also be
utilized as a periodic reference source for instruction on specific
features by searching the table of contents for the desired topic.
Table of ContentsPage
Getting Started--------------------------------------------------------------------5
Message Language and Word Entry Language -------------------------6
Translating English Words-----------------------------------------------------8
Translating Spanish Words----------------------------------------------------9
Highlighting Words-------------------------------------------------------------10
Word Pronunciation------------------------------------------------------------11
Headphones ---------------------------------------------------------------------13
Hearing Homographs ---------------------------------------------------------13
Spelling Correction-------------------------------------------------------------14
Word Patterns-------------------------------------------------------------------16
WORD TREE HAND OUT ---------------------------------------------------19
Inflections-------------------------------------------------------------------------20
Using the Learn-a-Word feature -------------------------------------------23
Learning Exercises ------------------------------------------------------------24
Using the My Word List feature ---------------------------------------------------- 24
Building a Personal Word List-------------------------------------------------------24
Viewing My Word List----------------------------------------------------------------26
Removing a Word from My Word List----------------------------------------------28
Erasing My Word List-----------------------------------------------------------------29
English Word drills using the TOEFL® Test Word List ------------------------ 29
Speaking Spelling Bee --------------------------------------------------------------- 31
Flashcards ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 32
Grammar Guide ----------------------------------------------------------------32
Games-----------------------------------------------------------------------------33
Changing the Settings --------------------------------------------------------37
Summary -------------------------------------------------------------------------39
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Getting Started
Headphone
jack
Volume
Control
1. Check the unit for batteries.
The Spanish
↔
English Dictionary uses 2 AAA batteries. Turn the
unit over, push up the catch and remove the battery door.
A/C Adapter
Jack
Serial Port
2. Remove or install the batteries.
If the unit has batteries, remove them and quickly insert the new
batteries following the +/- markings in the compartment. If you take
too long to put the batteries in, you may lose information you
entered, so do this as quickly as you can.
3. Replace the battery cover.
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Message Language and Word Entry Language
When Spanish↔English Dictionary is turned on for the first time, the
user must select the Message Language for prompts, help, and other
messages.
1. Turn the unit on by pressing the
You will see:
If you press A, all menus, screen prompts and built-in help will
appear in English.
If you press B, all menus, screen prompts and built-in help will
appear in Spanish.
2. Press A to proceed in English.
You will see:
key.
This is the Main Menu screen. From here you can go to different
↔
parts of the Spanish
The student can return to this Main Menu screen at any time by
pressing the
3. Press the
You will see:
English Dictionary.
key.
key to select .
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This is the English Word entry screen.
Note the five “keys” at the bottom of the screen:
, and . These are touch keys. They are an
easy way for the learner to move around the SpanishDictionary with the touch of a finger.
4. Touch the
key.
You will see:
You will now be at the Spanish Word Entry screen.
You can come to this screen also by pressing the
the arrow keys to highlight
and then pressing the key.
, ,
↔
English
key, using
With the Spanish
↔
English Dictionary, students can move between
the Spanish Word Entry screen and the English Word Entry screen
with the touch of a key. If students type an English word and find they
are at the Spanish Word Entry screen, all they have to do is touch the
key to switch to the English Word Entry screen.
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Translating English Words
T
v
f
t
The Spanish↔English Dictionary is an excellent resource for learning
↔
words in English or Spanish. In addition, the Spanish
Dictionary provides assistance for the proper pronunciation of words
in both languages.
1. At the English Word entry screen, type in the word “learn.”
English
2. Press the
key.
You will see:
3. Press the key.
his part of the translation will not be
isible on the screen. It will be below the
irst eight lines. The learner can use the
key to scroll through the rest of the
ranslation.
The student will hear “learn” pronounced. With this feature, the
student can hear the correct pronunciation of words that may not
be familiar to him or her. For more detailed instructions, see page
11.
Note: The volume control is located on the left side of the unit
below the headphone jack. Turn the dial up to increase the
volume.
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Translating Spanish Words
1. Press the key.
2. Touch the
Entry screen.
3. Type in ‘así’.
To type an accented letter, type the vowel and press the key
until the correct accent mark appears. To type an ñ, type the n and
then press the
Note: It is not necessary to type the accent to find the right
translation.
4. Press the
key if necessary to see the Spanish Word
key.
key.
The message
Then you will see:
The learner can press the key to scroll through the rest of the
definition. When the learner presses the key at the end of the
definition for the first sense of the word (Entry 1), the definition of
the second sense of the word appears.
flashes.
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The learner can keep pressing the key to scroll through all the
entries. Pressing the key will take the learner back through
each definition and each entry.
5. Press the
key to return to a Word entry screen.
Highlighting Words
After a word search is completed, the learner has the option of
investigating words that appear in the translation. The
↔
Spanish
either English or Spanish. Follow the steps below.
1. At the translation of the word ‘así’ press the
start the highlight.
You will see:
English Dictionary makes it very simple to search further in
key to
2. Use the arrow keys to highlight the desired word. For
example, move the highlight to ‘therefore’.
You can turn the highlight off by pressing the
3. Press the
You will now see:
key.
key.
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Notice that by searching for a highlighted word, the Word Entry
language changed to the language of the word for which you
searched.
Word Pronunciation
Any student learning a second language will certainly benefit from the
added reinforcement of hearing words pronounced. With the
↔
Spanish
both English and Spanish. Below are a few suggestions for using the
pronunciation feature.
English Dictionary, students can hear words pronounced in
1. Press the
2. Touch the
Spanish Word Entry screen, if necessary.
3. Type in ‘automóvil’ and press the
You will see:
4. Press the key.
key.
key at the bottom of the screen to see the
key.
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The Spanish↔English Dictionary will pronounce the word
‘automóvil’ out loud.
5. Press the
key to start a highlight and move it to
“automobile.”
You will see:
6. Press the key to hear “automobile” pronounced.
Most words that appear in a translation screen can be heard,
regardless of the language. This can be accomplished by
highlighting the word and pressing the
key.
Note: You need not be at a definition screen to hear a word
pronounced. Simply type in a word at either Word Entry screen and
press the
key. If the word is spelled correctly, the learner will hear
the word pronounced immediately. If the word is misspelled, a
correction list will appear. For further information on spelling
correction, see page 14.
To hear words pronounced in English, touch the
key to
change the Word Entry screen to English, enter an English word and
then press the
word entry screen and press the
message
key. If you enter a Spanish word at the English
key, first the word and then the
will flash on the screen. If
this happens, it means you are at the wrong Word Entry screen. Just
touch the
key and then press the key again.
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