Our idea for teaching English in Japan is so simple that it takes only a few minutes to learn, even for the most techno-phobic. This idea is a great time-saver for them, too. Idioms, antonyms, synonyms, irregular verbs, kanji, katakana, and hiragana can be used interchangeably. Students and Teachers of English Low-ability students can be shown how to use the dictionary, with little technical direction. The dictionary can enable anyone to have an immediate, precise conversation, instead of general usage.
Beginners gain a feeling of control over their learning environment and learning process.
The institutionalized dislike of English study is ameliorated through the use of this gadget, because of the novelty and convenience. It's fast and easy. Adult students can communicate like adults, not children. Topics ranging from the concrete to the abstract can be facilitated using the electronic dictionary. It reduces the stress level of translation all around, either in review before the visitors come, or as a supplementary language source during the visit.