I'm looking for the best English-Italian/Italian-English, English-French/French-English and English-Japanese/Japanese-English dictionaries, book and/or electronic, in the world, one of them I want to use before my High School trip to Rome in the future. Are they the Oxford dictionaries that has the best? Something else?
Pinguino
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Personally I think the best (along with Oxford-Paravia) is Ragazzini, originally published by Zanichelli (in the UK is published by Oxford University Press, in US by variousalong the years); Ragazzini-Biagi is the concise version, which is still better than 90% of the "bigger" version of the competitors...)
Anonymous
the Garzanti Linguistica is good, that's the only it/eng eng/it dico that I know, so a can't tell if it's the best.
the best and most complete j/e dictionary is Jim Breen's Edict, that is a free download, not a paper dico.
Mike J
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Anonymous
there r many -
Oxford and webster and many other
well look at this link and make you choic
http://www.babylon.com/