Translators - Electronic > First Responder Translators > 5-Language Translator for Military Personnel, GI5

• Military phrasebook.
• Thousands of military commands and phrases on topics such as detainment, local working, medical, time, detention, search, identification, military, field examination, and communication control.
• English speech recognition that recognizes 700 different speech patterns which can "learn" and adapt to anyone's voice.
• Search for single words or whole phrases.
• Maintain complete control of the situation with hands/eyes free functionality.
• Easily operate your unit with the touch-screen or navigational buttons day or night.
• Create custom profiles for dozens of users.
• Type in whatever you want, and get the translation. Works in both directions, so two people can communicate whatever they need to say to each other.

Comes with 19 accessories:

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• Listen to the phrasebook in English | Arabic | Persian (Farsi).

• See what "I'm glad to meet you" looks like in various languages 1 | 2.

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Commands

This device permits speech-operated commands. Here's a summary:

You can speak into the device to say the phrase you want, and the device will speak it back out.  Or you can just tap the phrase with your fingertip. The Arabic speaking person will hear the voice of a professional narrator speaking in the other person's own language. Or, if you've selected Dari, Farsi, or Pashto, that's the language that will be spoken.

These are logically arranged into these main categories:

• Detainment.
• Local working.
• Medical.
• Time.
• Detention.
• Search.
• Identification.
• Military (includes phrases for squad, platoon, and company leaders).
• Field examination.
• Communication control.

Each of these main categories has its own subcategories. For example, tap on Detainment and you get:

• Arrival.
• Commands.
• Hygiene.
• Interview.
• Rules.
• Search.
• Things.
• Transport.

Or tap on Detention and you get:

• Movements.
• Hands Control.
• Weapon and Package.
• Warnings.
• Vehicle.

A small sampling of the military-specific phrases:

Detainment:

• Good evening.
• Good morning.
• How are you?
• How many children do you have?
• Come with me.
• Face the wall.
• Faster.
• Get in a single line.
• I am going to search you.
• ...and more.

Medical:

• Are you a diabetic?
• Are you cold?
• Are you allergic to any medication?
• Do you need help?
• Do you want to see a doctor?
• ...and more.

Search:

• All bags must be searched.
• Is this your bag?
• Leave your bag here.
• Open your bag.
• Put the package down slowly.
• Are you carrying a weapon?
• Do you have firearms?
• Do you have drugs?
• Show me what is in your hands.
• ...and more.

Hands control

• Hand out of your pockets.
• Show me what is in your hands.
• Hands behind your head.
• Hands on the wall.
• ...and more.

Vehicle:

• Get out of the vehicle.
• May I search your vehicle?
• Show me your vehicle registration.
• ...and more.

Warnings:

• Do everything very slowly.
• Do not do anything until I tell you to.
• Do not resist.
• Do not move, or the dog will bite you.
• ...and more.

Identification:

• What is your name?
• Do you speak English?
• Do you understand English?
• What place do you come from?
• Do you have any form of identification?
• ...and more.

For example:

• John says, "Introduce me" into the unit.
• The unit says (in the other language), "Hello. My name is Sergeant Holt. I need to ask you some questions. I don't speak Arabic, but this machine will help us talk. Did you understand what I just said?"
• A simple nod is all John needs in reply.
• Next, he speaks a series of other initiation words or phrases and the &mvt:product:name; speaks to the other person each time.

You can adapt this to your unit's specific procedures.

The 5-Language Translator for Military Personnel, GI5 understands thousands of military phrases spoken in English. It can pronounce the translations back to those who don't speak English. This hands-free/ eyes-free operational unit produces 100% understandable translations spoken by professional native-speakers. Now you have the assistance you need to make the right decision and control potentially dangerous situations.

Read more about speech/voice on electronic pocket translators.

To purchase using a PO number:

1. Proceed through checkout, as if using a credit card.
2. For Bill To, enter the e-mail address of your Accounts Payable Department (or someone in it).
3. At the payment method dropdown, select "Purchase Order" and proceed through checkout.

If you need a physical address for us so you can create your Purchase Order:

Mindconnection, LLC
4806 Wedd St
Merriam, KS 66203-5414

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