Very simple to use, play phrases and desriptive icons. Not worth $9.99 and is going to be a helper for beginners in French only.

There are so many words and it's so easy to use! I love this and it will help anyone learn French. I take French but can barely speak it. Well worth the money!!!

I first bought the Spanish Pro Translator and loved it. It had a well organized and stocked library of phrases that could get you through many conversations. But the language I have wanted to have handier was French and the Oxford French Pro does not disappoint in the least. As with the Spanish, it has main categories and sub-categories that break down what you are looking for in a very concise, manageable way. That way, you aren't scrolling for what you want for very long. You can find what you need pretty quickly. Secondly, it has very clear, native speakers who pronounce the words in such a way that you can actually hear them. I'm all for learning dialect, but if I can't hear the word clearly enough to even know what it is I feel as if I'm missing something. So Oxford totally got it right. I think that's especially important for French. As with the Spanish Pro, you can form your own combination of words to create the sentence you want which makes a big difference over any other translators. I've bought them all and this one is the best, hands down. Highly recommended!

Cannot look up words. This is not a dictionary, it just speaks a certain number of phrases and the price is too high for just that.

This application is not a translator. It is more of a phrasebook, that must be really handy for tourists, but serves no clear purpose for French language learners. Very much regret downloading this application.

Man, that stinks that u people had to pay 9.99 for this because it isn't worth that. That is why I bought it now when it is on sale for only 1.99

This translator/phrase book is very handy. I made good use of it while in Paris. If you don't know any French it is so helpful to be able to very quickly look up a needed phrase and not only read it but hear it pronounced. I was glad to have it! Certainly worth the $2.

This is very helpful for building simple, useful phrases, but I am disappointed that it does not translate for you. There's no way to enter in something you need to specifically need translated which is disappointing to me. I was mislead by the name of the application so I figured others may be too. The explanation they give of the phrase building is accurate.

Total trip saver! Helps you get around if you do not speak the language. Great app. Very worth it!

I just purchased the 3.0 version for 4.99 from the App Store and it downloaded fine. It just takes a few minutes and hesitates for a bit in the middle. Be patient and it will work fine. I did not want to have to pay the fees required to access the internet on my iPhone when in a foreign country so did not want a translator that required that. As another reviewer said, one can access Google translation through Safari if need be. I know some basic French, but this looks like it will be very helpful when I get stuck (which will be often). It is easy to use and having the voice say the word or phrase is really helpful.

This app was pretty good before the update. I'm about to travel to France and thought it would be a good idea to invest in something that could help me get around. Then I updated the app. I noticed it took FOREVER to update via WiFi. And then, when I connected my phone to my Macbook and clicked sync, it just refused to transfer the update from my phone to my computer. Please fix.

Move the "home" button. EVERY TIME. Again, every time I try to listen to a sentence I create I press the Home button by mistake. Please if just a hair. It's so frustrating!

I bought this app hoping it would help us on a two week trip to France. It helps you pronounce common travel phrases in French. It's good at that but I don't think that's what's needed. It's reading the menu in a French Restaurant where no one speaks English that's the problem. This doesn't help with that. I never felt the need to pull out my iPhone to use one of these simple phrases. But I was confused at mealtimes in every restaurant that didn't have a waiter who could speak fluent English.