Numero Lingo is the easy way to learn to count in a variety of foreign languages: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. Even if you are fluent in all other aspects of a language, you may still find it difficult to understand numbers delivered at speed. Numero Lingo is here to teach you to interpret those rapidly-spoken telephone numbers or till totals.

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LingoLessons is flashcard-based software that helps you learn foreign languages easily. It is unique in that it operates in an entirely discreet fashion. It runs in the background on your computer and asks you questions at set intervals. It is designed to be suitable for both office and home use. Includes Japanese katakana, hiragana, kanji and vocabulary lessons.

iTranslator is an online translating software that supports 13 different languages and uses several free web resources to do the translation. Currently the program is capable of translating to/from the following languages: English, Chinese-Simplified, Chinese-Traditional, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Korean and Japanese.

Twister Website Translation Translator gives you the ability to surf the internet in over 180 language combinations for free. Easy integration with Internet Explorer. Languages include Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Chinese, Italian, German, Russian, Spanish, English, Italian, French and Portuguese. Requires Java (www.java.com), Internet Explorer, Windows and a broadband internet connection.

Use this to help solve puzzles from the Gameshow Network program Lingo. Has support for 5 and 6 letter words. Editable dictionaries with a lot of common words already ( let me know if you improve the dictionaries and want to share). As you type, Lingo Solver picks up your keyboard strokes (even if it isn't the selected window). Spaces are registered and pressing Enter after filling in the five (or six) squares will show you the potential matches.