1. An improved electronic translator wherein a first word or words in a first language are entered to obtain a second word or words in a second language that are the translated equivalent of the first word or words, the translator comprising input means for entering the first word or words into the translator and for entering commands, a permanently included first memory means for storing a plurality of words in the first language including the first word or words, the plurality of words being stored at respectively specific addresses, second memory means for storing a like plurality of words in the second language including the second word or words, each of the plurality of words in the second memory means being stored at a specific address that is equivalent to the address of a corresponding word in the first memory means, at least two connectors, third memory means for storing voice data corresponding to the translated equivalents of at least some of the first word or words in another language, the third memory means being removably connected to the translator through one of the connectors, first access means responsive to the input means for accessing the first memory means and the second memory means to retrieve the first word or words and the translated equivalent second word or words, detection means responsive to the input means and the first access means for detecting which connector has the third memory means connected thereto, for detecting whether the voice data stored in the third memory means corresponds to second word or words in the second language, and for detecting whether the third memory means includes voice data equivalent to the second word or words, indicator means responsive to the detection means for indicating whether voice data representing the second word or words in the second language is stored in the third memory means, second access means responsive to the input means and the detection means for retrieving from the third memory means voice data representing the second word or words in the second language, and voice generation means responsive to the second access means for producing an audible output of the second word or words by voice synthesization of the voice data.
1. An improved electronic translator wherein a first word or words in a first language are entered to obtain a second word or words in a second language that are the translated equivalent of the first word or words, the translator comprising input means for entering the first word or words into the translator and for entering commands, a permanently included first memory means for storing a plurality of words in the first language including the first word or words, the plurality of words being stored at respectively specific addresses, second memory means for storing a like plurality of words in the second language including the second word or words, each of the plurality of words in the second memory means being stored at a specific address that is equivalent to the address of a corresponding word in the first memory means, at least two connectors, third memory means for storing voice data corresponding to the translated equivalents of at least some of the first word or words in another language, the third memory means being removably connected to the translator through one of the connectors, first access means responsive to the input means for accessing the first memory means and the second memory means to retrieve the first word or words and the translated equivalent second word or words, detection means responsive to the input means and the first access means for detecting which connector has the third memory means connected thereto, for detecting whether the voice data stored in the third memory means corresponds to second word or words in the second language, and for detecting whether the third memory means includes voice data equivalent to the second word or words, indicator means responsive to the detection means for indicating whether voice data representing the second word or words in the second language is stored in the third memory means, second access means responsive to the input means and the detection means for retrieving from the third memory means voice data representing the second word or words in the second language, and voice generation means responsive to the second access means for producing an audible output of the second word or words by voice synthesization of the voice data. 2. An improved electronic translator according to claim 1, wherein the third memory means has a bit code stored therein to indicate whether voice data corresponding to each respective second word or words are stored therein.