3. An electronic language learning machine, comprising: means to translate a language, memory means for storing words of a language to be learned and associated marks, each mark representative of additional information relating to a different one of the words, each of the words and its associated mark being stored at a common address location in said memory means; display means for visualizing words and marks; selecting means for selecting any one of the words in said memory means; applying means for applying a selected word to said display means for display for study by a user of said language learning machine; and manually actuatable means for causing said applying means to apply to said display means the mark associated with the selected word and stored in said memory means, after the beginning of the display of the selected word, where in response to actuation of said manually actuatable means said language learning machine accesses memory to provide location of where said mark should appear in relation to said selected word, as opposed to an operator inputting the location.
3. An electronic language learning machine, comprising: means to translate a language, memory means for storing words of a language to be learned and associated marks, each mark representative of additional information relating to a different one of the words, each of the words and its associated mark being stored at a common address location in said memory means; display means for visualizing words and marks; selecting means for selecting any one of the words in said memory means; applying means for applying a selected word to said display means for display for study by a user of said language learning machine; and manually actuatable means for causing said applying means to apply to said display means the mark associated with the selected word and stored in said memory means, after the beginning of the display of the selected word, where in response to actuation of said manually actuatable means said language learning machine accesses memory to provide location of where said mark should appear in relation to said selected word, as opposed to an operator inputting the location. 5. An electronic language learning machine according to claim 3, wherein said selecting means includes input means for entering information to select any one of said words.