French dictionary for Pc

This is a fantastic & easily-accessed reference for any person with a working knowledge of the app. I’ve had this app since it first came out so it’s paid for itself many times over. Highest recommendation. Stop translating in your head and start thinking directly in the language.

Bad UI (too much graphics and bad sizes) and no option for offline pronunciation.

This is a fantastic dictionary with a huge number of entries. Just be aware that the Larousse is the app-the app only and consequently best suited for advanced students of the language. In addition to the definitions, the Larousse provides idiomatic expressions (e.g. if you look up 'faire' you will also find "s'en faire," "se faire," etc., which is incredibly helpful), synonyms, usage notes (difficultés), word origins, and, where applicable, quotations containing the word you're looking up. Finding words is easy even if you don't know the exact spelling, as the app offers a list of possible matches as soon as you begin typing a few letters in the search field. A truly amazing plus is that this list will include reflexive forms, which can differ greatly in meaning, so once you look for 'facher,' the dictionary will list 'se facher' as a separate entry. For every verb, full conjugation tables in all tenses are also included. Whether you're reading Charlie Hebdo or Maupassant, you will find every word you need here. If you don't, chances are it's either misspelled in your source or a recent neologism. Internet access is required for the pronunciations, but if you are at the level where a monolingual dictionary is useful to you, chances are you no longer need them all that often. All other features are available off-line. An incredibly deep resource for only a few bucks more than your average app.

I've always found an appropriate definition for the word I looked up, and I've been using this app for a year. I find Larousse to be the best of the Fre-Fre or Fre-Eng applications. I've tried others. Get both Larousses - they're great! Some of the low-rating reviews on here must be made by people who either have a faulty download or don't know enough the app to be ready for a Fr-Fr dico. I have had this app for about a year and love it. To answer the negative reviews below: * "sain" and "sain/saine" - they're both on here and correctly defined. * "puce" - its sense as computer chip is on here. * crashes - old version hardly ever crashed; new version hasn't crashed once, yet. * etymologies - the new version has them. Sometimes you have to go to the root word to find it, but most dictionaries direct you to the root word, anyway. * audio - it's on here. * word links - they're on here, too. This dictionary has so many great features with expressions, synonyms, homonyms, and even quotes, that for its price it is a real deal. For my own Fre-Fre needs, this has provided everything, and at a great price! I write this review because I love my Larousse apps. I've been using them for a full year. I have no connection to Larousse whatsoever.