This one in HTML format, as I needed a table.
The Great Language Acquisition Experiment
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Realm of the Lint Queen 
Point It
I think it was ~1989 when I first saw a review of a similar item — a laminated folding sheet of ~400 icons (not photos) to represent many things you’d need to say or ask while traveling in foreign countries.
Made me think of Koko the Gorilla. I was surprised that it didn’t catch on. But apparently the concept is still well and alive oggi.
-Phil
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Re: Point It
Nice! Sicilian!
But now I need the other umpteen words in Sicilian so I am inspired to add rows for them ;-)
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One time at an Odyssey of the Mind after-event dinner, for some reason we started going around the table (15-20 people) with each person saying “Thank you” in a different language. I think we made it all the way around. My contribution was modern Greek /ef-kar-ee-sto/.
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Which syllable is accented?
EEEE-karesto?
e-KAR-esto?
e-kar-ES-to?
e-kar-es-TO?
Yes, I don’t use proper phonetics. so very sad. U no wat I meen
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