French-English Talking Dictionary

Howdy
I'd like to know if there is a English-French talking dictionary available for my iPhone. I've seen a couple for the Blackberry and would like one for my phone.
Thanks
rlmslo

there maybe a WebApp out there somewhere, but there isnt anything you can download to the phone

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