Sunday, December 18, 2011
Spanish dictionary?
yea? the best one is the little yellow and blue one available in any book store in the spanish section|||From a Professional Translator: VOX NEW COLLEGE SPANISH/ENGLISH DICTIONARY|||What about it?|||http://www.foreignword.com/es/Tools/dict鈥?/a>|||si
Can you learn spanish by reading a spanish dictionary?
i bought the pimsleur approach cd's and im learning a bit by listening to that but i also want to be able to read and spell in spanish aswell, and i have an english/spanish dictionary lying around somewhere.|||I don't think you can learn just from the dictionary.. BUT..
I too have used the Pimsleur cds and this is what I did and it has helped tremendously.
I listened to the audio and whenever I got to a word I didn't know how to spell or was unsure of how it was spelled, I jotted it down. Then after each lesson I would consult my handy little dictionary to see if I had even remotely spelled the word correctly. I also bought the very inexpensive 501 Spanish Verbs book as an additional reference because as you will see, you will do a lot of different verb conjugations and it really helps to wrap your head around those too. So I just put little markers on each verb as I came across them.
Ok this is getting long, but it should really help you. So now if you check all of those as mentioned above and THEN once you know you have the right spellings write them in a little notepad, and each day you go to the next lesson, reference your notes, it will really help you to visualize and memorize all the words you have already learned.
Hope this helps
Anna|||well, Spanish is more complicated. Sometimes, you have to convert irregular verbs that wouldn't appear on a dictionary. Example:
(Go: Ir)
Present:
Voy
Vas
Va
Vamos
Van
Van
Past:
Fui
Fuiste
Fue
Fuimos
Fueron
Fueron
Future:
Ir谩s
Etc.
Nevertheless, some words are diferent for male or female, and some are the same
Example:
Cheff
El cheff, la cheff
El juez, la jueZ
El es idiota, ella es idiota
So, for conjugation and grammar it's not a great idea|||definately not! you have to know the structure of the language. if your parents handed you a dictionary when you were little and said "here, good luck learning english" would you know the language? no :) your best bet is native speakers, spanish classes and music. good luck!|||You can learn vocabulary from a dictionary. You won't learn grammar, punctuation, conjugation, etc. So it doesn't hurt to read one but you have to learn grammar or you won't make any sense.|||Not only do you have to know words (you could learn that from reading the dictionary), but you have to know the grammar as well. I don't think the dictionary teaches you grammar...
=)|||No.
I too have used the Pimsleur cds and this is what I did and it has helped tremendously.
I listened to the audio and whenever I got to a word I didn't know how to spell or was unsure of how it was spelled, I jotted it down. Then after each lesson I would consult my handy little dictionary to see if I had even remotely spelled the word correctly. I also bought the very inexpensive 501 Spanish Verbs book as an additional reference because as you will see, you will do a lot of different verb conjugations and it really helps to wrap your head around those too. So I just put little markers on each verb as I came across them.
Ok this is getting long, but it should really help you. So now if you check all of those as mentioned above and THEN once you know you have the right spellings write them in a little notepad, and each day you go to the next lesson, reference your notes, it will really help you to visualize and memorize all the words you have already learned.
Hope this helps
Anna|||well, Spanish is more complicated. Sometimes, you have to convert irregular verbs that wouldn't appear on a dictionary. Example:
(Go: Ir)
Present:
Voy
Vas
Va
Vamos
Van
Van
Past:
Fui
Fuiste
Fue
Fuimos
Fueron
Fueron
Future:
Ir谩s
Etc.
Nevertheless, some words are diferent for male or female, and some are the same
Example:
Cheff
El cheff, la cheff
El juez, la jueZ
El es idiota, ella es idiota
So, for conjugation and grammar it's not a great idea|||definately not! you have to know the structure of the language. if your parents handed you a dictionary when you were little and said "here, good luck learning english" would you know the language? no :) your best bet is native speakers, spanish classes and music. good luck!|||You can learn vocabulary from a dictionary. You won't learn grammar, punctuation, conjugation, etc. So it doesn't hurt to read one but you have to learn grammar or you won't make any sense.|||Not only do you have to know words (you could learn that from reading the dictionary), but you have to know the grammar as well. I don't think the dictionary teaches you grammar...
=)|||No.
Where can I find a spanish dictionary add-on for firefox?
I use the "Dictionary tool-tip" add-on for firefox to double click words that I don't know the meaning of, but it's only in English. Is there a similar add-on but in Spanish?|||yes but I can't send a link because you have to click on add-ons then search for 'Spanish dictionary' for yourself - about five options come up and 2 of these look promising. Always get the ones with the green 'jigsaw' piece if you can as these are the official ones.
What happened to the spanish dictionary?
You used to have an awesome Spanish-English dictionary off of the Yahooligans! section of your site. It seemingly disappeared, although I found it to be the most useful tool when writing Spanish papers or emails. I can't seem to find another one on the web that has the context as well as the translation.|||yahoo believes english should be the only language spoken now, ever since it became a law in the US
What's the best advanced spanish dictionary for learners?
U know like the oxford advanced english dictionary for learners. and also athe best spanish slang dictionary?|||Diccionario de la Real Academia Espa帽ola De La Lengua
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
Saludos !!!
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
Saludos !!!
Is there a rather simple Spanish dictionary for foreigners in the world?
I mean a monolingual one, no English, just Spanish.
Do not tell me to go for Real Academia Espa帽ola since it is too darn hard. It is not the one I want.
Something in a similar style to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary should be fine.|||RAE is the best and a very complete dictionary. Anyways, if you want one with easier definitions, you can use this:
http://www.elmundo.es/diccionarios/
There you can chose:
- Lengua Espa帽ola
- Sin贸nimos
- Ant贸nimos
- Espa帽ol a ingl茅s
(...)
You have to chose "Lengua Espa帽ola" and then write the word you want... If you don't understand the definition, you can also check "sin贸nimos"... It may helps you!
I hope I helped! :)
Do not tell me to go for Real Academia Espa帽ola since it is too darn hard. It is not the one I want.
Something in a similar style to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary should be fine.|||RAE is the best and a very complete dictionary. Anyways, if you want one with easier definitions, you can use this:
http://www.elmundo.es/diccionarios/
There you can chose:
- Lengua Espa帽ola
- Sin贸nimos
- Ant贸nimos
- Espa帽ol a ingl茅s
(...)
You have to chose "Lengua Espa帽ola" and then write the word you want... If you don't understand the definition, you can also check "sin贸nimos"... It may helps you!
I hope I helped! :)
What is the best translation dictionary (English - Spanish) for a Smartphone?
I need an English Spanish dictionary for my smartphone. It'd be good to have 'flash cards' and sound.
Also, good to be able to change translation direction without loosing the word I've started entering as I'm always enetering the wrong direction.
Best of all would be verb conjugation but I haven't seen any that do that :-(
I'd really like opinions from people who have actually used them ...|||I've got an Italian-English dictionary on my Nokia 95 8GB and I'm very happy with it. It's the Oxford University Press Concise Paravia by MSDict. I'm pretty sure there's a Spanish equivalent.
It doesn't have flash cards or sound but it does allow you to change direction while retaining what you have already input. It doesn't do conjudgation but does show unusual verb forms. It's really a very comprehensive dictionary and I find it easy to use and very useful when reading in Italian
Also, good to be able to change translation direction without loosing the word I've started entering as I'm always enetering the wrong direction.
Best of all would be verb conjugation but I haven't seen any that do that :-(
I'd really like opinions from people who have actually used them ...|||I've got an Italian-English dictionary on my Nokia 95 8GB and I'm very happy with it. It's the Oxford University Press Concise Paravia by MSDict. I'm pretty sure there's a Spanish equivalent.
It doesn't have flash cards or sound but it does allow you to change direction while retaining what you have already input. It doesn't do conjudgation but does show unusual verb forms. It's really a very comprehensive dictionary and I find it easy to use and very useful when reading in Italian
Does anyone know any websites of a spanish dictionary but with spanish definitions?
I don't need Spanish to English translations. I need a free online Spanish dictionary that gives out definitions in Spanish. Please someone find me one!|||REAL ACADEMIA ESPA脩OLA|||Try BABEL FISH in your search engine, i have found them very helpful.
Where can I find a website that has a Spanish dictionary, with the definitions written in Spanish?
I just need a Spanish dictionary, but online the only thing i can find is spanish to english dictionaries. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks.|||http://www.wordreference.com/|||im gonna be really nice and give you my email for gmail : ashleyluvsjesus@gmail.com
i cant always respond asap and i can only access it though my phone so when it dies i wont be able to check it til tomorrow.
make the subject have the word Spanish in it and i will know its you. please do not send me spam and forwards.|||REAL ACADEMIA ESPA脩OLA, "DICCIONARIO DE LA LENGUA ESPA脩OLA" - Vig茅sima segunda edici贸n : http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
Spanish Wiktionary : http://es.wiktionary.org|||Does this do it for you?
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
Do a Google search on Diccionario Espa帽ol and you will get some more.
Hope this helps.|||I believe that www.spanishdict.com has what you are looking for.
i cant always respond asap and i can only access it though my phone so when it dies i wont be able to check it til tomorrow.
make the subject have the word Spanish in it and i will know its you. please do not send me spam and forwards.|||REAL ACADEMIA ESPA脩OLA, "DICCIONARIO DE LA LENGUA ESPA脩OLA" - Vig茅sima segunda edici贸n : http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
Spanish Wiktionary : http://es.wiktionary.org|||Does this do it for you?
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
Do a Google search on Diccionario Espa帽ol and you will get some more.
Hope this helps.|||I believe that www.spanishdict.com has what you are looking for.
What is the best spanish dictionary website?
i have spanish speakers2, which is for spanish natives, so i need a really good spanish dictionary that defines words really well, but in spanish. plz hlp!:)|||I highly recommend
http://www.wordreference.com/
not only is this a dictionary, has idioms, and also forums where you can ask to native speakers about words or phrases you need help with|||this is the dictionary I use at school (but, you know, I use the book not the website) http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/html/cabecera…
this website is from Real Academia Española and it's the best one.
I hope it'll help:)|||http://www.rae.es/rae.html
http://www.wordreference.com/
http://www.wordreference.com/
not only is this a dictionary, has idioms, and also forums where you can ask to native speakers about words or phrases you need help with|||this is the dictionary I use at school (but, you know, I use the book not the website) http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/html/cabecera…
this website is from Real Academia Española and it's the best one.
I hope it'll help:)|||http://www.rae.es/rae.html
http://www.wordreference.com/
Spanish Dictionary?
I need some help.. just
to learn some spanish|||Use wordreference.com it is really good|||http://www.freetranslation.com/|||A english/spanish dictionary would be ok, but try online babblefish,com that might help you out if not go to barnes %26amp; noble or Borders whatever is around you and get yourself a Spanish in 10 minutes a day books!|||www.babylon.com (download and then search for the crack)
its an excellent program.
its also recommendable chatting with spanish ppl and watching subtitled spanish movies, (i saw MAR ADENTRO yesterday, its a very good spanish movie) and so on...
Good luck.|||look at the
"dictionaries and resources" section on the website
http://www.practicingspanish.com|||Try this website:
http://www.mansionspanish.com
.
to learn some spanish|||Use wordreference.com it is really good|||http://www.freetranslation.com/|||A english/spanish dictionary would be ok, but try online babblefish,com that might help you out if not go to barnes %26amp; noble or Borders whatever is around you and get yourself a Spanish in 10 minutes a day books!|||www.babylon.com (download and then search for the crack)
its an excellent program.
its also recommendable chatting with spanish ppl and watching subtitled spanish movies, (i saw MAR ADENTRO yesterday, its a very good spanish movie) and so on...
Good luck.|||look at the
"dictionaries and resources" section on the website
http://www.practicingspanish.com|||Try this website:
http://www.mansionspanish.com
.
Spanish dictionary????
online spanish dictionary PLEASE! NOT A TRANSLATOR!!!!!!!!!!!! i NEED A dictioNARY THAT'S sPANISH!!!!!! TODAY ON FRIDAY PLEASE!!!!!!|||try this...
http://www.spanishdict.com/|||diccionarios.com
http://www.spanishdict.com/|||diccionarios.com
Can you help me find an online Spanish dictionary?
I need to be able to look up spanish words and read spanish definitions for those spanish words. Can you help me?|||If you want the words in spanish as well then definetly the best site is the Real Academia Espa帽ola... they decide what's Spanish and what's not!!
They also have definitions for words that might be used in a specific Spansh speeking country that aren't really spanish... like Mexican slang for example...
http://www.rae.es/rae.html|||In this website you will find a free on-line spanish english translator and it is very accurate not like babelfish.
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>|||www.freetranslation.com
i think its the best because i use it for all my spanish homework :]|||For dictionaries:
http://www.spanishdict.com/
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
http://www.wordreference.com/
http://dictionary.reverso.net/
http://dictionary.reverso.net/english-sp鈥?/a>
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
For translation (which you probably should do yourself if it is homework) you will find many languages
http://www.e-freetranslation.com/
http://translation.paralink.com/
http://www.freetranslation.com/
|||I personally love this website:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/|||http://www.rae.es/rae.html|||www.rae.es
|||There are a lot of different Spanish dictionaries online, but I have only found three to be worthwhile. The main one I use for the nitty-gritty translating is Yahoo's:
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
The Spanish equivalent to English's Merriam-Webster is RAE:
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
However, the most fun one to use, because it has audio examples of the word and lots of time for an example phrase, too is Online Spanish Help:
http://www.onlinespanishhelp.com/
They also have definitions for words that might be used in a specific Spansh speeking country that aren't really spanish... like Mexican slang for example...
http://www.rae.es/rae.html|||In this website you will find a free on-line spanish english translator and it is very accurate not like babelfish.
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>|||www.freetranslation.com
i think its the best because i use it for all my spanish homework :]|||For dictionaries:
http://www.spanishdict.com/
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
http://www.wordreference.com/
http://dictionary.reverso.net/
http://dictionary.reverso.net/english-sp鈥?/a>
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
For translation (which you probably should do yourself if it is homework) you will find many languages
http://www.e-freetranslation.com/
http://translation.paralink.com/
http://www.freetranslation.com/
|||I personally love this website:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/|||http://www.rae.es/rae.html|||www.rae.es
|||There are a lot of different Spanish dictionaries online, but I have only found three to be worthwhile. The main one I use for the nitty-gritty translating is Yahoo's:
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
The Spanish equivalent to English's Merriam-Webster is RAE:
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
However, the most fun one to use, because it has audio examples of the word and lots of time for an example phrase, too is Online Spanish Help:
http://www.onlinespanishhelp.com/
Google Translate as a word for word Spanish dictionary, does it help with that?
I use a Spanish dictionary from about 1980, I'm assuming because the book uses, "Have you?" Instead of, "Do you have?" So I was wondering if I could use Google Translator for a Spanish dictionary, but not phrases, like most people think it is for.|||for translations word for word use wordreference.com. It's the one I use for my English translations nd I love it. You can use google but never for sentences or phrases because it doesn't do it right.|||Google Translate is not too bad as a word-for-word dictionary, on condition you just put in one word at the time and get the list of different meanings below, but Wiktionary ( http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary鈥?/a> ) will give you more information. Check also with the Spanish Wiktionary ( http://es.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wikcionari鈥?/a> ) and the "Diccionario de la Lengua Espa帽ola" ( http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/ ) for even more extensive information.
Where can i find a free spanish dictionary online?
i need a spanish dictionary but when i try to search for one all of them are the ones that u have to pay. where can i find a free one?|||www.wordreference.com|||google translation|||try
www.freetranslations.com
it's okay in a pinch.|||wordreference.com
You can get Italian, Spanish and French....pardon my French.|||http://world.altavista.com/|||http://www.tranexp.com:2000/Translate/re鈥?/a> i find works the best as you can translate many lines at once.|||http://wordreference.com
It's free and it will translate several languages, including the meaning (and tree) of the word|||just go to Google and type in Free Spanish Dictionary. You will get tons of free results!|||word2word.com. it has roughly 250+ languages, dictionaries, online translations, refrence guides, all sorts of really cool things that help with translation|||Hi, Real Academia Espa帽ola, is where the spanish comes.
http://www.rae.es
when use the search (consultar) button, use always lower case.
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
Marcelo
www.freetranslations.com
it's okay in a pinch.|||wordreference.com
You can get Italian, Spanish and French....pardon my French.|||http://world.altavista.com/|||http://www.tranexp.com:2000/Translate/re鈥?/a> i find works the best as you can translate many lines at once.|||http://wordreference.com
It's free and it will translate several languages, including the meaning (and tree) of the word|||just go to Google and type in Free Spanish Dictionary. You will get tons of free results!|||word2word.com. it has roughly 250+ languages, dictionaries, online translations, refrence guides, all sorts of really cool things that help with translation|||Hi, Real Academia Espa帽ola, is where the spanish comes.
http://www.rae.es
when use the search (consultar) button, use always lower case.
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
Marcelo
I am looking for a downloadable Spanish-English dictionary, not one on the web. Any ideas?
I need a downloadable Spanish-English dictionary because often I do not have access to the web while needing the dictionary. Any help would be appreciated.|||You can simply ask from a friend if he/she has a CD of Encarta Dictionaries. That's what I used to accompany me whenever I want an instant translation of words. So easy to use. I suppose you're very familiar with it. You can also buy it from computer stores if you can't find any from friends.|||At "CNET.com" you can download one of several choices of Spanish-English Dictionaries for free. You can save them to a file, a Flash Drive or burn a disc.|||The best thing is to buy yourself a good old fashioned hard pocket size copy of a Spanish-English dictionary.
Is there an online Spanish Dictionary? Type in Spanish word and get a definition in Spanish?
I need to type in a spanish vocab word and get a definition in spanish!|||I dont'n know one, but you can translate in www.wordreference.com, and then look for the spanish definition in www.rae.es|||http://www.wordreference.com/|||I don't know the exact site name but go to google and type in free translation online. It should be one near the top. Once you are there you change the input and output language to whatever suits your needs.|||www.rae.es This is the page for "Real Academia Espanola", the most important spanish dictionary in the world.
Does anyone know of an online Spanish/English Dictionary that gives synonyms and antonyms?
It's for my Spanish II homework. I have a list of about 100 words that are in Spanish that I have to look up what they mean then give their antonym. Please let me know. I've looked on various Spanish/English dictionary sites but none have also let me see the antonym.|||All you have to do is take one of those words, assuming you've already translated them. If not, go to a Spanish translator and translate each individual word.
Once you have a word, like, "frio," which means "cold," look up "cold" in an English dictionary to get English antonyms. In this case, "hot" would be included.
Then, go back to the translator, enter "hot," and you get: "caliente"
Do that for each individual word. Once you know the meaning, figure out the opposite and translate that word into Spanish.
Good luck!
Once you have a word, like, "frio," which means "cold," look up "cold" in an English dictionary to get English antonyms. In this case, "hot" would be included.
Then, go back to the translator, enter "hot," and you get: "caliente"
Do that for each individual word. Once you know the meaning, figure out the opposite and translate that word into Spanish.
Good luck!
What is the best english to spanish dictionary for traveling to Costa Rica?
I am traveling to Costa Rica soon and I thought it might be a good idea to learn a few common phrases in spanish. It would be nice if it were pocket size so it was easier to carry with me. Any suggestions?|||i got myself one of the pocket translaters from Amazon..cost me arond $30 and worked really well|||The University of Chicago Spanish-English/English-Spanish Dictionary. It is the most popular spanish dictionary ever sold.
Also, there are various Costa Rica Spanish books with local slang, or tiquismos, you can buy when you get here.|||lonely planet costa rica traveling guide.
You get all the specific costa rican phrases
good and bad... if there is bad phrases :)
Also, there are various Costa Rica Spanish books with local slang, or tiquismos, you can buy when you get here.|||lonely planet costa rica traveling guide.
You get all the specific costa rican phrases
good and bad... if there is bad phrases :)
What is a good english spanish downloadable dictionary?
That DOESN'T need to be connected to the internet to work?
I mean that kind of defeats the whole purpose of a downloadable dictionary.
Also free.
Something that either has a big list of Spanish words.
OR
Something that I can type English words in to get Spanish translation?
I know they exist, but I can't find any.
I used to have one on my PC.|||any automatic translator is terrible so please do not attempt to use one and expect accurate translations. on iphone/ipod touch there are some really great ones for about twenty dollars (pricey i know but theyre excellent and do not require internet). as for programs on the computer, i cannot say that i know of any. good luck|||yhea i wanna kno too ..|||google translate
I mean that kind of defeats the whole purpose of a downloadable dictionary.
Also free.
Something that either has a big list of Spanish words.
OR
Something that I can type English words in to get Spanish translation?
I know they exist, but I can't find any.
I used to have one on my PC.|||any automatic translator is terrible so please do not attempt to use one and expect accurate translations. on iphone/ipod touch there are some really great ones for about twenty dollars (pricey i know but theyre excellent and do not require internet). as for programs on the computer, i cannot say that i know of any. good luck|||yhea i wanna kno too ..|||google translate
Looking for a very good translator for english to spanish.with english to spanish dictionary.where i can trans
looking for a very good cd for my computer where i can translate english to spanish.sentences.and whole pages of text.with a english to spanish dictionary.so i can put the software from the cd onto my computer .and be able to use it .quickly.on my docunents.|||There is no substitue for the real thing- any translation site/software, etc. WILL have errors in it because it just can't do the same thing that a person can. Any and all Spanish software will probably get you similar results.|||My husband likes to use Babylon a lot.
What is a really good spanish online dictionary?
PLEASE DON'T JUST NAME ANY ONLINE SPANISH DICTIONARY!!!
I NEEEEEDDD A REALLLY GOOD ONEE!!!
THXXXX|||try spanishdict.com
thats what I use, It's basically my savior.|||http://www.elmundo.es/traductor - part of the "el mundo" on-line Spanish newspaper.
OR www.wordreference.com
I NEEEEEDDD A REALLLY GOOD ONEE!!!
THXXXX|||try spanishdict.com
thats what I use, It's basically my savior.|||http://www.elmundo.es/traductor - part of the "el mundo" on-line Spanish newspaper.
OR www.wordreference.com
What is a good Spanish-English dictionary for a grad student in biotechnology?
Hi! I'm a writing tutor in a grad-level biotechnology class, and a student has asked me for a good Spanish-English dictionary to use in the course. Any suggestions?|||If you don't get a good answer here, you or your student can check out either www.WordReference.com or www.ProZ.com. The first is an online dictionary with a pretty active forums section to ask questions in and the latter is a site for professional translators.
Bio-tech isn't my field, so I'd only be able to recommend general use dictionaries myself, but the above should be able to point you towards something more specialized.|||Ask your professor and/or at the school book store. They should be able to recommend what is best.
Bio-tech isn't my field, so I'd only be able to recommend general use dictionaries myself, but the above should be able to point you towards something more specialized.|||Ask your professor and/or at the school book store. They should be able to recommend what is best.
Where can I find a good spanish rhyming dictionary?
I need a really good spanish rhyming dictionary because I'm going to need help when I'm rapping in spanish. I know spanish but i'm not fluent. So please help me.|||There is a website...
http://www.alcor.com.au/rhyming_dictiona鈥?/a>
It's not the best, but it might help.
Also, try some reggaeton dictionaries, they have a lot of slang definitions - which might help. Heres one, search for more:
http://www.canariasreggaeton.com/diccion鈥?/a>
|||http://www.mollyandedu.com/
This is the one and only, I'm a poet and this one has help me a LOT
is the most complete free dictionary, and you can even download it for offline use
I like rap, send me somo lyrics of yours if you want
http://www.alcor.com.au/rhyming_dictiona鈥?/a>
It's not the best, but it might help.
Also, try some reggaeton dictionaries, they have a lot of slang definitions - which might help. Heres one, search for more:
http://www.canariasreggaeton.com/diccion鈥?/a>
|||http://www.mollyandedu.com/
This is the one and only, I'm a poet and this one has help me a LOT
is the most complete free dictionary, and you can even download it for offline use
I like rap, send me somo lyrics of yours if you want
Where can I find a good spanish english dictionary?
I'm going to Spain soon and I want to get one of those electronic pocket dictionary/translator things. Where can I find a good quality spanish english pocket translator for a low price?|||Wordreference.com
Price: $0.00|||The short answer: Franklin DBE 1470 Spanish-English Dictionary. Can be found on Amazon or other online stores.
Reasoning for my preference:
I have used several electronic dictionaries, and you have to be careful because a lot of models will give you just one translation of each word (especially the cheap ones). A few years ago I came across that particular Franklin model. It's reasonably small, can survive drops, and keeps its batter life for a long time(just two double AAs if I remember right). The price is reasonable, somewhere around 35ish and you can still find them on Amazon. If you are a beginner, intermediate, or I would even say advanced you can use this dictionary with no problem. There are several definitions per word and it also specifies between Latin American and Spain Spanish. By the way some models have the up %26amp; down scroll arrows on the left side, towards the top (took me a while to discover those on the first day).
Having said all of that, I'm sure you can find other models, but I've liked that one a lot and I'm picky about my dictionaries. If you go for another dictionary, here is a good test. Check out the definition of the word "get." There should be several translations of this word, perhaps between 5 and 7 actual definitions and then at least 15 to 20 phrasal-verb forms (get + preposition, for instance "get out," "get up," etc.). If a dictionary can't give you at least around that number it's not worth buying (because keep in mind a full dictionary will give you over a 100 listings for "get"). You can test some other common verbs and also some nouns that tend to have more than one meaning. You don't have to go crazy but after you test a few words you'll see the difference. You don't necessarily need to spend $100 on a dictionary that has all of the listings, and if you are beginner or intermediate it's almost better to find a middle ground between having enough definitions and not too many because it quickly becomes overwhelming. :)
Finally, I recommend staying away from the ones that have 5 or 6 languages programmed in (unless you plan on learning that many languages at once, in which case you'll need a lot more than a dictionary to help you!). Those tend to have limited definitions in my experience, unless you really want to spend a lot of money...
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I also meant to clarify that this model was Spain Spanish (the Latin American definitions are secondary and are marked in the definitions). Also the dictionary has a nifty games section, one of which is a Verb Conjugation trainer that by default includes the vosotros (used in Spain). :)|||Just a tip, make sure you get a SPANISH FROM SPAIN version, not just a regular/neutral/latin american spanish dictionary, because Spaniards speak in a very different way. (The red and yellow flag symbol should help you out).|||See :
http://www.ectaco.com/Electronic-Diction鈥?/a> (for "Sort by:", check that "Prices (Low to High)" is active)
http://spanish.about.com/library/reviews鈥?/a> (reviews)|||Go to borkes bookstores in margao next to hindu temple in margao supermarket|||Ebay
Price: $0.00|||The short answer: Franklin DBE 1470 Spanish-English Dictionary. Can be found on Amazon or other online stores.
Reasoning for my preference:
I have used several electronic dictionaries, and you have to be careful because a lot of models will give you just one translation of each word (especially the cheap ones). A few years ago I came across that particular Franklin model. It's reasonably small, can survive drops, and keeps its batter life for a long time(just two double AAs if I remember right). The price is reasonable, somewhere around 35ish and you can still find them on Amazon. If you are a beginner, intermediate, or I would even say advanced you can use this dictionary with no problem. There are several definitions per word and it also specifies between Latin American and Spain Spanish. By the way some models have the up %26amp; down scroll arrows on the left side, towards the top (took me a while to discover those on the first day).
Having said all of that, I'm sure you can find other models, but I've liked that one a lot and I'm picky about my dictionaries. If you go for another dictionary, here is a good test. Check out the definition of the word "get." There should be several translations of this word, perhaps between 5 and 7 actual definitions and then at least 15 to 20 phrasal-verb forms (get + preposition, for instance "get out," "get up," etc.). If a dictionary can't give you at least around that number it's not worth buying (because keep in mind a full dictionary will give you over a 100 listings for "get"). You can test some other common verbs and also some nouns that tend to have more than one meaning. You don't have to go crazy but after you test a few words you'll see the difference. You don't necessarily need to spend $100 on a dictionary that has all of the listings, and if you are beginner or intermediate it's almost better to find a middle ground between having enough definitions and not too many because it quickly becomes overwhelming. :)
Finally, I recommend staying away from the ones that have 5 or 6 languages programmed in (unless you plan on learning that many languages at once, in which case you'll need a lot more than a dictionary to help you!). Those tend to have limited definitions in my experience, unless you really want to spend a lot of money...
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I also meant to clarify that this model was Spain Spanish (the Latin American definitions are secondary and are marked in the definitions). Also the dictionary has a nifty games section, one of which is a Verb Conjugation trainer that by default includes the vosotros (used in Spain). :)|||Just a tip, make sure you get a SPANISH FROM SPAIN version, not just a regular/neutral/latin american spanish dictionary, because Spaniards speak in a very different way. (The red and yellow flag symbol should help you out).|||See :
http://www.ectaco.com/Electronic-Diction鈥?/a> (for "Sort by:", check that "Prices (Low to High)" is active)
http://spanish.about.com/library/reviews鈥?/a> (reviews)|||Go to borkes bookstores in margao next to hindu temple in margao supermarket|||Ebay
Studying Spanish with Flash Cards and Spanish Dictionary Question?
I am studying in spanish in Spain for four months. I have had only 4 months of beginning Spanish in college. Before I used flash cards to help with vocabulary. Does anyone have any tips on remembering irregular verbs and their conjugations? I thought about putting Tener (Present) on one side and then TengoTienes.... on the other side.
I am useing a simple pocket dictionary with a copy of Barron麓s 501 Verbs book. I am looking for a really good Spanish/English Dictionary that is a good value for the buck.|||I've been a spanish student for 17 years now. In high school I remember the list of gogo verbs. Poner,tener,venir,all of these end in go in the you form. As for others like ir-voy,vas,va,vamos,van or ser I would stick with the whole flash card system. Also you might just want to pick one and repeat it over and over in your head all day long until its embedded into your brain. Hope I helped
Buena Suerte!|||why dont u put the verb on one side and hints on the oder side and ond that same side only when u twist it u have the anwser but mostly studying|||So Sorry Buddy Can't help you with the Language...BUT....I can help you with the studying!!!
Its better you create the methods of studying the Language which is easy for you. Other suggestions might puzzle you..so it is best to stick to your own methodology!!!
Good Luck...
Happy Studying!
I am useing a simple pocket dictionary with a copy of Barron麓s 501 Verbs book. I am looking for a really good Spanish/English Dictionary that is a good value for the buck.|||I've been a spanish student for 17 years now. In high school I remember the list of gogo verbs. Poner,tener,venir,all of these end in go in the you form. As for others like ir-voy,vas,va,vamos,van or ser I would stick with the whole flash card system. Also you might just want to pick one and repeat it over and over in your head all day long until its embedded into your brain. Hope I helped
Buena Suerte!|||why dont u put the verb on one side and hints on the oder side and ond that same side only when u twist it u have the anwser but mostly studying|||So Sorry Buddy Can't help you with the Language...BUT....I can help you with the studying!!!
Its better you create the methods of studying the Language which is easy for you. Other suggestions might puzzle you..so it is best to stick to your own methodology!!!
Good Luck...
Happy Studying!
Where can I find a dictionary online that gives Spanish definitions and NOT translations?
I can't find a spanish dictionary!!!|||Diccionario de la Real Academia Espa帽ola:
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltConsulta鈥?/a>|||You mean...you want a Spanish to Spanish dictionary?
Here you go. Standard in the business. http://www.rae.es/rae.html
All others are mere imitations. This is the equivalent to the unabridged Oxford English Dictionary...and that page gives you first, PENINSULAR Spanish, and second ALL Spanish (Pen + Latin American)|||Www.wordreference.com|||Try "el diccionario ideologico de la lengua castellana".|||i know alot of Spanish its easy|||thefreedictionary.com It's a very good site.
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltConsulta鈥?/a>|||You mean...you want a Spanish to Spanish dictionary?
Here you go. Standard in the business. http://www.rae.es/rae.html
All others are mere imitations. This is the equivalent to the unabridged Oxford English Dictionary...and that page gives you first, PENINSULAR Spanish, and second ALL Spanish (Pen + Latin American)|||Www.wordreference.com|||Try "el diccionario ideologico de la lengua castellana".|||i know alot of Spanish its easy|||thefreedictionary.com It's a very good site.
Where can i find websites in spanish that can help with spanish grammar and a spanish dictionary-website?
i have a spanish class and i have too look, find and write about websites in spanish. i was told to look for a couple of websites about spanish grammar and a spanish language dictionary. i also need some cultural websites. please send some web adresses too since i must also cite them.|||i don't know any myself but i found some i hope they are helpful
they are:
http://www.studyspanish.com/dailyword/in鈥?/a>
http://www.lingolex.com/spanish.htm
http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~annw/gramatica鈥?/a>
http://www.spanishdict.com/
http://www.langlink.net/langlink/
good luck!|||i would try and look up in google... good luck...|||Go to merriam webster online. they have a spanish to english and english to spanish dictionary, and they are reliable
they are:
http://www.studyspanish.com/dailyword/in鈥?/a>
http://www.lingolex.com/spanish.htm
http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~annw/gramatica鈥?/a>
http://www.spanishdict.com/
http://www.langlink.net/langlink/
good luck!|||i would try and look up in google... good luck...|||Go to merriam webster online. they have a spanish to english and english to spanish dictionary, and they are reliable
Good Spanish to English and English to Spanish Dictionary?
What is a good Spanish English pocket dictionary that goes both ways?
I am a student in Spanish 2 and plan on going up to Spanish 4, in high school.
Heard Oxford is great, but does it go both ways? What about Webster?|||Oxford and Collins are good. Webster is a bit too much.|||Online I like this one.
http://www.freetranslation.com/
Offline Webster's is good.
http://www.amazon.com/Websters-Spanish-E鈥?/a>
You'll be fine with any of the main ones.
I am a student in Spanish 2 and plan on going up to Spanish 4, in high school.
Heard Oxford is great, but does it go both ways? What about Webster?|||Oxford and Collins are good. Webster is a bit too much.|||Online I like this one.
http://www.freetranslation.com/
Offline Webster's is good.
http://www.amazon.com/Websters-Spanish-E鈥?/a>
You'll be fine with any of the main ones.
What is the best pocket Spanish Dictionary with Latin American Spanish?
I am looking for a comprehensive pocket Spanish dictionary covering Latin American (at the minimum) for travel to Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. Oxford? Collins? Larousse? American Heritage?|||I dont know which of those would be the best, but I do know a good website
Is there any other way to check if my sentences are correct other than using online spanish dictionary?
so i have paragraphs that i have to write Spanish class but we can't use online dictionary because it messes everything up. i just need something that will help me figure out if my sentences make sense.|||While online translation sites frequently distort language, there are some very good online dictionaries. I'm surprised you're not permitted to use them, unless your teacher wants you to stick with the tools and vocabulary he/she gave you. My favorite online dictionary is www.wordreference.com. It clarifies meaning and usage as well as provides forums for tricky questions (Note: They won't do your homework!) I would ask your teacher to clarify if he/she sees a difference between online dictionaries and online translators. My Spanish classes can use the dictionary online but not translators where you type in a sentence in English and it spits back a sentence for you.
You can also get extra help from www.studyspanish.com to understand the grammar you're using.
Your best resources, however, could be the notes you take in class and/or your textbook.
隆Buena suerte!
You can also get extra help from www.studyspanish.com to understand the grammar you're using.
Your best resources, however, could be the notes you take in class and/or your textbook.
隆Buena suerte!
What is a good hard copy All-Spanish dictionary?
I want to get a hard-copy all-Spanish dictionary (not a Spanish/English dictionary). What is a good one that includes word usage for Latin America as well as for Spain?|||Diccionario de la Real Academia de la Lengua Espa帽ola
I would also recommend the Academia's
Diccionario panhisp谩nico de dudas|||I think this one is all Spanish: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0198604750鈥?/a>
I would also recommend the Academia's
Diccionario panhisp谩nico de dudas|||I think this one is all Spanish: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0198604750鈥?/a>
What is the best spanish dictionary?
I need a spanish dictionary for school. I would like it to be as large as possible with as many entries as possible. Preferably, I would like it wide, but not necessarily. Also, a section that lists conjugations and/or grammar rules would be very helpful. I currently use the Oxford Starters Spanish Dictionary, and although its conjugations section is great, I am constantly running into situations with it where it doesn't have a word.
Can anyone help me out?|||The best Spanish dictionary is the "Diccionario de la real Academia Española" www.rae.es
You can buy a conjugation book separately|||No. Aun en españa se sabe que el mejor diccionarion de la lengua española es el "Diccionario de uso del español", de Maria Moliner. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M…
|||the best is "la real academia española"
Can anyone help me out?|||The best Spanish dictionary is the "Diccionario de la real Academia Española" www.rae.es
You can buy a conjugation book separately|||No. Aun en españa se sabe que el mejor diccionarion de la lengua española es el "Diccionario de uso del español", de Maria Moliner. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M…
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Spanish dictionary?
yea? the best one is the little yellow and blue one available in any book store in the spanish section|||From a Professional Translator: VOX NEW COLLEGE SPANISH/ENGLISH DICTIONARY|||What about it?|||http://www.foreignword.com/es/Tools/dict鈥?/a>|||si
Can you learn spanish by reading a spanish dictionary?
i bought the pimsleur approach cd's and im learning a bit by listening to that but i also want to be able to read and spell in spanish aswell, and i have an english/spanish dictionary lying around somewhere.|||I don't think you can learn just from the dictionary.. BUT..
I too have used the Pimsleur cds and this is what I did and it has helped tremendously.
I listened to the audio and whenever I got to a word I didn't know how to spell or was unsure of how it was spelled, I jotted it down. Then after each lesson I would consult my handy little dictionary to see if I had even remotely spelled the word correctly. I also bought the very inexpensive 501 Spanish Verbs book as an additional reference because as you will see, you will do a lot of different verb conjugations and it really helps to wrap your head around those too. So I just put little markers on each verb as I came across them.
Ok this is getting long, but it should really help you. So now if you check all of those as mentioned above and THEN once you know you have the right spellings write them in a little notepad, and each day you go to the next lesson, reference your notes, it will really help you to visualize and memorize all the words you have already learned.
Hope this helps
Anna|||well, Spanish is more complicated. Sometimes, you have to convert irregular verbs that wouldn't appear on a dictionary. Example:
(Go: Ir)
Present:
Voy
Vas
Va
Vamos
Van
Van
Past:
Fui
Fuiste
Fue
Fuimos
Fueron
Fueron
Future:
Ir谩s
Etc.
Nevertheless, some words are diferent for male or female, and some are the same
Example:
Cheff
El cheff, la cheff
El juez, la jueZ
El es idiota, ella es idiota
So, for conjugation and grammar it's not a great idea|||definately not! you have to know the structure of the language. if your parents handed you a dictionary when you were little and said "here, good luck learning english" would you know the language? no :) your best bet is native speakers, spanish classes and music. good luck!|||You can learn vocabulary from a dictionary. You won't learn grammar, punctuation, conjugation, etc. So it doesn't hurt to read one but you have to learn grammar or you won't make any sense.|||Not only do you have to know words (you could learn that from reading the dictionary), but you have to know the grammar as well. I don't think the dictionary teaches you grammar...
=)|||No.
I too have used the Pimsleur cds and this is what I did and it has helped tremendously.
I listened to the audio and whenever I got to a word I didn't know how to spell or was unsure of how it was spelled, I jotted it down. Then after each lesson I would consult my handy little dictionary to see if I had even remotely spelled the word correctly. I also bought the very inexpensive 501 Spanish Verbs book as an additional reference because as you will see, you will do a lot of different verb conjugations and it really helps to wrap your head around those too. So I just put little markers on each verb as I came across them.
Ok this is getting long, but it should really help you. So now if you check all of those as mentioned above and THEN once you know you have the right spellings write them in a little notepad, and each day you go to the next lesson, reference your notes, it will really help you to visualize and memorize all the words you have already learned.
Hope this helps
Anna|||well, Spanish is more complicated. Sometimes, you have to convert irregular verbs that wouldn't appear on a dictionary. Example:
(Go: Ir)
Present:
Voy
Vas
Va
Vamos
Van
Van
Past:
Fui
Fuiste
Fue
Fuimos
Fueron
Fueron
Future:
Ir谩s
Etc.
Nevertheless, some words are diferent for male or female, and some are the same
Example:
Cheff
El cheff, la cheff
El juez, la jueZ
El es idiota, ella es idiota
So, for conjugation and grammar it's not a great idea|||definately not! you have to know the structure of the language. if your parents handed you a dictionary when you were little and said "here, good luck learning english" would you know the language? no :) your best bet is native speakers, spanish classes and music. good luck!|||You can learn vocabulary from a dictionary. You won't learn grammar, punctuation, conjugation, etc. So it doesn't hurt to read one but you have to learn grammar or you won't make any sense.|||Not only do you have to know words (you could learn that from reading the dictionary), but you have to know the grammar as well. I don't think the dictionary teaches you grammar...
=)|||No.
Where can I find a spanish dictionary add-on for firefox?
I use the "Dictionary tool-tip" add-on for firefox to double click words that I don't know the meaning of, but it's only in English. Is there a similar add-on but in Spanish?|||yes but I can't send a link because you have to click on add-ons then search for 'Spanish dictionary' for yourself - about five options come up and 2 of these look promising. Always get the ones with the green 'jigsaw' piece if you can as these are the official ones.
What happened to the spanish dictionary?
You used to have an awesome Spanish-English dictionary off of the Yahooligans! section of your site. It seemingly disappeared, although I found it to be the most useful tool when writing Spanish papers or emails. I can't seem to find another one on the web that has the context as well as the translation.|||yahoo believes english should be the only language spoken now, ever since it became a law in the US
What's the best advanced spanish dictionary for learners?
U know like the oxford advanced english dictionary for learners. and also athe best spanish slang dictionary?|||Diccionario de la Real Academia Espa帽ola De La Lengua
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
Saludos !!!
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
Saludos !!!
Is there a rather simple Spanish dictionary for foreigners in the world?
I mean a monolingual one, no English, just Spanish.
Do not tell me to go for Real Academia Espa帽ola since it is too darn hard. It is not the one I want.
Something in a similar style to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary should be fine.|||RAE is the best and a very complete dictionary. Anyways, if you want one with easier definitions, you can use this:
http://www.elmundo.es/diccionarios/
There you can chose:
- Lengua Espa帽ola
- Sin贸nimos
- Ant贸nimos
- Espa帽ol a ingl茅s
(...)
You have to chose "Lengua Espa帽ola" and then write the word you want... If you don't understand the definition, you can also check "sin贸nimos"... It may helps you!
I hope I helped! :)
Do not tell me to go for Real Academia Espa帽ola since it is too darn hard. It is not the one I want.
Something in a similar style to the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary should be fine.|||RAE is the best and a very complete dictionary. Anyways, if you want one with easier definitions, you can use this:
http://www.elmundo.es/diccionarios/
There you can chose:
- Lengua Espa帽ola
- Sin贸nimos
- Ant贸nimos
- Espa帽ol a ingl茅s
(...)
You have to chose "Lengua Espa帽ola" and then write the word you want... If you don't understand the definition, you can also check "sin贸nimos"... It may helps you!
I hope I helped! :)
What is the best translation dictionary (English - Spanish) for a Smartphone?
I need an English Spanish dictionary for my smartphone. It'd be good to have 'flash cards' and sound.
Also, good to be able to change translation direction without loosing the word I've started entering as I'm always enetering the wrong direction.
Best of all would be verb conjugation but I haven't seen any that do that :-(
I'd really like opinions from people who have actually used them ...|||I've got an Italian-English dictionary on my Nokia 95 8GB and I'm very happy with it. It's the Oxford University Press Concise Paravia by MSDict. I'm pretty sure there's a Spanish equivalent.
It doesn't have flash cards or sound but it does allow you to change direction while retaining what you have already input. It doesn't do conjudgation but does show unusual verb forms. It's really a very comprehensive dictionary and I find it easy to use and very useful when reading in Italian
Also, good to be able to change translation direction without loosing the word I've started entering as I'm always enetering the wrong direction.
Best of all would be verb conjugation but I haven't seen any that do that :-(
I'd really like opinions from people who have actually used them ...|||I've got an Italian-English dictionary on my Nokia 95 8GB and I'm very happy with it. It's the Oxford University Press Concise Paravia by MSDict. I'm pretty sure there's a Spanish equivalent.
It doesn't have flash cards or sound but it does allow you to change direction while retaining what you have already input. It doesn't do conjudgation but does show unusual verb forms. It's really a very comprehensive dictionary and I find it easy to use and very useful when reading in Italian
Does anyone know any websites of a spanish dictionary but with spanish definitions?
I don't need Spanish to English translations. I need a free online Spanish dictionary that gives out definitions in Spanish. Please someone find me one!|||REAL ACADEMIA ESPA脩OLA|||Try BABEL FISH in your search engine, i have found them very helpful.
Where can I find a website that has a Spanish dictionary, with the definitions written in Spanish?
I just need a Spanish dictionary, but online the only thing i can find is spanish to english dictionaries. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks.|||http://www.wordreference.com/|||im gonna be really nice and give you my email for gmail : ashleyluvsjesus@gmail.com
i cant always respond asap and i can only access it though my phone so when it dies i wont be able to check it til tomorrow.
make the subject have the word Spanish in it and i will know its you. please do not send me spam and forwards.|||REAL ACADEMIA ESPA脩OLA, "DICCIONARIO DE LA LENGUA ESPA脩OLA" - Vig茅sima segunda edici贸n : http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
Spanish Wiktionary : http://es.wiktionary.org|||Does this do it for you?
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
Do a Google search on Diccionario Espa帽ol and you will get some more.
Hope this helps.|||I believe that www.spanishdict.com has what you are looking for.
i cant always respond asap and i can only access it though my phone so when it dies i wont be able to check it til tomorrow.
make the subject have the word Spanish in it and i will know its you. please do not send me spam and forwards.|||REAL ACADEMIA ESPA脩OLA, "DICCIONARIO DE LA LENGUA ESPA脩OLA" - Vig茅sima segunda edici贸n : http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
Spanish Wiktionary : http://es.wiktionary.org|||Does this do it for you?
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
Do a Google search on Diccionario Espa帽ol and you will get some more.
Hope this helps.|||I believe that www.spanishdict.com has what you are looking for.
What is the best spanish dictionary website?
i have spanish speakers2, which is for spanish natives, so i need a really good spanish dictionary that defines words really well, but in spanish. plz hlp!:)|||I highly recommend
http://www.wordreference.com/
not only is this a dictionary, has idioms, and also forums where you can ask to native speakers about words or phrases you need help with|||this is the dictionary I use at school (but, you know, I use the book not the website) http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/html/cabecera…
this website is from Real Academia Española and it's the best one.
I hope it'll help:)|||http://www.rae.es/rae.html
http://www.wordreference.com/
http://www.wordreference.com/
not only is this a dictionary, has idioms, and also forums where you can ask to native speakers about words or phrases you need help with|||this is the dictionary I use at school (but, you know, I use the book not the website) http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/html/cabecera…
this website is from Real Academia Española and it's the best one.
I hope it'll help:)|||http://www.rae.es/rae.html
http://www.wordreference.com/
Spanish Dictionary?
I need some help.. just
to learn some spanish|||Use wordreference.com it is really good|||http://www.freetranslation.com/|||A english/spanish dictionary would be ok, but try online babblefish,com that might help you out if not go to barnes %26amp; noble or Borders whatever is around you and get yourself a Spanish in 10 minutes a day books!|||www.babylon.com (download and then search for the crack)
its an excellent program.
its also recommendable chatting with spanish ppl and watching subtitled spanish movies, (i saw MAR ADENTRO yesterday, its a very good spanish movie) and so on...
Good luck.|||look at the
"dictionaries and resources" section on the website
http://www.practicingspanish.com|||Try this website:
http://www.mansionspanish.com
.
to learn some spanish|||Use wordreference.com it is really good|||http://www.freetranslation.com/|||A english/spanish dictionary would be ok, but try online babblefish,com that might help you out if not go to barnes %26amp; noble or Borders whatever is around you and get yourself a Spanish in 10 minutes a day books!|||www.babylon.com (download and then search for the crack)
its an excellent program.
its also recommendable chatting with spanish ppl and watching subtitled spanish movies, (i saw MAR ADENTRO yesterday, its a very good spanish movie) and so on...
Good luck.|||look at the
"dictionaries and resources" section on the website
http://www.practicingspanish.com|||Try this website:
http://www.mansionspanish.com
.
Spanish dictionary????
online spanish dictionary PLEASE! NOT A TRANSLATOR!!!!!!!!!!!! i NEED A dictioNARY THAT'S sPANISH!!!!!! TODAY ON FRIDAY PLEASE!!!!!!|||try this...
http://www.spanishdict.com/|||diccionarios.com
http://www.spanishdict.com/|||diccionarios.com
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