where can i get one, have looked on ebay and amazon. they used to be quite common, just makes life easier.Spanish dictionary with thumb recess?
Use the online ones, they are quite good:
English - Spanish / Spanish - English
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
http://ultralingua.com/onlinedictionary/鈥?/a>
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
http://eubd1.ugr.es/tony/risweb.isa
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/refsites/dicti鈥?/a>
I also use: http://babelfish.yahoo.com/ for translations. It translates very well English to Spanish, but not the other way around unless you know enough Spanish to edit it.
Buena suerte!Spanish dictionary with thumb recess?
well if u remain online for long then u can use translate.google.com
it is very good
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Best Spanish-Spanish dictionary?
Hi, I want to know which is the best Spanish-Spanish dictionary. The one that has the most complete definitions of the words.Thanks a lot.Best Spanish-Spanish dictionary?
This is the online version of the most prestigious one (The Real Academia Espa帽ola Dictionary):
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
edit: the upper textbox is the dictionary. The lower is for doubts about spanish in different nations.Best Spanish-Spanish dictionary?
Velasquez Spanish/English - English/Spanish Dictionary is absolutely the very best.Nothing else compares.Velasquez is the leader by far.
This is the online version of the most prestigious one (The Real Academia Espa帽ola Dictionary):
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
edit: the upper textbox is the dictionary. The lower is for doubts about spanish in different nations.Best Spanish-Spanish dictionary?
Velasquez Spanish/English - English/Spanish Dictionary is absolutely the very best.Nothing else compares.Velasquez is the leader by far.
Is it easy 2 learn spanish with an english spanish dictionary?
yes... although just a dictionary wont be enough. You will need other materials to really develop your Spanish language skills.
Although i have seen people learn with only a phrasebook %26amp; a dictionary (provided that they lived in a Spanish speaking country)Is it easy 2 learn spanish with an english spanish dictionary?
no, especially because it does not teach you grammar. if you just need a few vocab words thats fine but the spanish language can be difficult because like english, the "rules" in the language are often broken and there are exceptions. they "rules" are also very different from english. I would either take classes or use rosetta stone.
No. You'll have the words, but not their nuances. There are grammar rules, plus gender in ALL nouns, unlike English.
If you want to learn Spanish, I'd suggest signing up for a Spanish class at your community college or other school. Or, finding an online Spanish course, or one that is CD or DVD based. Then, finding some Spanish-speaking people to practice on. THEN take your English/Spanish dictionary, as they'll probably use words you have never heard.Is it easy 2 learn spanish with an english spanish dictionary?
it helps when you dont know how to say a word, but not really to help you learn it.Is it easy 2 learn spanish with an english spanish dictionary?
Yes
Although i have seen people learn with only a phrasebook %26amp; a dictionary (provided that they lived in a Spanish speaking country)Is it easy 2 learn spanish with an english spanish dictionary?
no, especially because it does not teach you grammar. if you just need a few vocab words thats fine but the spanish language can be difficult because like english, the "rules" in the language are often broken and there are exceptions. they "rules" are also very different from english. I would either take classes or use rosetta stone.
No. You'll have the words, but not their nuances. There are grammar rules, plus gender in ALL nouns, unlike English.
If you want to learn Spanish, I'd suggest signing up for a Spanish class at your community college or other school. Or, finding an online Spanish course, or one that is CD or DVD based. Then, finding some Spanish-speaking people to practice on. THEN take your English/Spanish dictionary, as they'll probably use words you have never heard.Is it easy 2 learn spanish with an english spanish dictionary?
it helps when you dont know how to say a word, but not really to help you learn it.Is it easy 2 learn spanish with an english spanish dictionary?
Yes
Has anybody ever used the Velazquez Press Spanish-English Dictionary?
I just bought it at Costco, I've been told it was a really good dictionary to have around, what are your opinions about it?Has anybody ever used the Velazquez Press Spanish-English Dictionary?
I am a native Spanish speaker as well as a major in English. It is the most comprehensive reference book you can get when needing to translate anything. Plus it has a long history and looks good on the desk or library. Definitely a good purchase. Out of curiosity how much was it at Costco? I think they normally run at about $30. Costco seems to sell quality at a low price.
Has anybody ever used the Velazquez Press Spanish-English Dictionary?
It's one of the best Spanish and American English dictionary. There are many words I can only find at this dictionary. You won't go wrong with it. Has anybody ever used the Velazquez Press Spanish-English Dictionary?
They have an online version you can try out at http://askvelazquez.com/
I am a native Spanish speaker as well as a major in English. It is the most comprehensive reference book you can get when needing to translate anything. Plus it has a long history and looks good on the desk or library. Definitely a good purchase. Out of curiosity how much was it at Costco? I think they normally run at about $30. Costco seems to sell quality at a low price.
Has anybody ever used the Velazquez Press Spanish-English Dictionary?
It's one of the best Spanish and American English dictionary. There are many words I can only find at this dictionary. You won't go wrong with it. Has anybody ever used the Velazquez Press Spanish-English Dictionary?
They have an online version you can try out at http://askvelazquez.com/
Best spanish electronic dictionary?
What do you think is the best, most comprehensive and well-priced dictionary for study abroad spanish? How is Traditional Electronic Dictionary vs PDA?Best spanish electronic dictionary?
Babelfish.oil industry
Babelfish.
Does anybody know a good English-Spanish Construction terminology dictionary?
I am a translator and I need a construction terms dictionary REALLY BAD.
Please help :)
Thank youDoes anybody know a good English-Spanish Construction terminology dictionary?
English - Spanish glossary of OSHA construction industry terms : http://www.osha.gov/dcsp/compliance_assi鈥?/a>
English - Spanish glossary of frequently used construction terms with pronunciation guides : http://www.osha.gov/dcsp/compliance_assi鈥?/a>
_Construction Spanish_, The Instant Jobsite Translator. English to Spanish - Spanish to English shirt pocket size books used on home, commercial, heavy construction, and highway projects : http://www.constructionspanish.com/
_English-Spanish construction dictionary_ : http://www.thecontractorsgroup.com/engli鈥?/a>Does anybody know a good English-Spanish Construction terminology dictionary?
You can use the babylon for this purpose. It's the best translator in my opinion:
http://babylon.gnds.info/?l=us
Please help :)
Thank youDoes anybody know a good English-Spanish Construction terminology dictionary?
English - Spanish glossary of OSHA construction industry terms : http://www.osha.gov/dcsp/compliance_assi鈥?/a>
English - Spanish glossary of frequently used construction terms with pronunciation guides : http://www.osha.gov/dcsp/compliance_assi鈥?/a>
_Construction Spanish_, The Instant Jobsite Translator. English to Spanish - Spanish to English shirt pocket size books used on home, commercial, heavy construction, and highway projects : http://www.constructionspanish.com/
_English-Spanish construction dictionary_ : http://www.thecontractorsgroup.com/engli鈥?/a>Does anybody know a good English-Spanish Construction terminology dictionary?
You can use the babylon for this purpose. It's the best translator in my opinion:
http://babylon.gnds.info/?l=us
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Do you know a very good English- Spanish medical dictionary ?
If you look for a very good Multilingual Medical Dictionary go to http://www.babelpoint.com/1000/medical.php
They have 6 different medical dictionaries, including en English-Spanish one.
RegardsDo you know a very good English- Spanish medical dictionary ?
http://www.123teachme.com/medical_dictio鈥?/a>
They have 6 different medical dictionaries, including en English-Spanish one.
RegardsDo you know a very good English- Spanish medical dictionary ?
http://www.123teachme.com/medical_dictio鈥?/a>
Spanish Dictionary + Thesaurus?
For my AP Spanish course, i am required to buy a spanish-english dictionary with a thesaurus as well. But i am having trouble finding an actual publication containing both a dictionary and a thesaurus.
Are there any specific titles, brands or companies that i can find?Spanish Dictionary + Thesaurus?
Go to any bookstore and ask for a spanish dictionary/thesauras. Most dictionaries now adays have a thesaurus, but it will say on the cover...
Are there any specific titles, brands or companies that i can find?Spanish Dictionary + Thesaurus?
Go to any bookstore and ask for a spanish dictionary/thesauras. Most dictionaries now adays have a thesaurus, but it will say on the cover...
Spanish final quiz i need a free Spanish-English dictionary app pronto for my ipod touch!?
i need a web site or app or something to help me with spanish words, and i lost my pocket dictionary ...
(this is all for a spanish final)
this is my last spanish class forever!!!!! plz help me thxSpanish final quiz i need a free Spanish-English dictionary app pronto for my ipod touch!?
SpanishDict.com is a really good one.
It's two ways English-Spanish, Spanish-EnglishSpanish final quiz i need a free Spanish-English dictionary app pronto for my ipod touch!?
here's a very good one
http://www.spanishdict.com/this works
(this is all for a spanish final)
this is my last spanish class forever!!!!! plz help me thxSpanish final quiz i need a free Spanish-English dictionary app pronto for my ipod touch!?
SpanishDict.com is a really good one.
It's two ways English-Spanish, Spanish-EnglishSpanish final quiz i need a free Spanish-English dictionary app pronto for my ipod touch!?
here's a very good one
http://www.spanishdict.com/
English to spanish dictionary? beginner?
im doing a project for spanish 1 and i have to write a book for first graders. i left my dictionary at school and the online dictionaries use college words. does anyone know a dictionary that uses the simplest words in spanish that first graders will understandEnglish to spanish dictionary? beginner?
Use simple english words and they should translate to simple spanish words.
Use simple english words and they should translate to simple spanish words.
Is there an online Spanish-English Dictionary?
I'm taking high school spanish 2 and not every word in the index so i was wondering if there is a online Spanish-English dictionary.Is there an online Spanish-English Dictionary?
http://www.google.com/translate
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.htmlIs there an online Spanish-English Dictionary?
Google is your friend:
http://www.google.com/search?q=online+sp鈥?/a>Is there an online Spanish-English Dictionary?
www.freetranslations.com
http://www.tranexp.com:2000/Translate/re鈥?/a>
I found a couple of sites for you.
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
http://www.spanishdict.com/ (This one has some pronunciations)
And here's one from Yahoo!
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
Hope this helps!
yes go to yahoo.com and simply search for a language translater. Once you find one translate english to spanish. there are dozens.
go on google
http://www.google.com/translate
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.htmlIs there an online Spanish-English Dictionary?
Google is your friend:
http://www.google.com/search?q=online+sp鈥?/a>Is there an online Spanish-English Dictionary?
www.freetranslations.com
http://www.tranexp.com:2000/Translate/re鈥?/a>
I found a couple of sites for you.
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
http://www.spanishdict.com/ (This one has some pronunciations)
And here's one from Yahoo!
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
Hope this helps!
yes go to yahoo.com and simply search for a language translater. Once you find one translate english to spanish. there are dozens.
go on google
Anyone knows a Spanish dictionary website?
Not English to Spanish or vice versa. Just Spanish. Thanks.Anyone knows a Spanish dictionary website?
http://es.thefreedictionary.com/
Try this, its got all different types of languages on it
:)
http://es.thefreedictionary.com/
Try this, its got all different types of languages on it
:)
Spanish Dictionary in Word?
My mom is taking Spanish, and since she's not savy with a computer, she wants me to figure out how she can use the accented letters without having to go through the symbols or punch in an alt code every time.
Is there any spanish dictionary / autocorrect preset that I can use?
Any help would be great. And I don't mind programming a little, I just don't want to run through the entire spanish language!Spanish Dictionary in Word?
In Microsoft Word 2007..you can change the language..Review %26gt; Set Language
I don't know about the 2003 version, I've never changed the language in that beforeSpanish Dictionary in Word?
for 茅 and 谩 and 贸 you can use the ALT Gr key while pressing them
Is there any spanish dictionary / autocorrect preset that I can use?
Any help would be great. And I don't mind programming a little, I just don't want to run through the entire spanish language!Spanish Dictionary in Word?
In Microsoft Word 2007..you can change the language..Review %26gt; Set Language
I don't know about the 2003 version, I've never changed the language in that beforeSpanish Dictionary in Word?
for 茅 and 谩 and 贸 you can use the ALT Gr key while pressing them
Why can't I find tamale in the Spanish dictionary on line?
Is it a feminine noun?Why can't I find tamale in the Spanish dictionary on line?
Basically, it's misspelled. It is TAMAL in singular; in plural, you say TAMALES.
The answers above are referred to "sweet corn cake" better known in South America as "humitas".
A tamale (in Spanish "tamal") is a wet tender powdered corn mass with a core of seasoned meat %26amp; mate stuff, wrapped in a large green leaf, and cooked in steam.
Each Latin American country has its own version of TAMALWhy can't I find tamale in the Spanish dictionary on line?
Marcelo麓s is the right answer.Why can't I find tamale in the Spanish dictionary on line?
That's right. The singular is Tamal.
Besides, tamal is a word that comes from the Nahuatl language (Tamalli), it's not Spanish.
A tamal is a steam-cooked meal dough with or without filling.
In Spanish the definition would be: Pasta de ma铆z envuelta en hojas de ma铆z o pl谩tano con o sin relleno, y cocida al vapor.
The online English-Spanish; Spanish -English dictionaries seem to be based on European (Castilian) Spanish and Latin American Spanish words often get short shrift.
Still, you can often google up words from the various Latin American countries if you want to, as well as the slang words. There are all kinds of special dictionaries and glossaries for them.
Tamale is what it is. There is no translation. Like enchalada, taco, burrito. It's a noun.
Tamale is seasoned, shredded meat (beef, chicken or pork) that is wrapped in raw corn bread, then wrapped in corn husk and steamed until the corn bread is done.
You remove the corn husk, and have sort of a "hot pocket" looking thing. It's like moist bread on the outside, and the meat also says really moist and tender. They are really good. Especially if they are made by a native Mexican from a traditional recipe.beauty products
Basically, it's misspelled. It is TAMAL in singular; in plural, you say TAMALES.
The answers above are referred to "sweet corn cake" better known in South America as "humitas".
A tamale (in Spanish "tamal") is a wet tender powdered corn mass with a core of seasoned meat %26amp; mate stuff, wrapped in a large green leaf, and cooked in steam.
Each Latin American country has its own version of TAMALWhy can't I find tamale in the Spanish dictionary on line?
Marcelo麓s is the right answer.Why can't I find tamale in the Spanish dictionary on line?
That's right. The singular is Tamal.
Besides, tamal is a word that comes from the Nahuatl language (Tamalli), it's not Spanish.
A tamal is a steam-cooked meal dough with or without filling.
In Spanish the definition would be: Pasta de ma铆z envuelta en hojas de ma铆z o pl谩tano con o sin relleno, y cocida al vapor.
The online English-Spanish; Spanish -English dictionaries seem to be based on European (Castilian) Spanish and Latin American Spanish words often get short shrift.
Still, you can often google up words from the various Latin American countries if you want to, as well as the slang words. There are all kinds of special dictionaries and glossaries for them.
Tamale is what it is. There is no translation. Like enchalada, taco, burrito. It's a noun.
Tamale is seasoned, shredded meat (beef, chicken or pork) that is wrapped in raw corn bread, then wrapped in corn husk and steamed until the corn bread is done.
You remove the corn husk, and have sort of a "hot pocket" looking thing. It's like moist bread on the outside, and the meat also says really moist and tender. They are really good. Especially if they are made by a native Mexican from a traditional recipe.
What is the best type of electronic dictionary to learn chinese, japanese, french and spanish?
i am a beginer in all these languages, i'm ok at reading but when i come across a new word i get stumped, and i don't want to go but a new dictionary each year because of updates to the language...so any help would be highly appreciated. thanks.What is the best type of electronic dictionary to learn chinese, japanese, french and spanish?
maybe an good online dictionary can help u. it's free and professional.it is very useful for learning chinese and next year it will add Janpanese. http://www.nciku.com .hope it can help u.
maybe an good online dictionary can help u. it's free and professional.it is very useful for learning chinese and next year it will add Janpanese. http://www.nciku.com .hope it can help u.
May you suggest some Spanish advanced learner's dictionaries?
I refer to a monolingual Spanish dictionary for foreigners.
I know there are a couple of good advanced learner's dictionary in English, such as the Oxford's.
If I were to learn Spanish, are there such dictionaries that can I buy?May you suggest some Spanish advanced learner's dictionaries?
If you are a very advance learner, you should check what we call "DRAE" ("Diccionario de la Real Academia Espa帽ola"). When we're not sure if a certain word exists we use check it there, because is the official dictionary of the Spanish language. It's also on the Internet.
I know there are a couple of good advanced learner's dictionary in English, such as the Oxford's.
If I were to learn Spanish, are there such dictionaries that can I buy?May you suggest some Spanish advanced learner's dictionaries?
If you are a very advance learner, you should check what we call "DRAE" ("Diccionario de la Real Academia Espa帽ola"). When we're not sure if a certain word exists we use check it there, because is the official dictionary of the Spanish language. It's also on the Internet.
I'm looking for a good Spanish dictionary?
Not an English/Spanish dictionary, but my professor asked us to get a good Spanish dictionary so when we translate we won't make mistakes. Does anyone have any recommendations?I'm looking for a good Spanish dictionary?
The best one is DICTIONARY DE LA REAL ACADEMIA
SPANIEL BUT IT IS ENTIRELY IN SpanIsh. If you
want Spanish English try Appleton Cuyas
yahoo has a good one. go under all servicesI'm looking for a good Spanish dictionary?
I still like the Oxford bilingual dictionary. It has many
phrases in it that have enriched my vocabulary.I'm looking for a good Spanish dictionary?
i strongly recommend you to look for them is a spanish book store. or simply in amazon they have a great spanish dictionaries, last time i bought a spanish-english one. they are very helpful.
The best one is DICTIONARY DE LA REAL ACADEMIA
SPANIEL BUT IT IS ENTIRELY IN SpanIsh. If you
want Spanish English try Appleton Cuyas
yahoo has a good one. go under all servicesI'm looking for a good Spanish dictionary?
I still like the Oxford bilingual dictionary. It has many
phrases in it that have enriched my vocabulary.I'm looking for a good Spanish dictionary?
i strongly recommend you to look for them is a spanish book store. or simply in amazon they have a great spanish dictionaries, last time i bought a spanish-english one. they are very helpful.
Which is the best Spanish to Portuguese dictionary/translator?
I'm trying to find something like spanishdict.com but for spanish/portuguese.Which is the best Spanish to Portuguese dictionary/translator?
See:Which is the best Spanish to Portuguese dictionary/translator?
You can use the babylon for this purpose. It's the best translator in my opinion:
http://babylon.gnds.info/?l=us
See:Which is the best Spanish to Portuguese dictionary/translator?
You can use the babylon for this purpose. It's the best translator in my opinion:
http://babylon.gnds.info/?l=us
Where can I get a good English - Spanish Online Dictionary. I can't buy one in this country.?
I just started this class.. Um what does 驴C贸me te llamas? translate into exactly? I tried using online dictionaries like InterTran which didn't translate the accent mark and translated llamas to flame. I also tried the Apple SYSTRAN which wouldn't translate C贸me either to English. My teacher said that it just meant What's your name or What do you call yourself. Something like that. The point is I need a translator that translates every word. I can't get a pocket English - Spanish dictionary in this country.. I have to order it so I would really appreciate it if someone could help me out.Where can I get a good English - Spanish Online Dictionary. I can't buy one in this country.?
C贸me you are called? this is the translation. I use alta vista babel fish for all of my translations. They are pretty good.
from here
http://cash4all.co.cc/page/systran/index.html
If you want a dictionary -not a translator- this is a good one:
http://www.wordreference.com/
.Where can I get a good English - Spanish Online Dictionary. I can't buy one in this country.?
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C贸me you are called? this is the translation. I use alta vista babel fish for all of my translations. They are pretty good.
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Where can I get a good English - Spanish Online Dictionary. I can't buy one in this country.?If you want a dictionary -not a translator- this is a good one:
http://www.wordreference.com/
.Where can I get a good English - Spanish Online Dictionary. I can't buy one in this country.?
http://www.search.com/search?q=spanish+o鈥?/a>
http://www.answers.com/spanish%20online%鈥?/a>
What's the best spanish slang dictionary?
Not a bilingual one.What's the best spanish slang dictionary?
Pardon my Spanish (name of book)What's the best spanish slang dictionary?
Dictionary of Calo' - Dictionary of Chicano Slang.
Pardon my Spanish (name of book)What's the best spanish slang dictionary?
Dictionary of Calo' - Dictionary of Chicano Slang.
Is there an online dictionary that has Spanish words defined in Spanish?
Certainly!
Here is the one of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language: http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
And this one which is simpler: http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
I hope it helps you.
Cheers
Here is the one of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language: http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
And this one which is simpler: http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
I hope it helps you.
Cheers
A good Spanish dictionary?
I went to the bookstore last night and saw the Oxford SPanish dictionary and the Haper Collin dictionary. They're quite impressive and heavy. Yet I am going to start Spanish in a few days and completely new to the language. So what should be a good Spanish dictionary for me, as I consider accelerated courses to be proficient in the language in a few years?
Is there any good dictionary that come with a CDs, with pronunciation like the English dictionaries's ones?A good Spanish dictionary?
Although the DRAE is the "Oxford English Dictionary" of the Spanish-speaking world, I assume you want a bilingual dictionary. I'm a fan of the Collins dictionary, the one that cost about 拢25/$50 in 1997. I've been using them for years, both for pleasure and in business.A good Spanish dictionary?
El Diccionario de la Real Academia Espanola
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
THE ROYAL SPANISH ACADEMY is the official royal institution responsible for regulating the Spanish language. It is based in Madrid, Spain, but is affiliated with national language academies in twenty-one Spanish-speaking nations through the Association of Spanish Language Academies.
The RAE is a major publisher of dictionaries and grammars, and has a formal procedure for admitting words to its publications. Its website includes an online dictionary and other resources, all in Spanish. Its most famous publication is the Diccionario de la lengua espa帽ola de la Real Academia Espa帽ola (Dictionary of the Spanish Language of the Royal Spanish Academy), the "DRAE".
Is there any good dictionary that come with a CDs, with pronunciation like the English dictionaries's ones?A good Spanish dictionary?
Although the DRAE is the "Oxford English Dictionary" of the Spanish-speaking world, I assume you want a bilingual dictionary. I'm a fan of the Collins dictionary, the one that cost about 拢25/$50 in 1997. I've been using them for years, both for pleasure and in business.A good Spanish dictionary?
El Diccionario de la Real Academia Espanola
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
THE ROYAL SPANISH ACADEMY is the official royal institution responsible for regulating the Spanish language. It is based in Madrid, Spain, but is affiliated with national language academies in twenty-one Spanish-speaking nations through the Association of Spanish Language Academies.
The RAE is a major publisher of dictionaries and grammars, and has a formal procedure for admitting words to its publications. Its website includes an online dictionary and other resources, all in Spanish. Its most famous publication is the Diccionario de la lengua espa帽ola de la Real Academia Espa帽ola (Dictionary of the Spanish Language of the Royal Spanish Academy), the "DRAE".
Could you suggest some Spanish advanced learner's dictionaries?
I refer to a monolingual Spanish dictionary for foreigners.
I know there are a couple of good advanced learner's dictionary in English, such as the Oxford's.
If I were to learn Spanish, are there such dictionaries that can I buy?Could you suggest some Spanish advanced learner's dictionaries?
Try the Collin`s Spanish /English + thesaurus dictionary,,it`s a sort of orange colour and will cost you about 拢25 to 拢30,,Could you suggest some Spanish advanced learner's dictionaries?
I own a copy of Collins complete and unabridged and it is excellent...hardly what I would call pocket sized, and contains absolutely everything you will ever need.
Check out Amazon for lower priced copies, I think I picked mine up for about 15 pounds ($22)
I know there are a couple of good advanced learner's dictionary in English, such as the Oxford's.
If I were to learn Spanish, are there such dictionaries that can I buy?Could you suggest some Spanish advanced learner's dictionaries?
Try the Collin`s Spanish /English + thesaurus dictionary,,it`s a sort of orange colour and will cost you about 拢25 to 拢30,,Could you suggest some Spanish advanced learner's dictionaries?
I own a copy of Collins complete and unabridged and it is excellent...hardly what I would call pocket sized, and contains absolutely everything you will ever need.
Check out Amazon for lower priced copies, I think I picked mine up for about 15 pounds ($22)
A webpage where I can download a dictionary from spanish to portuguese?
Can't tell how efficient this is but here is the link
http://translation.babylon.com/Spanish/t鈥?/a>back blackheads
http://translation.babylon.com/Spanish/t鈥?/a>
A good, handy Spanish dictionary. Are you a Spanish specialist?
I'm thinking of buying a Spanish-English, English-Spanish dictionary for myself (take Spanish 12 in the up-coming new semester). What's the best Spanish dictionary that you ever used? By that I mean easy to understand, doesn't have complex explanations. I've looked up a number of dictionaries in the library, but none worked to me.A good, handy Spanish dictionary. Are you a Spanish specialist?
It depends on what level you are at. If you are a beginner (which I gather you are from the fact that you'll be taking Spanish 12), I recommend the "Diccionario Ingl茅s". This is actually a dictionary that are intended for Spanish speakers, but you can use it as an English speaker too. It defines English words in both English and Spanish, so you can see how some concepts in English are expressed in Spanish.
You don't really need a super-thick dictionary as a beginning-level language learner because you probably will never use all of those words. I use the University of Chicago Spanish-English Dictionary and I like it because it's thick enough to have a lot of words, but not too thick. That makes it more portable, too.
After I got to the point where I was looking for a monolingual Spanish dictionary, I got the Vox Diccionario Actual de la Lengua Espa帽ola and I am very happy with it.
I don't use this dictionary but I suspect that it's good: The Harper-Collins Beginner's Spanish Dictionary. It's a bilingual dictionary as well.
By the way, it's not just about the dictionary, but how you use it. So you can work on your dictionary skills and that will help with whatever dictionary you have.
Happy language learning!
no dont buy one i,m ganna give u websites
go to google than click google tools than u pick the languge that u need
plz pick my answear as a best answear plzzzzzzA good, handy Spanish dictionary. Are you a Spanish specialist?
The best is larousse, if you don麓t find it in USA ask for help in Mexico to get it, buy the big one.A good, handy Spanish dictionary. Are you a Spanish specialist?
I麓ve been a translator for almost thirty years now and have a vast collection of Spanish/English, English/Spanish dictionaries. I can honestly tell you that Simon and Schuster is the best one. If ever I get stumped with a word in either language, I can always find it in that one.
隆Buena suerte!
You can buy the Larousse this is more about Spanish because it comes from Spain or the Oxford u know, but you should check the dictionary before buying it, so you will see which of them is for you, In that way you will choose the best one.One that you understand.
I hope it help隆
"the price does not matter, what really matter is the content"
It depends on what level you are at. If you are a beginner (which I gather you are from the fact that you'll be taking Spanish 12), I recommend the "Diccionario Ingl茅s". This is actually a dictionary that are intended for Spanish speakers, but you can use it as an English speaker too. It defines English words in both English and Spanish, so you can see how some concepts in English are expressed in Spanish.
You don't really need a super-thick dictionary as a beginning-level language learner because you probably will never use all of those words. I use the University of Chicago Spanish-English Dictionary and I like it because it's thick enough to have a lot of words, but not too thick. That makes it more portable, too.
After I got to the point where I was looking for a monolingual Spanish dictionary, I got the Vox Diccionario Actual de la Lengua Espa帽ola and I am very happy with it.
I don't use this dictionary but I suspect that it's good: The Harper-Collins Beginner's Spanish Dictionary. It's a bilingual dictionary as well.
By the way, it's not just about the dictionary, but how you use it. So you can work on your dictionary skills and that will help with whatever dictionary you have.
Happy language learning!
no dont buy one i,m ganna give u websites
go to google than click google tools than u pick the languge that u need
plz pick my answear as a best answear plzzzzzzA good, handy Spanish dictionary. Are you a Spanish specialist?
The best is larousse, if you don麓t find it in USA ask for help in Mexico to get it, buy the big one.A good, handy Spanish dictionary. Are you a Spanish specialist?
I麓ve been a translator for almost thirty years now and have a vast collection of Spanish/English, English/Spanish dictionaries. I can honestly tell you that Simon and Schuster is the best one. If ever I get stumped with a word in either language, I can always find it in that one.
隆Buena suerte!
You can buy the Larousse this is more about Spanish because it comes from Spain or the Oxford u know, but you should check the dictionary before buying it, so you will see which of them is for you, In that way you will choose the best one.One that you understand.
I hope it help隆
"the price does not matter, what really matter is the content"
A free english/spanish dictionary for Treo?
where can i get a free english/spanish dictionary for Treo?A free english/spanish dictionary for Treo?
I allways use that one:
www.wordreference.com
it's full of daily expressions and different uses of words
I allways use that one:
www.wordreference.com
it's full of daily expressions and different uses of words
Is it possible to learn Spanish by memorising a small dictionary?
In conjunction with a grammar book and a self-teaching book that goes up to B1 level?
NB: The dictionary I'm using is the Collins School DictionaryIs it possible to learn Spanish by memorising a small dictionary?
Learn also its grammar.
Technically its possible. However you need to speak it (maybe use a vocal program) otherwise you might start speaking and with no practical use sound all wrong.
You also need to listen frequently to spanish speaking people to see if what you're reading makes sense upon hearing it.
There are also differences between regions/countries so a standard dictionary might not tell you all the vocabulary you need.Is it possible to learn Spanish by memorising a small dictionary?
Depends what your purpose is. No, you won't pass exams or be able to express complicated concepts by that method but perhaps that's not what you want..You can go an awful long way in terms of basic communication with 500 words and no more grammar than you can learn in 5 hours of applied study. When I first let loose on Spanish people I'd about an hour's study a day for a month under my belt and it went great.
It's an additional help of course that Spanish is a very very easy language. Suerte!"Is it possible to learn Spanish by memorising a small dictionary?
Yes, you can use a dictionary as a reference but first, you have to watch Dora the Explorer and Sesame Street to help you to learn to speak in Spanish.
learning a new language is mostly memorization and understanding. but make sure you have the right pronounciation or no matter how well you know it nobody will understand u LOL good luck :D
Only if you can use the language (my dad learned it solely by working with mexicans)
Not properly, no.
NB: The dictionary I'm using is the Collins School DictionaryIs it possible to learn Spanish by memorising a small dictionary?
Learn also its grammar.
Technically its possible. However you need to speak it (maybe use a vocal program) otherwise you might start speaking and with no practical use sound all wrong.
You also need to listen frequently to spanish speaking people to see if what you're reading makes sense upon hearing it.
There are also differences between regions/countries so a standard dictionary might not tell you all the vocabulary you need.Is it possible to learn Spanish by memorising a small dictionary?
Depends what your purpose is. No, you won't pass exams or be able to express complicated concepts by that method but perhaps that's not what you want..You can go an awful long way in terms of basic communication with 500 words and no more grammar than you can learn in 5 hours of applied study. When I first let loose on Spanish people I'd about an hour's study a day for a month under my belt and it went great.
It's an additional help of course that Spanish is a very very easy language. Suerte!"Is it possible to learn Spanish by memorising a small dictionary?
Yes, you can use a dictionary as a reference but first, you have to watch Dora the Explorer and Sesame Street to help you to learn to speak in Spanish.
learning a new language is mostly memorization and understanding. but make sure you have the right pronounciation or no matter how well you know it nobody will understand u LOL good luck :D
Only if you can use the language (my dad learned it solely by working with mexicans)
Not properly, no.
Where can i find a spanish dictionary online please dont send me to a translating site i need a dictionary?
www.rae.es
Definitions are in Spanish though, sorry.
One of the most trustable dictionaries on the web.Where can i find a spanish dictionary online please dont send me to a translating site i need a dictionary?
on your yahoo home page, just hit the dictionary icon. it translates many langs.
Definitions are in Spanish though, sorry.
One of the most trustable dictionaries on the web.Where can i find a spanish dictionary online please dont send me to a translating site i need a dictionary?
on your yahoo home page, just hit the dictionary icon. it translates many langs.
Where can I find an abridged Spanish-English and English-Spanish dictionary?
you didn't write for mobile or computer,ok for mobile go www.getjar.com and computer www.download.com or brothersoft.com and search there you will get , best of luckmakeup photos
Yahoo Reference Dictionary provides English & Spanish. How can I get Yahoo Reference Dictionary in Hebrew?
I have a Bible that uses Hebrew words that uses the English alphabet for the spelling, not the ancient Hebrew lettering. I need to know the pronunciation and meaning of these words. Thanks!Yahoo Reference Dictionary provides English %26amp; Spanish. How can I get Yahoo Reference Dictionary in Hebrew?
Hi Steven,
I would use the site below. In the search box you type specific words to find in the Bible, and then in the drop down box below it you can choose either the KJV with Strong Numbers or the NAS with Strong Numbers. Strong's is a concordance that will tell you what the Hebrew and/or Greek words are for the English word. You can also listen to someone pronounce the words in Hebrew.
Good luck!
Hi Steven,
I would use the site below. In the search box you type specific words to find in the Bible, and then in the drop down box below it you can choose either the KJV with Strong Numbers or the NAS with Strong Numbers. Strong's is a concordance that will tell you what the Hebrew and/or Greek words are for the English word. You can also listen to someone pronounce the words in Hebrew.
Good luck!
Where can I find a decent german-spanish dictionary?
Have you tried these websites?Where can I find a decent german-spanish dictionary?
That depends on what kind of dictionary you want. There is one called the firefly visual dictionary, that is not for verbs, but great for pretty much any noun you can think of (from the little flippy thingy to hold money down inside of a cash drawer to the rocks at the bottom of the ocean). It contains everything in 5 languages including English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian (I believe).Where can I find a decent german-spanish dictionary?
Check these links. They have more links in them..
http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/resou鈥?/a>
http://www.freebyte.com/dictionary/#onli鈥?/a>
That depends on what kind of dictionary you want. There is one called the firefly visual dictionary, that is not for verbs, but great for pretty much any noun you can think of (from the little flippy thingy to hold money down inside of a cash drawer to the rocks at the bottom of the ocean). It contains everything in 5 languages including English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian (I believe).Where can I find a decent german-spanish dictionary?
Check these links. They have more links in them..
http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/resou鈥?/a>
http://www.freebyte.com/dictionary/#onli鈥?/a>
Spanish dictionary with audio pronunciation?
Hi folks,
is there any Spanish equivalent of http://dictionary.reference.com where there is an audio pronunciation of the word being searched?
Thanks=)Spanish dictionary with audio pronunciation?
http://www.diccionarios.com/ayudaDiccion…Spanish dictionary with audio pronunciation?
sorry i dont know, wish i could help
is there any Spanish equivalent of http://dictionary.reference.com where there is an audio pronunciation of the word being searched?
Thanks=)Spanish dictionary with audio pronunciation?
http://www.diccionarios.com/ayudaDiccion…Spanish dictionary with audio pronunciation?
sorry i dont know, wish i could help
I need a spanish online dictionary that gives you the audible pronunciation of words you are looking up?
please?I need a spanish online dictionary that gives you the audible pronunciation of words you are looking up?
Unfortunately, spanish pronunciation is just as it is written. I can麓t find a full phonetic dictionary. But try these:
http://www.studyspanish.com/
http://www.askoxford.com/languages/es/to鈥?/a>
http://www.reverso.net/text_translation.鈥?/a>I need a spanish online dictionary that gives you the audible pronunciation of words you are looking up?
have you tried www.dictionary.reference.com they now have a translator and i think it pronounces it too
Unfortunately, spanish pronunciation is just as it is written. I can麓t find a full phonetic dictionary. But try these:
http://www.studyspanish.com/
http://www.askoxford.com/languages/es/to鈥?/a>
http://www.reverso.net/text_translation.鈥?/a>I need a spanish online dictionary that gives you the audible pronunciation of words you are looking up?
have you tried www.dictionary.reference.com they now have a translator and i think it pronounces it too
What does this mean i went to spanish dictionary and babelfish and even my spanish book and?
my spanish dictionary that i have on my desk and i can not find out what this means please translate PLEASE
La lena a茅rea que voy a usar es que voy a usar es
got some of the translation bc i asked it on here but not the whole translation and i need it all
i know it goes something like the line i am going to use babel fish wont translate the a茅rea and i can not find it anywhere please help. thanksWhat does this mean i went to spanish dictionary and babelfish and even my spanish book and?
La linea aerea que voy a usar es
The airline I will use is
airline=aerolinea/ linea aereaWhat does this mean i went to spanish dictionary and babelfish and even my spanish book and?
La l铆nea a茅rea que voy a usar es
The airline I am using isWhat does this mean i went to spanish dictionary and babelfish and even my spanish book and?
La lena aerea%26gt;The airline
que%26gt;that
voy a%26gt;I am going
usar%26gt; to use
es%26gt; isbeach makeup
La lena a茅rea que voy a usar es que voy a usar es
got some of the translation bc i asked it on here but not the whole translation and i need it all
i know it goes something like the line i am going to use babel fish wont translate the a茅rea and i can not find it anywhere please help. thanksWhat does this mean i went to spanish dictionary and babelfish and even my spanish book and?
La linea aerea que voy a usar es
The airline I will use is
airline=aerolinea/ linea aereaWhat does this mean i went to spanish dictionary and babelfish and even my spanish book and?
La l铆nea a茅rea que voy a usar es
The airline I am using isWhat does this mean i went to spanish dictionary and babelfish and even my spanish book and?
La lena aerea%26gt;The airline
que%26gt;that
voy a%26gt;I am going
usar%26gt; to use
es%26gt; is
I need the best online english/spanish dictionary that is FREE?
I need to write a letter in spanish but i don't know the language that well. I have tried many websites, and have checked it over with friends that speak spanish. They don't even understand it!
Is there website where i can write my entire letter in english, and it will automatically change it to proper spanish, instead of using word-by-word reference?
PS: just if ur wondering, i CANNOT ask my spanish speaking friends...:-lI need the best online english/spanish dictionary that is FREE?
The problem with most automatic translation services is that words can mean different things depending on the context. For instance, you can say, "I dig that song" and the translator would say "I shovel that song" or something to that effect. Even seemingly straightforward translations are difficult.
Using a word-by-word translation is also not a good way of doing it, as different methods of grammar and usage can make the translated piece look like gibberish.
There are a few engines that are not free that are approaching human level intelligent translation, but there are just too many ambiguities to consider without having a human who understands not just the words, but the grammar, vocabulary, and context. For that, only human translation is the best way to send communications so they are understood.
Nearly all translation services are performed by humans in business and important correspondence.
www.wordreference.com is a great dictionary. If you want to translate completely, go to www.altavista.com and then you'll see Babel Fish Translation.I need the best online english/spanish dictionary that is FREE?
tryI need the best online english/spanish dictionary that is FREE?
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
go to yahoo im using it at that moment
i dont know any spanish word but its useful 99%
Go to www.altavista.com. Now under all that stuff there is a link that says Babel Fish Translation and has a fish sign. Click on it. Just type in all of your paper in english and then down on the bottom click on translate from English to Spanish. Thanks, hope I helped!
There is a site that you can write the entire letter in English, but it usually comes out incomprehensible. Haven't you taken notes in this class or at least have a textbook as a reference?
try this
www.answers.com
or
www.wordweb.com
c.u.n.t.com
go to Visual Link Spanish(TM)
Is there website where i can write my entire letter in english, and it will automatically change it to proper spanish, instead of using word-by-word reference?
PS: just if ur wondering, i CANNOT ask my spanish speaking friends...:-lI need the best online english/spanish dictionary that is FREE?
The problem with most automatic translation services is that words can mean different things depending on the context. For instance, you can say, "I dig that song" and the translator would say "I shovel that song" or something to that effect. Even seemingly straightforward translations are difficult.
Using a word-by-word translation is also not a good way of doing it, as different methods of grammar and usage can make the translated piece look like gibberish.
There are a few engines that are not free that are approaching human level intelligent translation, but there are just too many ambiguities to consider without having a human who understands not just the words, but the grammar, vocabulary, and context. For that, only human translation is the best way to send communications so they are understood.
Nearly all translation services are performed by humans in business and important correspondence.
www.wordreference.com is a great dictionary. If you want to translate completely, go to www.altavista.com and then you'll see Babel Fish Translation.I need the best online english/spanish dictionary that is FREE?
tryI need the best online english/spanish dictionary that is FREE?
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
go to yahoo im using it at that moment
i dont know any spanish word but its useful 99%
Go to www.altavista.com. Now under all that stuff there is a link that says Babel Fish Translation and has a fish sign. Click on it. Just type in all of your paper in english and then down on the bottom click on translate from English to Spanish. Thanks, hope I helped!
There is a site that you can write the entire letter in English, but it usually comes out incomprehensible. Haven't you taken notes in this class or at least have a textbook as a reference?
try this
www.answers.com
or
www.wordweb.com
c.u.n.t.com
go to Visual Link Spanish(TM)
Spanish-English dictionary for a cell phone?
I am looking for a spanish-english dictionary for a Sony Ericsson w810i. I have found some sketchy looking sites, but nothing that looks very trust worthy. Does anyone know of a good site, or at least a good forum where others might know.Spanish-English dictionary for a cell phone?
I'm not that familiar with your phone but http://m.askvelazquez.com/
is a spanish-english dictionary designed for the iphone. you might want to try that one out.
I'm not that familiar with your phone but http://m.askvelazquez.com/
is a spanish-english dictionary designed for the iphone. you might want to try that one out.
Where can i find an online Spanish dictionary?
These should be just what you need: http://www.wordreference.com/
or http://spanishdict.com/Where can i find an online Spanish dictionary?
The following are two good ones:
www.google.com/translate
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
or http://spanishdict.com/Where can i find an online Spanish dictionary?
The following are two good ones:
www.google.com/translate
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
Where can I buy a Norwegian-Spanish dictionary?
I've already tried American Amazon, European Amazon, Ebay, Half.com, and Powells. Any other ideas? Part of the problem is that I don't even know what to search for, as I don't speak Spanish (or Norwegian for that matter). It would be a perfect gift a close friend, who is a Spanish professor from Madrid and who collects dictionaries. I'm Norwegian, and so...well...it just seems like a good idea. Help?!Where can I buy a Norwegian-Spanish dictionary?
http://www.tritrans.net/
There's an online dictionary, contact them and ask them.
Try this.http://www.wikiled.com/spanish-norwegian鈥?/a>Where can I buy a Norwegian-Spanish dictionary?
Try here:
http://www.norli.no/SamboWeb/produkt.do?鈥?/a>
Omtale
Boka best氓r av en spansk-norsk del med over 24 000 oppslagsord og en norsk-spansk del med over 25 000 oppslagsord. Den har en oversikt over b酶yning av spanske verb, og i midten av boka finnes en minigrammatikk, en oversikt over tidssuttrykk, og eksempler p氓 hvordan man kan skrive brev og e-post. Ord... Les mer
Fra bokomslaget
Boken har detaljerte opplysninger om ordklasse, kj酶nn og b酶yning. Ordboken er lett og rask 氓 sl氓 opp i med tydelig markerte oppslagsord. * Over 49 000 oppslagsord * Tusenvis av eksempler fra moderne spansk og norsk * Ulike betydninger av ord er nummerert i ordartiklene * Ordtak og faste uttrykk
Sorry -- I thought you could read Norwegian since you said you were Norwegian. You are likely a Norwegian-American from Minnesota or Wisconsin???
Short translation -- The book consists of over 24 000 lemmata (spanish -%26gt; Norwegian) and over 25000 in the Norwegian - %26gt; Spanish part.
Ask me if you have more questions. Norli.no should be able to take an American credit card, and ship it. But beware, it's very expensiveWhere can I buy a Norwegian-Spanish dictionary?
I looked and had no luck. There are several online Spanish-Norwegian dictionaries, but I found none that were actual books. The closest I found was a multi-language dictionary, but it was not in print.
Interesting coincidence, I am mostly Norwegian by ancestry too, and I teach English to lots of people whose first language is Spanish. What a couple of really different languages! At least they have the same alphabet, more or less. It is not like Spanish to Mandarin. Now there's a leap!
Good luck, sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
Lady Morgana
http://www.tritrans.net/
There's an online dictionary, contact them and ask them.
Try this.http://www.wikiled.com/spanish-norwegian鈥?/a>Where can I buy a Norwegian-Spanish dictionary?
Try here:
http://www.norli.no/SamboWeb/produkt.do?鈥?/a>
Omtale
Boka best氓r av en spansk-norsk del med over 24 000 oppslagsord og en norsk-spansk del med over 25 000 oppslagsord. Den har en oversikt over b酶yning av spanske verb, og i midten av boka finnes en minigrammatikk, en oversikt over tidssuttrykk, og eksempler p氓 hvordan man kan skrive brev og e-post. Ord... Les mer
Fra bokomslaget
Boken har detaljerte opplysninger om ordklasse, kj酶nn og b酶yning. Ordboken er lett og rask 氓 sl氓 opp i med tydelig markerte oppslagsord. * Over 49 000 oppslagsord * Tusenvis av eksempler fra moderne spansk og norsk * Ulike betydninger av ord er nummerert i ordartiklene * Ordtak og faste uttrykk
Sorry -- I thought you could read Norwegian since you said you were Norwegian. You are likely a Norwegian-American from Minnesota or Wisconsin???
Short translation -- The book consists of over 24 000 lemmata (spanish -%26gt; Norwegian) and over 25000 in the Norwegian - %26gt; Spanish part.
Ask me if you have more questions. Norli.no should be able to take an American credit card, and ship it. But beware, it's very expensiveWhere can I buy a Norwegian-Spanish dictionary?
I looked and had no luck. There are several online Spanish-Norwegian dictionaries, but I found none that were actual books. The closest I found was a multi-language dictionary, but it was not in print.
Interesting coincidence, I am mostly Norwegian by ancestry too, and I teach English to lots of people whose first language is Spanish. What a couple of really different languages! At least they have the same alphabet, more or less. It is not like Spanish to Mandarin. Now there's a leap!
Good luck, sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
Lady Morgana
What's a good spanish dictionary online?
It shows how to pronounce the words and gives the english translation?What's a good spanish dictionary online?
Best Spanish Dictionary in my View : http://www.spanishdict.com/dictionary with all you want :D.
Hope that Helps :D.What's a good spanish dictionary online?
http://translation2.paralink.com/chemical face peel
Best Spanish Dictionary in my View : http://www.spanishdict.com/dictionary with all you want :D.
Hope that Helps :D.What's a good spanish dictionary online?
http://translation2.paralink.com/
Easy 10 points, where can i find a spanish-english Electronic dictionary?
I really want it to have internet access %26amp;%26amp; microsoft word, i found one that does, but its not in color %26amp;%26amp; i would prefer color
My price range is up to $200, but thats the most, if its a little more i can try and find a discount, thanks i really need this for school!
Easyy 10 points!Easy 10 points, where can i find a spanish-english Electronic dictionary?
$200 is a lot of money for a dictionary!
For about the same, Buy an itouch or an HP Palmtop and access on-line dictionaries for free!
HP's Mini is $279 and it is a full-blown laptop,
My price range is up to $200, but thats the most, if its a little more i can try and find a discount, thanks i really need this for school!
Easyy 10 points!Easy 10 points, where can i find a spanish-english Electronic dictionary?
$200 is a lot of money for a dictionary!
For about the same, Buy an itouch or an HP Palmtop and access on-line dictionaries for free!
HP's Mini is $279 and it is a full-blown laptop,
In my Spanish dictionary why is the "煤" in some of the words spelled with an "煤铆"?
"P煤lpito" (Spanish for pulpit) in my Berlitz Spanish Concise Dictionary is spelled "P煤铆lpito." Why?In my Spanish dictionary why is the "煤" in some of the words spelled with an "煤铆"?
It's either a typo or you're seeing things.In my Spanish dictionary why is the "煤" in some of the words spelled with an "煤铆"?
what?? there's are no spanish words with two tildes (麓) Are you sure that's the way is spelled in the dictionary? You should burn that dictionary.
The correct word is "p煤lpito". "p煤铆lpito" isn't a word. Any word that has "煤铆" is wrongIn my Spanish dictionary why is the "煤" in some of the words spelled with an "煤铆"?
Perhaps you read
P煤 ' lpito
where the little vertical line indicates the stress.
It's either a typo or you're seeing things.In my Spanish dictionary why is the "煤" in some of the words spelled with an "煤铆"?
what?? there's are no spanish words with two tildes (麓) Are you sure that's the way is spelled in the dictionary? You should burn that dictionary.
The correct word is "p煤lpito". "p煤铆lpito" isn't a word. Any word that has "煤铆" is wrongIn my Spanish dictionary why is the "煤" in some of the words spelled with an "煤铆"?
Perhaps you read
P煤 ' lpito
where the little vertical line indicates the stress.
What is a good english-spanish online dictionary?
I want articles (el, la) to be given.What is a good english-spanish online dictionary?
Ah, I've got a good answer for that...well its
http://dictionary.reference.com/translat…
got to that website
http://translation2.paralink.com/
www.freetranslation.com/
www.appliedlanguage.com/free_translati… http://translate.google.com/translate_t#
http://www.spanishdict.com/
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
http://dictionary.reverso.net/english-sp…
http://www.wordreference.com/
http://lookwayup.com/free/SpanishEnglish…
http://www.tomisimo.org/What is a good english-spanish online dictionary?
Someone told me about one called Bable fish (or something similar to that) Don't know how good it is though.What is a good english-spanish online dictionary?
I use www.wordreference.com
TRY E-MAIL ME AT efrain_esquivelm@yahoo.com
Ah, I've got a good answer for that...well its
http://dictionary.reference.com/translat…
got to that website
http://translation2.paralink.com/
www.freetranslation.com/
www.appliedlanguage.com/free_translati… http://translate.google.com/translate_t#
http://www.spanishdict.com/
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
http://dictionary.reverso.net/english-sp…
http://www.wordreference.com/
http://lookwayup.com/free/SpanishEnglish…
http://www.tomisimo.org/What is a good english-spanish online dictionary?
Someone told me about one called Bable fish (or something similar to that) Don't know how good it is though.What is a good english-spanish online dictionary?
I use www.wordreference.com
TRY E-MAIL ME AT efrain_esquivelm@yahoo.com
What does nf. mean in a spanish dictionary?
can you give the definition and an example?What does nf. mean in a spanish dictionary?
noun feminine, ie. la casaWhat does nf. mean in a spanish dictionary?
It means "nombre femenino" - "feminine nou" - la mujer; la casa.
noun feminine, ie. la casaWhat does nf. mean in a spanish dictionary?
It means "nombre femenino" - "feminine nou" - la mujer; la casa.
"Langenscheidt Compact Spanish Dictionary" is a good Spanish-English/English-Spanis鈥?Dictionary?
Good afternoon!!
Somebody can tell me if "Langenscheidt Compact Spanish Dictionary" is a good Spanish-English/English-Spanish Dictionary?
Thanks!!!"Langenscheidt Compact Spanish Dictionary" is a good Spanish-English/English-Spanis鈥?Dictionary?
i had a look through it the other day
i am a fluent spanish speaker and yes it is very good!"Langenscheidt Compact Spanish Dictionary" is a good Spanish-English/English-Spanis鈥?Dictionary?
one of the best"Langenscheidt Compact Spanish Dictionary" is a good Spanish-English/English-Spanis鈥?Dictionary?
as long as it fits in your pocket handbag ect it is a good dictionary..........allways carry it with you in Spain it is nice for the Spanish to see it they will help you more Adiosmakeup
Somebody can tell me if "Langenscheidt Compact Spanish Dictionary" is a good Spanish-English/English-Spanish Dictionary?
Thanks!!!"Langenscheidt Compact Spanish Dictionary" is a good Spanish-English/English-Spanis鈥?Dictionary?
i had a look through it the other day
i am a fluent spanish speaker and yes it is very good!"Langenscheidt Compact Spanish Dictionary" is a good Spanish-English/English-Spanis鈥?Dictionary?
one of the best"Langenscheidt Compact Spanish Dictionary" is a good Spanish-English/English-Spanis鈥?Dictionary?
as long as it fits in your pocket handbag ect it is a good dictionary..........allways carry it with you in Spain it is nice for the Spanish to see it they will help you more Adios
Friday, January 27, 2012
Anyone know where I can download a free English-Spanish dictionary for my laptop?
Here are some sites:
http://www.freelang.net/dictionary/spani鈥?/a>
http://www.ultralingua.com/en/spanish-di鈥?/a>
http://www.freelang.net/dictionary/spani鈥?/a>
http://www.ultralingua.com/en/spanish-di鈥?/a>
MONOlingual spanish dictionary?
Do you know of any good monolingual spanish dictionary, much like the spanish equivalent of the english Oxford...dictionary series?
I searched high and low with no luck.MONOlingual spanish dictionary?
el peque艌o larousse
I searched high and low with no luck.MONOlingual spanish dictionary?
el peque艌o larousse
Where can i find an online spanish dictionary, i type in cultivar and it'll give me the noun & adjective?
and i type in el reciclaje and it gives me the verb and ajective and vice versa. if anyone knows such a place let me know asap.Where can i find an online spanish dictionary, i type in cultivar and it'll give me the noun %26amp; adjective?
do you want to know what does cultivar means?...
cultivar is like when you take care of something, like sow...
and reciclaje is when you're recycling something..
do you want to know what does cultivar means?...
cultivar is like when you take care of something, like sow...
and reciclaje is when you're recycling something..
Do you know a good Spanish to English Dictionary?
One that shows pronunciation and is good all around? and do these dictionaries have English to Spanish too? Like could I look up a word in english or spanish and get the translation? Thanks!Do you know a good Spanish to English Dictionary?
This is my constant companion. http://www.textbookx.com/product_detail.鈥?/a>
Try http://www.diccionarios.com/
You can hear how words are pronounced.Do you know a good Spanish to English Dictionary?
Yes I doDo you know a good Spanish to English Dictionary?
go to babylon.com they can translate to and from any language.
If you want an actual book, Real Academia Espa帽ola
The best bilingual English/Spanish dictionary I have is Collins Sp/Eng and Eng/Sp unabridged - fifth edition 1997, ISBN 84-253-3066-1. It seems to have all serious words, a good range of slang, a few naughty words (which JWs may not appreciate...) and many references to local usage in the various Latin American countries and regions.
It shows good detailed pronunciation of all English words using the IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) but rarely gives pronunciation of Spanish words except in the very few cases where this is different from the spelling. However, there is a good guide to Spanish pronunciation so that EVERY word may be pronounced correctly.
This is my constant companion. http://www.textbookx.com/product_detail.鈥?/a>
Try http://www.diccionarios.com/
You can hear how words are pronounced.Do you know a good Spanish to English Dictionary?
Yes I doDo you know a good Spanish to English Dictionary?
go to babylon.com they can translate to and from any language.
If you want an actual book, Real Academia Espa帽ola
The best bilingual English/Spanish dictionary I have is Collins Sp/Eng and Eng/Sp unabridged - fifth edition 1997, ISBN 84-253-3066-1. It seems to have all serious words, a good range of slang, a few naughty words (which JWs may not appreciate...) and many references to local usage in the various Latin American countries and regions.
It shows good detailed pronunciation of all English words using the IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) but rarely gives pronunciation of Spanish words except in the very few cases where this is different from the spelling. However, there is a good guide to Spanish pronunciation so that EVERY word may be pronounced correctly.
What is a good Spanish/English dictionary for translating and learning Spanish?
There are several hand sized compact translators. You can hear the pronunciation of the word. office supply,maybe Walmart,etc. maybe Walgreen's. several different price ranges. lipstick kiss
Online Spanish dictionary with audio pronunciation?
Is there any online Spanish dictionary equipped with audio pronunciation so that I can learn to pronounce Spanish words properly? Thanks=)Online Spanish dictionary with audio pronunciation?
I just found one: http://www.spanishdict.com/.
I just found one: http://www.spanishdict.com/.
Where is a list of correct spanish verbs. I hear spanish i dont know look it up in dictionary isnt there?
Sometimes while talking to some people they say something is something in spanish.
I look it up in dictionary and it isnt there.
Somebody a while back said that to stir something is devolver or mezclar.
I look it up in spanish dictionary it isnt there.
I read some things in newspapers sometimes it says something in spanish like a verb or something and i look it up in dictionary it isnt there.
Where is a list of all the correct spanish verbs?
Who writes some spanish english books and why do they say some things in spanish mean some things in english when it seems that a few things they say something in spanish means in english that nobody uses that muchWhere is a list of correct spanish verbs. I hear spanish i dont know look it up in dictionary isnt there?
Hola George,
Entiendo el problema. Para empezar el Diccionar de la Real Academia Espa?ola: http://www.rae.es/
Now, another great dictionary (English-Spanish/ Spanish-English) which provides decent examples and even forums:
http://www.wordreference.com/
(3) Un diccionario de variantes del espa?ol (jergas incluídas)http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dfh/jmr/dicci/…
?Esto te ayudará!
hmm, I can't really understand come of the stuff you're saying, but I'll give it a try.
First off, there is no 'correct verbs' considering all the different spanish speaking countries, and the fact that each one uses words and phrases a little bit differently than the others.
Devolver in most cases means to return something, like returning a book to the library for example.
Mezclar is to mix or stir.
I learned both of those in spanish class from my Chilean teacher, but I also looked in my dictionary, and both of them were there.
I'm beginning to think that it's your dictionary. A good one is worth the few extra bucks.
But yeah, each country is different, so it really depends on who you're talking to, where your teacher is from, or who the spanish book is directed towards.
Hope that helps.
Maybe use an internet dictionary next time?Where is a list of correct spanish verbs. I hear spanish i dont know look it up in dictionary isnt there?
hey, this is a cool dictionary where u will find some uses of the words u search and also scrolling down u will see a link that says 'spanish verb conjugator' clicking there u will get the vern conjugated in all the tenses.
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
i hope this helps you, good luckWhere is a list of correct spanish verbs. I hear spanish i dont know look it up in dictionary isnt there?
I agree -partially- with one of the recent answers. The Royal Academy of Spanish Language publishes yearly its official ditionary. But you would make a big mistake if you thought that we -native Spanish speakers- read it each year and speak as it rules. Many words don′t mean the same in Spain than in Latin America. There is a very funny story taled by Karlos Argui?ano -a popular TV cook from Spain-, who lived a long time here in Argentina, and when he did an audition in Mar del Plata (the most important beaches in the country), he said to the people who was there: "Aquí que vosotros tenéis estas hermosas playas, podremos ir ma?ana temprano a coger unas conchas" ("here, where you have so nice beaches, we will be able to go tomorrow early to pick up some shells"). Many people got very disappointed, and many other laughed off loud. The reason was that in Spain "coger unas conchas" means "pick up some shells"... But in Argentina that means "to **** some *****"!!!... As if it was not difficult enough, we are all the time creating new verbs, in many cases because of Internet: "chatear" (to chat), "clickear" (to click), "resetear" (to reset). So... like always: the correct verbs are not in the dictionary... but in the streets.... Where real people use real language to be really communicated.
I look it up in dictionary and it isnt there.
Somebody a while back said that to stir something is devolver or mezclar.
I look it up in spanish dictionary it isnt there.
I read some things in newspapers sometimes it says something in spanish like a verb or something and i look it up in dictionary it isnt there.
Where is a list of all the correct spanish verbs?
Who writes some spanish english books and why do they say some things in spanish mean some things in english when it seems that a few things they say something in spanish means in english that nobody uses that muchWhere is a list of correct spanish verbs. I hear spanish i dont know look it up in dictionary isnt there?
Hola George,
Entiendo el problema. Para empezar el Diccionar de la Real Academia Espa?ola: http://www.rae.es/
Now, another great dictionary (English-Spanish/ Spanish-English) which provides decent examples and even forums:
http://www.wordreference.com/
(3) Un diccionario de variantes del espa?ol (jergas incluídas)http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dfh/jmr/dicci/…
?Esto te ayudará!
hmm, I can't really understand come of the stuff you're saying, but I'll give it a try.
First off, there is no 'correct verbs' considering all the different spanish speaking countries, and the fact that each one uses words and phrases a little bit differently than the others.
Devolver in most cases means to return something, like returning a book to the library for example.
Mezclar is to mix or stir.
I learned both of those in spanish class from my Chilean teacher, but I also looked in my dictionary, and both of them were there.
I'm beginning to think that it's your dictionary. A good one is worth the few extra bucks.
But yeah, each country is different, so it really depends on who you're talking to, where your teacher is from, or who the spanish book is directed towards.
Hope that helps.
Maybe use an internet dictionary next time?Where is a list of correct spanish verbs. I hear spanish i dont know look it up in dictionary isnt there?
hey, this is a cool dictionary where u will find some uses of the words u search and also scrolling down u will see a link that says 'spanish verb conjugator' clicking there u will get the vern conjugated in all the tenses.
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
i hope this helps you, good luckWhere is a list of correct spanish verbs. I hear spanish i dont know look it up in dictionary isnt there?
I agree -partially- with one of the recent answers. The Royal Academy of Spanish Language publishes yearly its official ditionary. But you would make a big mistake if you thought that we -native Spanish speakers- read it each year and speak as it rules. Many words don′t mean the same in Spain than in Latin America. There is a very funny story taled by Karlos Argui?ano -a popular TV cook from Spain-, who lived a long time here in Argentina, and when he did an audition in Mar del Plata (the most important beaches in the country), he said to the people who was there: "Aquí que vosotros tenéis estas hermosas playas, podremos ir ma?ana temprano a coger unas conchas" ("here, where you have so nice beaches, we will be able to go tomorrow early to pick up some shells"). Many people got very disappointed, and many other laughed off loud. The reason was that in Spain "coger unas conchas" means "pick up some shells"... But in Argentina that means "to **** some *****"!!!... As if it was not difficult enough, we are all the time creating new verbs, in many cases because of Internet: "chatear" (to chat), "clickear" (to click), "resetear" (to reset). So... like always: the correct verbs are not in the dictionary... but in the streets.... Where real people use real language to be really communicated.
Can anyone give me the web adress to an online english to spanish dictionary?
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
yahoo english-spanish dictionaryCan anyone give me the web adress to an online english to spanish dictionary?
www.freetranslations.com
www.dictionary.com
http://babelfish.altavista.com/Can anyone give me the web adress to an online english to spanish dictionary?
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.htmlCan anyone give me the web adress to an online english to spanish dictionary?
http://www.m-w.com
Merriam Webster has English and Spanish
www.spanishdict.com
I like to use www.freedict.com
hope this helps!!
http://www.insultmonger.com/swearing/spa鈥?/a>
http://www.wordreference.com/
www.wordreference.com
www.wordreference.com
Every Spanish and Italian teacher I've ever had recommends this site, lol.
yahoo english-spanish dictionaryCan anyone give me the web adress to an online english to spanish dictionary?
www.freetranslations.com
www.dictionary.com
http://babelfish.altavista.com/Can anyone give me the web adress to an online english to spanish dictionary?
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.htmlCan anyone give me the web adress to an online english to spanish dictionary?
http://www.m-w.com
Merriam Webster has English and Spanish
www.spanishdict.com
I like to use www.freedict.com
hope this helps!!
http://www.insultmonger.com/swearing/spa鈥?/a>
http://www.wordreference.com/
www.wordreference.com
www.wordreference.com
Every Spanish and Italian teacher I've ever had recommends this site, lol.
How many words does the Franklin Spanish/English Dictionary, downloadable content capability translates?
http://www.amazon.com/Franklin-Spanish-D鈥?/a>How many words does the Franklin Spanish/English Dictionary, downloadable content capability translates?
looking at it's prize, i think it has more than 10 million words
looking at it's prize, i think it has more than 10 million words
Can someone give me a link of a Spanish to English online dictionary?
hey, im working on this project for Spanish Class and I'm in desperate need of a Spanish to English online dictionary,
I tried searching for one but i cant possibly find one.!
PLEASEE HELP ME.! IT WOULD MEAN A LOT TO MEEE!
thxx,
~JoannaCan someone give me a link of a Spanish to English online dictionary?
Google Translate??Can someone give me a link of a Spanish to English online dictionary?
Link:
http://translate.reference.com/
You can change like french to spanish.Can someone give me a link of a Spanish to English online dictionary?
spanishdict.com
it's the best one!eye look
I tried searching for one but i cant possibly find one.!
PLEASEE HELP ME.! IT WOULD MEAN A LOT TO MEEE!
thxx,
~JoannaCan someone give me a link of a Spanish to English online dictionary?
Google Translate??Can someone give me a link of a Spanish to English online dictionary?
Link:
http://translate.reference.com/
You can change like french to spanish.Can someone give me a link of a Spanish to English online dictionary?
spanishdict.com
it's the best one!
Where can I find a free Spanish to Spanish Online dictionary?
Please post the URL as well. Thank you.Where can I find a free Spanish to Spanish Online dictionary?
The Spanish Royal Academy Dictionary:
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
This is also a good one and it will give you synonyms and other things:
http://www.elmundo.es/diccionarios/index鈥?/a>
Babelfish is an online translator.
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
I also know of one called freetranslation.com. I dont know the URL right now but you can find it just by typing it into the search bar.Where can I find a free Spanish to Spanish Online dictionary?
Do you mean between different dialects? (ie. Latin American Spanish - Castilian)? I don't know - I'm kinda looking for one myself.Where can I find a free Spanish to Spanish Online dictionary?
Here is a theasureus
http://www.lenguaje.com/spanish/thesauru鈥?/a>
The Spanish Royal Academy Dictionary:
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
This is also a good one and it will give you synonyms and other things:
http://www.elmundo.es/diccionarios/index鈥?/a>
Babelfish is an online translator.
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
I also know of one called freetranslation.com. I dont know the URL right now but you can find it just by typing it into the search bar.Where can I find a free Spanish to Spanish Online dictionary?
Do you mean between different dialects? (ie. Latin American Spanish - Castilian)? I don't know - I'm kinda looking for one myself.Where can I find a free Spanish to Spanish Online dictionary?
Here is a theasureus
http://www.lenguaje.com/spanish/thesauru鈥?/a>
R&S: I have been having an illicit affair with my Spanish-Portugese dictionary, will the FSM forgive me?
The bright side is I now know how to solicit a prostitute in Brazil.R%26amp;S: I have been having an illicit affair with my Spanish-Portugese dictionary, will the FSM forgive me?
You can now praise his noodliness in multiple languages. Good thing.
Of course he will forgive you, especially if you get him a Brazilian hooker.R%26amp;S: I have been having an illicit affair with my Spanish-Portugese dictionary, will the FSM forgive me?
I have been having an illicit affair with my iPod and a poster of Brian BlessedR%26amp;S: I have been having an illicit affair with my Spanish-Portugese dictionary, will the FSM forgive me?
The ways of the Fried Rice Tyrant are paved in iniquity. Repent or boil in the red sauce for eternity1!!
You can now praise his noodliness in multiple languages. Good thing.
Of course he will forgive you, especially if you get him a Brazilian hooker.R%26amp;S: I have been having an illicit affair with my Spanish-Portugese dictionary, will the FSM forgive me?
I have been having an illicit affair with my iPod and a poster of Brian BlessedR%26amp;S: I have been having an illicit affair with my Spanish-Portugese dictionary, will the FSM forgive me?
The ways of the Fried Rice Tyrant are paved in iniquity. Repent or boil in the red sauce for eternity1!!
Could you please suggest me a good on-line English-Spanish Dictionary?
http://www.spanishdict.com/
i use that a lot.Could you please suggest me a good on-line English-Spanish Dictionary?
Google is pretty good. Just go to google translate, click the language to target language, and then WAIT. That first translation MIGHT be okay, but choose from the list, it gives you a whole list, just like a hard copy dictionary.
You also can try dictionary.com...I've never used the Spanish-English, but the English-English and the Thesaurus are good, so, it stands to reason.
And, if you want a proper Spanish to Spanish one, go to the Academia Real de la Lengua Espa帽ola, and you'll link up to the dictionary (kinda like the Oxford English Dictionary, but in Spanish)Could you please suggest me a good on-line English-Spanish Dictionary?
Spanishdict.com
A dictionary, translator, and much, much more.
You can potentially learn the language with its hundreds of free lessons. I know I use it to supplement my Spanish class, and it works very well for expanding vocab.
i use that a lot.Could you please suggest me a good on-line English-Spanish Dictionary?
Google is pretty good. Just go to google translate, click the language to target language, and then WAIT. That first translation MIGHT be okay, but choose from the list, it gives you a whole list, just like a hard copy dictionary.
You also can try dictionary.com...I've never used the Spanish-English, but the English-English and the Thesaurus are good, so, it stands to reason.
And, if you want a proper Spanish to Spanish one, go to the Academia Real de la Lengua Espa帽ola, and you'll link up to the dictionary (kinda like the Oxford English Dictionary, but in Spanish)Could you please suggest me a good on-line English-Spanish Dictionary?
Spanishdict.com
A dictionary, translator, and much, much more.
You can potentially learn the language with its hundreds of free lessons. I know I use it to supplement my Spanish class, and it works very well for expanding vocab.
What's the best online dictionary for Spanish and English?
I want something that's easy to search, quick and pretty complete.What's the best online dictionary for Spanish and English?
I'm not sure about Spanish or English dictionaries, but i'm a partner in en101 and en101 is an online language learning centre. With the 1 year package, you can learn 5 different languages - English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Latvian.
The price for an account is $129 a year, which is about less than $0.40 a day. Not only you but your friends and family could also log in using your account, at the same time, to learn other languages. And if you introduce someone to use en101, you will get $30 commission.
Start your own language learning business.
http://nicholaswinters.en101.com/web/website/demo.aspx
This is my domain, you can try out the free demo lessons, if you are interested to know more, e-mail me at kaizenebt@yahoo.comWhat's the best online dictionary for Spanish and English?
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
is great. I've been using it for years.
I'm not sure about Spanish or English dictionaries, but i'm a partner in en101 and en101 is an online language learning centre. With the 1 year package, you can learn 5 different languages - English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Latvian.
The price for an account is $129 a year, which is about less than $0.40 a day. Not only you but your friends and family could also log in using your account, at the same time, to learn other languages. And if you introduce someone to use en101, you will get $30 commission.
Start your own language learning business.
http://nicholaswinters.en101.com/web/website/demo.aspx
This is my domain, you can try out the free demo lessons, if you are interested to know more, e-mail me at kaizenebt@yahoo.comWhat's the best online dictionary for Spanish and English?
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
is great. I've been using it for years.
What is a good Spanish- English dictionary?
What is a good Spanish- English dictionary?What is a good Spanish- English dictionary?
There are many good ones. Personally, I use the Larouse Spanish-English Dictionary.What is a good Spanish- English dictionary?
amazon.comfacebooks
There are many good ones. Personally, I use the Larouse Spanish-English Dictionary.What is a good Spanish- English dictionary?
amazon.com
I need a good online spanish dictionary?
i need a good online dictionary that shows the noun, and adjective of a spanish verb.
for example.
autobus(noun)
amar(verb)
astuto(adjective)I need a good online spanish dictionary?
hthttp://www.diccionarios.com/
tp://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?br>
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
for example.
autobus(noun)
amar(verb)
astuto(adjective)I need a good online spanish dictionary?
hthttp://www.diccionarios.com/
tp://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?br>
http://www.freedict.com/onldict/spa.html
Where can i find a Englan and spanish Translate Dictionary free?
Google and yahoo both have translation pages. Just be ready to cut and paste.Where can i find a Englan and spanish Translate Dictionary free?
www.freetranslation.com
www.freetranslation.com
Where can I find a Spanish dictionary?
I know where to find an English dictionary but I want an all Spanish dictionaryWhere can I find a Spanish dictionary?
http://www.rae.es/
That's the official site of the spanish language, Right side you'll find the dictionary box. Better than that you wont find
Try your local Barnes %26amp; Nobel Bookstore, or try your
local Borders Bookstore.Where can I find a Spanish dictionary?
mexicoWhere can I find a Spanish dictionary?
Local bookstore or used bookstore, probably even online
http://www.spanishdict.com/
A book store;;Barnes and Nobel, Books a Million, Walmart,.etc. or online at Spanish Dict.com
a bookstore. or just go to this website to translate:
A bookstore or this website:
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
try to look at it at the library!
http://www.rae.es/
That's the official site of the spanish language, Right side you'll find the dictionary box. Better than that you wont find
Try your local Barnes %26amp; Nobel Bookstore, or try your
local Borders Bookstore.Where can I find a Spanish dictionary?
mexicoWhere can I find a Spanish dictionary?
Local bookstore or used bookstore, probably even online
http://www.spanishdict.com/
A book store;;Barnes and Nobel, Books a Million, Walmart,.etc. or online at Spanish Dict.com
a bookstore. or just go to this website to translate:
A bookstore or this website:
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
try to look at it at the library!
Spanish to English Dictionary. Which is best?
I need to translate a large document from Spanish to English and am looking into getting a trans dictionary. Which is best and most complete in terms?Spanish to English Dictionary. Which is best?
One that is big and fat....really no kidding...more pages mean more terms.Spanish to English Dictionary. Which is best?
you can translate passages at various sites on the internet. check the links on this site:
http://spanish.about.com/od/onlinetranslation/
good luck!Spanish to English Dictionary. Which is best?
When it come to dictionary... the bigger the better
One that is big and fat....really no kidding...more pages mean more terms.Spanish to English Dictionary. Which is best?
you can translate passages at various sites on the internet. check the links on this site:
http://spanish.about.com/od/onlinetranslation/
good luck!Spanish to English Dictionary. Which is best?
When it come to dictionary... the bigger the better
What is the best website for a free english-spanish-english dictionary?
Thanks in advance.What is the best website for a free english-spanish-english dictionary?
http://www.wordreference.com/ is my favourite too. I have bookemarked it in delicious and use it often.
I use both "google translate", and "babel fish" for the same word.
They both give you rough translations and are imperfect, so the best thing to do is to use both at the same time to get a general sense of the meaning of a word or sentence.
You can find both sites by doing a google search.What is the best website for a free english-spanish-english dictionary?
Try this. You can find the dictionaries on the left of the page.
http://www.jonsay.co.uk/
good luckWhat is the best website for a free english-spanish-english dictionary?
http://www.wordreference.com/
It's also got a forum where you can ask if the exact term's not found in the dictionary.
Google translate is my favorite. You can translate single words as well as whole sentences!beauty tips
http://www.wordreference.com/ is my favourite too. I have bookemarked it in delicious and use it often.
I use both "google translate", and "babel fish" for the same word.
They both give you rough translations and are imperfect, so the best thing to do is to use both at the same time to get a general sense of the meaning of a word or sentence.
You can find both sites by doing a google search.What is the best website for a free english-spanish-english dictionary?
Try this. You can find the dictionaries on the left of the page.
http://www.jonsay.co.uk/
good luckWhat is the best website for a free english-spanish-english dictionary?
http://www.wordreference.com/
It's also got a forum where you can ask if the exact term's not found in the dictionary.
Google translate is my favorite. You can translate single words as well as whole sentences!
Why is my dictionary jumping to spanish instead of english every time i type a word?
just started doing this today. i can't get anything finished. i've tried everything i can think of to make it stop. why would it suddenly start doing this? it jumps to spanish (peru). thanks.Why is my dictionary jumping to spanish instead of english every time i type a word?
Assuming you're talking about Microsoft Word, it sounds like you've accidentally set the default language to Spanish. Try this to set it back to English:
In Word versions prior to Word 2007:
1.Press CTRL/A to select the entire document.
2.Click the Tools-%26gt;Language-%26gt;Set Language menu item.
3.Select the language you want in the list box.
4.If you want to make this the default language for future documents, click the Default button.
5.Click Yes in the message box.
6.Click OK.
In Word 2007:
1.Press CTRL/A to select the entire document.
2.Click the Review tab on the Ribbon.
3.In the Proofing section, click Set Language.
4.Continue as in Step 3, above.
That should do it.
EDIT: Glad the answer worked for you. Now could you please award me Best Answer? Thanks.
Assuming you're talking about Microsoft Word, it sounds like you've accidentally set the default language to Spanish. Try this to set it back to English:
In Word versions prior to Word 2007:
1.Press CTRL/A to select the entire document.
2.Click the Tools-%26gt;Language-%26gt;Set Language menu item.
3.Select the language you want in the list box.
4.If you want to make this the default language for future documents, click the Default button.
5.Click Yes in the message box.
6.Click OK.
In Word 2007:
1.Press CTRL/A to select the entire document.
2.Click the Review tab on the Ribbon.
3.In the Proofing section, click Set Language.
4.Continue as in Step 3, above.
That should do it.
EDIT: Glad the answer worked for you. Now could you please award me Best Answer? Thanks.
Website for an english to spanish dictionary!!?
OK so there is a new girl at my school who only speaks spanish. i want to find an online english -spanish dictionary that will say the words aloud!
thanks ahead of time.
~michieWebsite for an english to spanish dictionary!!?
dictionary.com
click translate
it works great !Website for an english to spanish dictionary!!?
http://www.merriam-webster.com/ is just awesome!Website for an english to spanish dictionary!!?
http://translate.reference.com/translate
thanks ahead of time.
~michieWebsite for an english to spanish dictionary!!?
dictionary.com
click translate
it works great !Website for an english to spanish dictionary!!?
http://www.merriam-webster.com/ is just awesome!Website for an english to spanish dictionary!!?
http://translate.reference.com/translate
What is the best dictionary in Spanish to English and contrary?
I like the best and with the most correct sinonimsWhat is the best dictionary in Spanish to English and contrary?
If you don't require a printed dictionary I strongly recommend the online dictionary http://www.diccionarios.com by the publishers of a well-known line of printed dictionaries. You can try it out for free before subscribing. It includes bilingual dictionaries from Spanish to many languages and back, as well as an unabridged Spanish dictionary and thesaurus (dictionary of synonyms).
Collins is the best (at least is the one that everybody recommends here in Spain).What is the best dictionary in Spanish to English and contrary?
Vox has an excellent Spanish-English and English-Spanish dictionary. The cover is white with red and green, I think. I've had one for years and I find that it gives quite a few definitions and variations in context. You can't always trust the dictionary, but this is still a good one.What is the best dictionary in Spanish to English and contrary?
I recommend the Oxford Spanish Dictionary; I've found it to be rather complete and thorough.
I use this:
cobuild
Velazquez Spanish English Dictionary is the best I believe.
oxford
If you don't require a printed dictionary I strongly recommend the online dictionary http://www.diccionarios.com by the publishers of a well-known line of printed dictionaries. You can try it out for free before subscribing. It includes bilingual dictionaries from Spanish to many languages and back, as well as an unabridged Spanish dictionary and thesaurus (dictionary of synonyms).
Collins is the best (at least is the one that everybody recommends here in Spain).What is the best dictionary in Spanish to English and contrary?
Vox has an excellent Spanish-English and English-Spanish dictionary. The cover is white with red and green, I think. I've had one for years and I find that it gives quite a few definitions and variations in context. You can't always trust the dictionary, but this is still a good one.What is the best dictionary in Spanish to English and contrary?
I recommend the Oxford Spanish Dictionary; I've found it to be rather complete and thorough.
I use this:
cobuild
Velazquez Spanish English Dictionary is the best I believe.
oxford
What is the best english-spanish dictionary there is?
Vox New College Spanish and English Dictionary
by NTC Publishing GroupWhat is the best english-spanish dictionary there is?
I Don't Know. But The Best Translator Website Ever Is This, Is The One That I Use.
http://www.elmundo.es/traductor/index.ht鈥?/a>
Blessings From Argentina.
FILITAWhat is the best english-spanish dictionary there is?
As you know there is a wide range of English-Spanish dictinaries. But the best one for those who are learning and want to get the complete meaning and significance of the word is the Merriam-Websters Dictionary. There is the paper back and the hard cover.
The reason is when I was teaching, I had asked the parents to buy this brand because it is more complete. Also, I prefere the Websters over any other brand.What is the best english-spanish dictionary there is?
My high school teacher was partial to Pequeno Larousse (tilde over n).
by NTC Publishing GroupWhat is the best english-spanish dictionary there is?
I Don't Know. But The Best Translator Website Ever Is This, Is The One That I Use.
http://www.elmundo.es/traductor/index.ht鈥?/a>
Blessings From Argentina.
FILITAWhat is the best english-spanish dictionary there is?
As you know there is a wide range of English-Spanish dictinaries. But the best one for those who are learning and want to get the complete meaning and significance of the word is the Merriam-Websters Dictionary. There is the paper back and the hard cover.
The reason is when I was teaching, I had asked the parents to buy this brand because it is more complete. Also, I prefere the Websters over any other brand.What is the best english-spanish dictionary there is?
My high school teacher was partial to Pequeno Larousse (tilde over n).
Spanish dictionary download for Word 2003?
I'm studying Spanish and would like to know where I can find a Spanish language dictionary to download directly into MS Word 2003.Spanish dictionary download for Word 2003?
Spanish and French come with the standard English language pack for Word since at least Word 2002 (XP). Check your Office Installation CD.
Hope that helps.Spanish dictionary download for Word 2003?
how about you use an internet dictionary? because you need to pay for the downloadable onenivea cream
Spanish and French come with the standard English language pack for Word since at least Word 2002 (XP). Check your Office Installation CD.
Hope that helps.Spanish dictionary download for Word 2003?
how about you use an internet dictionary? because you need to pay for the downloadable one
Does anyone knwo of a spanish dictionary online?
No ta spanish to English, or english to spanish, just a online dicitonary where you can search a spanish word and get a spanish definition?
thanks!!!:)Does anyone knwo of a spanish dictionary online?
http://es.thefreedictionary.com/
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
or do a search for diccionario espanol through google and a bunch pop upDoes anyone knwo of a spanish dictionary online?
http://www.rae.es/rae.html (the upper textbox)
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
Good luck!
thanks!!!:)Does anyone knwo of a spanish dictionary online?
http://es.thefreedictionary.com/
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
or do a search for diccionario espanol through google and a bunch pop upDoes anyone knwo of a spanish dictionary online?
http://www.rae.es/rae.html (the upper textbox)
http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
Good luck!
Where can I find a good Spanish technical language dictionary?
I'm looking for a translation of technical words such as "database" "computer" "program" "keyboard" "help files" etc. I don't know that I trust online translators to give me correct translations for some of these more technical terms. Does anyone know of a good reference for this?Where can I find a good Spanish technical language dictionary?
http://espagnol.spanish.free.fr/index_uk鈥?/a>Where can I find a good Spanish technical language dictionary?
you should look to the bookstore next to your house
http://espagnol.spanish.free.fr/index_uk鈥?/a>Where can I find a good Spanish technical language dictionary?
you should look to the bookstore next to your house
Where to download a free Dictionary Spanish german english?
Hi,
I do not know where to download one, but I have the link of a great website, with a great spanish-german dictionary. Here it is:
http://dict.leo.org/esde?lang=de%26amp;lp=esde
I do not know where to download one, but I have the link of a great website, with a great spanish-german dictionary. Here it is:
http://dict.leo.org/esde?lang=de%26amp;lp=esde
Do you know of a good site for an English to Spanish talking dictionary without a required download?
www.translation2.paralink.com
Thats a translator... but its very good!Do you know of a good site for an English to Spanish talking dictionary without a required download?
http://www.spanishdict.com/Do you know of a good site for an English to Spanish talking dictionary without a required download?
http://www.wordreference.com/
Thats a translator... but its very good!Do you know of a good site for an English to Spanish talking dictionary without a required download?
http://www.spanishdict.com/Do you know of a good site for an English to Spanish talking dictionary without a required download?
http://www.wordreference.com/
Where can i find an online free spanish dictionary?
reverso.net
try it, it's very goodWhere can i find an online free spanish dictionary?
if your Spanish is good enough you could use DRAE, which is the "official" dictionary of the Spanish language. Sounds weird,to an English speaker doesn't it?
Well, in Spanish this dictionary has been like God's word as regards Spanish.
LOLWhere can i find an online free spanish dictionary?
www.spanishdict.comthe bees
try it, it's very goodWhere can i find an online free spanish dictionary?
if your Spanish is good enough you could use DRAE, which is the "official" dictionary of the Spanish language. Sounds weird,to an English speaker doesn't it?
Well, in Spanish this dictionary has been like God's word as regards Spanish.
LOLWhere can i find an online free spanish dictionary?
www.spanishdict.com
Does anyone have a suggestion for Conversational Spanish/English Dictionary?
I'm going to Costa Rica and despite being told English is spoken, I was told I should get a good English/Spanish Conversational Phrase dictionary. I don't want just words but basic phrases translated and also I understand they don't speak traditional Spanish. I'm looking for things like Can I have the bill, How do I get to..., I have a reservation, etc.Does anyone have a suggestion for Conversational Spanish/English Dictionary?
http://www.diccionarios.com
Requieres you to be susbscribe (free subscription)...
The Lonely Planet Latin American Phrasebook is pretty good (Amazon link below). If you find a more recent edition than the one in the link, I'd get the newer one. In addition, I suggest you also take a regular Spanish dictionary, preferably one that emphasizes Latin American Spanish.
In addition to Amazon, you can find these (or order them) in the foreign language section of any decent-sized bookstore. A chain store such as Borders or Barnes %26amp; Noble will have a pretty good selection, especially if you live in an area with large numbers of Spanish-speaking people.
I say "Latin American" because that will include the "regionalisms" that pertain to specific regions and countries. That's good insurance against accidentally saying something that's naughty in local slang, but that's more of an issue in Mexico than in Costa Rica. Have a good trip and hope that helps!Does anyone have a suggestion for Conversational Spanish/English Dictionary?
Go to Barnes and NobleDoes anyone have a suggestion for Conversational Spanish/English Dictionary?
Yes...I got it at Sam's Club. Instant Immersion Spanish. I actually have the workbook in front of me, it also came with CD's and a dictionary/phrase book. Here's the website listed on the cover of the book.
www.topics-ent.com
Have fun.
i always go here for spanish assignments. really good too. just type the word or scentence and it will give the exact translation you need, word for word, punctuation to punctuation. Also offers translation in other languages.
http://translation2.paralink.com/
it's free by the way and no subscription.
Honestly, I don't have a good recommendation for a good phrasebook. They are hard to come by. I do, however, know of a good online dictionary of Costa Rican words. It's pretty comprehensive.
http://www.ruralcostarica.com/costa-rica鈥?/a>
http://www.diccionarios.com
Requieres you to be susbscribe (free subscription)...
The Lonely Planet Latin American Phrasebook is pretty good (Amazon link below). If you find a more recent edition than the one in the link, I'd get the newer one. In addition, I suggest you also take a regular Spanish dictionary, preferably one that emphasizes Latin American Spanish.
In addition to Amazon, you can find these (or order them) in the foreign language section of any decent-sized bookstore. A chain store such as Borders or Barnes %26amp; Noble will have a pretty good selection, especially if you live in an area with large numbers of Spanish-speaking people.
I say "Latin American" because that will include the "regionalisms" that pertain to specific regions and countries. That's good insurance against accidentally saying something that's naughty in local slang, but that's more of an issue in Mexico than in Costa Rica. Have a good trip and hope that helps!Does anyone have a suggestion for Conversational Spanish/English Dictionary?
Go to Barnes and NobleDoes anyone have a suggestion for Conversational Spanish/English Dictionary?
Yes...I got it at Sam's Club. Instant Immersion Spanish. I actually have the workbook in front of me, it also came with CD's and a dictionary/phrase book. Here's the website listed on the cover of the book.
www.topics-ent.com
Have fun.
i always go here for spanish assignments. really good too. just type the word or scentence and it will give the exact translation you need, word for word, punctuation to punctuation. Also offers translation in other languages.
http://translation2.paralink.com/
it's free by the way and no subscription.
Honestly, I don't have a good recommendation for a good phrasebook. They are hard to come by. I do, however, know of a good online dictionary of Costa Rican words. It's pretty comprehensive.
http://www.ruralcostarica.com/costa-rica鈥?/a>
Where can I buy a Spanish-English dictionary?
Where can I find a cheap Spanish-English dictionary, maybe around $5-$10?Where can I buy a Spanish-English dictionary?
bookstore
garage sales
planned parenthood book sales (no joke)
half-priced stores
h3ll some colleges throw books away, maybe you can get lucky if you ask a teacher if they have any dictionaries they're planning to throw away.
try walmart. or ebay.Where can I buy a Spanish-English dictionary?
amazon.com has everything and they are cheap too.Where can I buy a Spanish-English dictionary?
Anywhere that sells books as part of their regular inventory. And yes, the price will be around what you listed.
I麓ve found them at Walmart, but sometimes you can find them at the Dollar Tree. Unless you need one when you are out an about, it is easier to use an online dictionary. Here麓s one
http://nosayudamos.ning.com/page/page/sh鈥?/a>
Probably like boarders or something
bookstore
garage sales
planned parenthood book sales (no joke)
half-priced stores
h3ll some colleges throw books away, maybe you can get lucky if you ask a teacher if they have any dictionaries they're planning to throw away.
try walmart. or ebay.Where can I buy a Spanish-English dictionary?
amazon.com has everything and they are cheap too.Where can I buy a Spanish-English dictionary?
Anywhere that sells books as part of their regular inventory. And yes, the price will be around what you listed.
I麓ve found them at Walmart, but sometimes you can find them at the Dollar Tree. Unless you need one when you are out an about, it is easier to use an online dictionary. Here麓s one
http://nosayudamos.ning.com/page/page/sh鈥?/a>
Probably like boarders or something
Where can I find an electronic dictionary as a reading companion for French and Spanish literature?
I need a dictionary with as many words as possible. Preferably I can find one for English-French-Spanish, but English- French is fine as well. I often read French literature and need a portable device that will allow me to look up obscure, French vocabulary words in an instant. The electronic dictionary doesn't need to be a "talking dictionary". I just need one with a vast vocabulary.Where can I find an electronic dictionary as a reading companion for French and Spanish literature?
www.wordreference.com
Works wonders if you have a laptop.Where can I find an electronic dictionary as a reading companion for French and Spanish literature?
I'd recommend the English-French Partner EF900 produced by Ectaco. I originally bought the English-Russian 900 series model from them and it helped me a lot in my language studies so I purchased a couple of language cards from them for French, German and Italian. I bet they have a similar language card for Spanish. I gotta tell you that I was very impressed with the vocabulary size and the overall product quality. Not to mention that I can get the same translation capabilities for each of these languages by simply swapping the extra cards that I purchased.Where can I find an electronic dictionary as a reading companion for French and Spanish literature?
Like C R, I would recommend www.wordreference.com
I use it all the time and it is available in quite a few languages.
www.wordreference.com
Works wonders if you have a laptop.Where can I find an electronic dictionary as a reading companion for French and Spanish literature?
I'd recommend the English-French Partner EF900 produced by Ectaco. I originally bought the English-Russian 900 series model from them and it helped me a lot in my language studies so I purchased a couple of language cards from them for French, German and Italian. I bet they have a similar language card for Spanish. I gotta tell you that I was very impressed with the vocabulary size and the overall product quality. Not to mention that I can get the same translation capabilities for each of these languages by simply swapping the extra cards that I purchased.Where can I find an electronic dictionary as a reading companion for French and Spanish literature?
Like C R, I would recommend www.wordreference.com
I use it all the time and it is available in quite a few languages.
Does anyone know where I can download a Spanish dictionary for my custom firmware psp running 4.01-M33
I am looking for a spanish english dictionary for my Custom firmware psp. It is currently running 4.01-M33 custom firmware.
I will give best answer to the one who provides me with a link to the download but, the software must work or no 10 pt. Thanks
First come first serve
Does anyone know where I can download a Spanish dictionary for my custom firmware psp running 4.01-M33
read english
I will give best answer to the one who provides me with a link to the download but, the software must work or no 10 pt. Thanks
First come first serve
Does anyone know where I can download a Spanish dictionary for my custom firmware psp running 4.01-M33
read english
What is the best Spanish-English dictionary?
I need a pocket sized dictionary for my office to help out in those occasions when I don't know a word or two. I have the Oxford dictionary, but I have found it to not be very good. I need something that is aimed more at Latin American Spanish. I looked at several at the bookstore, but wasn't overwhelmingly impressed with any of them.What is the best Spanish-English dictionary?
http://www.amazon.com/Latin-American-Spa鈥?/a>
As a Spanish teacher, I agree with the previous poster, pocket dictionaries are not usually that helpful. This dictionary should be of some assistance, but be careful as some words change meaning depending on the country they are being used in.What is the best Spanish-English dictionary?
i study spanish and i use collins gem. i find it very helpful. it麓s an english spanish / spanish english dictionaryWhat is the best Spanish-English dictionary?
Pocket-sized bilingual dictionaries are rarely much good. At work, when in the same situation as you describe, I find an online dictionary particularly good. Unfortunately for you it is biased towards Peninsular Spanish, but see what you think.
http://www.wordreference.com/eyeliner
http://www.amazon.com/Latin-American-Spa鈥?/a>
As a Spanish teacher, I agree with the previous poster, pocket dictionaries are not usually that helpful. This dictionary should be of some assistance, but be careful as some words change meaning depending on the country they are being used in.What is the best Spanish-English dictionary?
i study spanish and i use collins gem. i find it very helpful. it麓s an english spanish / spanish english dictionaryWhat is the best Spanish-English dictionary?
Pocket-sized bilingual dictionaries are rarely much good. At work, when in the same situation as you describe, I find an online dictionary particularly good. Unfortunately for you it is biased towards Peninsular Spanish, but see what you think.
http://www.wordreference.com/
How do i change the dictionary language to Spanish for Microsoft word spell check?
Ok i am writing something in spanish and i need spanish grammar and spell check how do i set that
Specs :
Microsoft word
Windows vista ultimateHow do i change the dictionary language to Spanish for Microsoft word spell check?
You didn't mention the version of Word you are using but for Microsoft Word 2003 it involves two steps:
Step 1: Find the "Microsoft Office Tools" folder in your Programs list. If you made the installation by default it should be located in:
Start -%26gt; All Programs -%26gt; Microsoft Office -%26gt; Microsoft Office Tools
And from there open "Microsoft Office 2003 Language Settings" and from that window add "Spanish" to the list of languages. If you have Office applications open at this time, you will have close them to apply the changes.
Step 2: Now when using Word you must have notice the language you are using in the task bar of Word (the one at the bottom). To switch to Spanish, you need to:
Tools --%26gt; Language --%26gt; Set Language
And from there select the appropiate Spanish version you need.
As an additional note, if you are using two languages already in Windows (you can check this in the Windows Language Bar) any time you switch languages, Word will automatically follow so that you don't have to set the language every time.
Hope this helps!
Specs :
Microsoft word
Windows vista ultimateHow do i change the dictionary language to Spanish for Microsoft word spell check?
You didn't mention the version of Word you are using but for Microsoft Word 2003 it involves two steps:
Step 1: Find the "Microsoft Office Tools" folder in your Programs list. If you made the installation by default it should be located in:
Start -%26gt; All Programs -%26gt; Microsoft Office -%26gt; Microsoft Office Tools
And from there open "Microsoft Office 2003 Language Settings" and from that window add "Spanish" to the list of languages. If you have Office applications open at this time, you will have close them to apply the changes.
Step 2: Now when using Word you must have notice the language you are using in the task bar of Word (the one at the bottom). To switch to Spanish, you need to:
Tools --%26gt; Language --%26gt; Set Language
And from there select the appropiate Spanish version you need.
As an additional note, if you are using two languages already in Windows (you can check this in the Windows Language Bar) any time you switch languages, Word will automatically follow so that you don't have to set the language every time.
Hope this helps!
Where can i find a full length spanish english dictionary on the internet?
i know those sights where u just type in the word and they give u a translation. but i need a list of words with definitions on the side so i can copy and paste it. any ideas??Where can i find a full length spanish english dictionary on the internet?
http://www.wordreference.com/es/translation.asp?tranword=welcome
http://www.wordreference.com/es/translation.asp?tranword=welcome
How can I add spanish dictionary to my yahoo mail?
by clickin on add heheheHow can I add spanish dictionary to my yahoo mail?
I think you have to register for other website and then put on your e-mail to register in their website ( eg. www.quepasa.com) just try it because its very cool website. You can view it on english and spanish format.
I think you have to register for other website and then put on your e-mail to register in their website ( eg. www.quepasa.com) just try it because its very cool website. You can view it on english and spanish format.
I need a english to spanish dictionary for correctional counselors, where can I find one?
babble fish http://world.altavista.com/
that should do the trickI need a english to spanish dictionary for correctional counselors, where can I find one?
You can try http://www.freetranslation.com
that should do the trickI need a english to spanish dictionary for correctional counselors, where can I find one?
You can try http://www.freetranslation.com
How do I install Spanish Dictionary from Microsoft Office CD?
I am a newbie.How do I install Spanish Dictionary from Microsoft Office CD?
You can't. It does not come with it. You have to purchase it separately or use it online, http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>wrinkle eye cream
You can't. It does not come with it. You have to purchase it separately or use it online, http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
What is the name of good Spanish/English Dictionary?
I already have a simple student/ travelers dictionary pocket dictionary and a Barron麓s 501 Verb Book. I want a rather nice dictionary that is a good value.What is the name of good Spanish/English Dictionary?
I own the Oxford Spanish Dictionary: Spanish-English , English-Spanish. That edition is out of print but you can get it on www.alibris.com The new edition is the Oxford Spanish Dictionary..It also has Spanish-English, and English-Spanish. For a limited time it comes with a cd-rom. You can get it with the cd-rom on Amazon for around $47.00 and it ships with free shipping.
I love the Oxford dictionary that I have. It has most of the words that I want to look up and it gives example sentences in Spanish. It also covers the regional variations of Spanish.I recommend it highly. I hope that this helps.What is the name of good Spanish/English Dictionary?
Webster's Spanish Dictionary
I own the Oxford Spanish Dictionary: Spanish-English , English-Spanish. That edition is out of print but you can get it on www.alibris.com The new edition is the Oxford Spanish Dictionary..It also has Spanish-English, and English-Spanish. For a limited time it comes with a cd-rom. You can get it with the cd-rom on Amazon for around $47.00 and it ships with free shipping.
I love the Oxford dictionary that I have. It has most of the words that I want to look up and it gives example sentences in Spanish. It also covers the regional variations of Spanish.I recommend it highly. I hope that this helps.What is the name of good Spanish/English Dictionary?
Webster's Spanish Dictionary
Where can one buy a Punjabi/Spanish Dictionary? ?
I searched Amazon for a Punjabi to Spanish dictionary but there is nothing. Any ideas where I could search? I have found Punjabi to English, but can't find Punjabi to Spanish or vice versa...Thanks!Where can one buy a Punjabi/Spanish Dictionary? ?
Try Barnes and Noble, Half.com, Amazon and eBay. I have dictionaries for Spanish, Italian and French and I was able to find them at the sites listed in my answer.Where can one buy a Punjabi/Spanish Dictionary? ?
try half priced books or barnes and nobles
Try Barnes and Noble, Half.com, Amazon and eBay. I have dictionaries for Spanish, Italian and French and I was able to find them at the sites listed in my answer.Where can one buy a Punjabi/Spanish Dictionary? ?
try half priced books or barnes and nobles
Do you know a good online spanish dictionary?
Im working on a spanish project and i need to find a website that will give me definitions of spanish words IN spanish. every website i have tried just gives me an english translation. do you know any free websites that give SPANISH definitions? thanks alot!Do you know a good online spanish dictionary?
Yes, check out www.diccionarios.com this one even has pronounciations.Do you know a good online spanish dictionary?
if you need english to spanish translations or even spanish to english you can go on: spanishdict.com
Yes, check out www.diccionarios.com this one even has pronounciations.Do you know a good online spanish dictionary?
if you need english to spanish translations or even spanish to english you can go on: spanishdict.com
Where can I find a good, simple Spanish-English dictionary (reference) book?
I'd like it if I could find one that breaks it up into parts (like houses, the city, the restaurant, etc.) Not too complex and compacted. Thanks!
Spanish dictionary?
cassells is the bestSpanish dictionary?
Since some Spanish phrases mean something different from their literal translation I think you would learn more from the website below:
www.babelfish.yahoo.comface cosmetics
Since some Spanish phrases mean something different from their literal translation I think you would learn more from the website below:
www.babelfish.yahoo.com
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Spanish dictionary?
babelfish isnt good
spanishdict.com type in the english or spanish word in the right areaSpanish dictionary?
I use babelfish but it isn't always spot on.
http://babelfish.altavista.com/Spanish dictionary?
Here's a couple more sites. But again, the translations require a bit of thinking about sometimes.
http://www.epals.com/translation/transla鈥?/a>
http://www.freetranslation.com/Spanish dictionary?
My co-respondents seem to think that Dictionaries exist only on-line. My bookcase has a row of them and I love them dearly. If you've gone sufficiently deeply into a language that you need a dictionary, buy one published by a prominent University. It'll last you forever.
spanishdict.com type in the english or spanish word in the right areaSpanish dictionary?
I use babelfish but it isn't always spot on.
http://babelfish.altavista.com/Spanish dictionary?
Here's a couple more sites. But again, the translations require a bit of thinking about sometimes.
http://www.epals.com/translation/transla鈥?/a>
http://www.freetranslation.com/Spanish dictionary?
My co-respondents seem to think that Dictionaries exist only on-line. My bookcase has a row of them and I love them dearly. If you've gone sufficiently deeply into a language that you need a dictionary, buy one published by a prominent University. It'll last you forever.
Spanish Dictionary?
Free downloadSpanish Dictionary?
try this oneSpanish Dictionary?
Try this one:
http://www.freelang.net/dictionary/spani鈥?/a>
I hope it helps!
try this oneSpanish Dictionary?
Try this one:
http://www.freelang.net/dictionary/spani鈥?/a>
I hope it helps!
Spanish dictionary?
Does anybody know any website for a free spanish dictionary?.. that gives u the defenitions in spanish... thanks! =]]Spanish dictionary?
www.wordreference.com
and
www.spanishdict.com
I found to sites just for you. Cause I am so nice.
Here they are:
http://www.diccionarios.com/
http://dictionary.reference.com/...Spanish dictionary?
The link below is to an online dictionary. Once you have gone to the dictionary site click on the translator link and then choose what language from the drop down list that you would like to translate. I have found it to be quite helpful in the past.Spanish dictionary?
I believe its http://www.diccionarios.com/
http://www.spanishdict.com/ is the one I use most of the time.. try it.
Yahoo search
www.wordreference.com
and
www.spanishdict.com
I found to sites just for you. Cause I am so nice.
Here they are:
http://www.diccionarios.com/
http://dictionary.reference.com/...Spanish dictionary?
The link below is to an online dictionary. Once you have gone to the dictionary site click on the translator link and then choose what language from the drop down list that you would like to translate. I have found it to be quite helpful in the past.Spanish dictionary?
I believe its http://www.diccionarios.com/
http://www.spanishdict.com/ is the one I use most of the time.. try it.
Yahoo search
Where do they sail spanish dictionary?
a dictionary thats all spanish words and definition... i would appreciate itWhere do they sail spanish dictionary?
they sail them at barnes and nobles.
Well, I suppose they sail the imported ones in from Spain, but they might *sell* some at bookstores or places like Staples, if you are looking for a Spanish-English one. The imported ones might be a little harder to find, you might have to sail over to Spain.Where do they sail spanish dictionary?
they got some at Walmart!
and it was pretty cheap ^^
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>Where do they sail spanish dictionary?
I "sail" all my books on the lake in the park behind my house. But not in winter; the water is frozen.
Stay awake in class next time and learn English. Otherwise you sound stupid.
they sell them at many stores- book stores such as barnes and noble, wal mart, k mart, target, and I've even seen them in places like pathmark.
walmart
book store
they sail them at barnes and nobles.
Well, I suppose they sail the imported ones in from Spain, but they might *sell* some at bookstores or places like Staples, if you are looking for a Spanish-English one. The imported ones might be a little harder to find, you might have to sail over to Spain.Where do they sail spanish dictionary?
they got some at Walmart!
and it was pretty cheap ^^
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>Where do they sail spanish dictionary?
I "sail" all my books on the lake in the park behind my house. But not in winter; the water is frozen.
Stay awake in class next time and learn English. Otherwise you sound stupid.
they sell them at many stores- book stores such as barnes and noble, wal mart, k mart, target, and I've even seen them in places like pathmark.
walmart
book store
Where can I find an online SPANISH dictionary (one that gives definitions to Spanish words in SPANISH)?
Not the ones that have translations for Spanish to English--definitions AND words in Spanish!Where can I find an online SPANISH dictionary (one that gives definitions to Spanish words in SPANISH)?
Try Diccionario CLAVE http://clave.librosvivos.net or www.yourdictionary.com
www.spanishdict.com translate an english word into a spanish word or the other way around!
http://www.diccionarios.com/Where can I find an online SPANISH dictionary (one that gives definitions to Spanish words in SPANISH)?
http://www.rae.es/
Click on diccionario de la lengua espa帽ola
Type the word you want in the box that says 'Escriba la palabra que desea consultar'.
Enjoy.
do a search in google
I use this online dicitonary to translate from german to english cause of cheat codes are in german. Use this link to start. It shows a page for some spanish stuff to choose. I hope it helps. http://dictionary.reference.com/others/T鈥?/a>natural makeup
Try Diccionario CLAVE http://clave.librosvivos.net or www.yourdictionary.com
www.spanishdict.com translate an english word into a spanish word or the other way around!
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Where can I find an online SPANISH dictionary (one that gives definitions to Spanish words in SPANISH)?http://www.diccionarios.com/Where can I find an online SPANISH dictionary (one that gives definitions to Spanish words in SPANISH)?
http://www.rae.es/
Click on diccionario de la lengua espa帽ola
Type the word you want in the box that says 'Escriba la palabra que desea consultar'.
Enjoy.
do a search in google
I use this online dicitonary to translate from german to english cause of cheat codes are in german. Use this link to start. It shows a page for some spanish stuff to choose. I hope it helps. http://dictionary.reference.com/others/T鈥?/a>
What is a good dictionary (Spanish - English) app for iphone that does not need WIFI?
I have a free one but doesn't have enough words... I almost can find what I want
Thanks,What is a good dictionary (Spanish - English) app for iphone that does not need WIFI?
Get the amazon kindle app, it comes with a free dictionary built in
Thanks,What is a good dictionary (Spanish - English) app for iphone that does not need WIFI?
Get the amazon kindle app, it comes with a free dictionary built in
Write these words in alphabetical order as they would appear in a Spanish dictionary.?
Lobo, Noche, coche, dia, nina, ingles, llama, ninguno, senora, chocolate.Write these words in alphabetical order as they would appear in a Spanish dictionary.?
chocolate, coche, dia, ingles, llama, Lobo, nina, ninguno, Noche, senora.
Alphabetical order is is completely the same, Spanish or English!!
well, alphabetical order is almost the same in English and Spanish. But the other answer don't take in consideration that words "nina" and "senora" actually have a 脩, not N (ni帽a and se帽ora). In Spanish alphabetical order, 脩 comes after N (and YES, 脩 is still an independent letter in Spanish alphabet).
So, the order is:
chocolate, coche, d铆a, ingl茅s, llama, lobo, ninguno, ni帽a, noche, se帽ora.
(in dictionaries "ninguno" appears before "ni帽a")Write these words in alphabetical order as they would appear in a Spanish dictionary.?
Why can't you do this yourself?
alphabetization is alphabetization. It's the same...well, depending on how old the teacher expects the dictionary to be. LL, and ch are in different places, depending on where the dictionary falls in relation to when they changed the alphabet...(around 1980ish they removed those letters, and rr, and 帽 as being seperate letters, so they now fall in the same order as they do in English.)
AND DO NOT OPEN KAZIMIR'S LINK!!! IT IS A NASTY VIRUS!!! TAKES DAYS TO GET RID OF IT!!!Write these words in alphabetical order as they would appear in a Spanish dictionary.?
Chocolate, Coche, Dia, Ingles, Llama, Lobo, Nina, Ninguno, Senora
Car, Chocolate, Day, English, Girl, Name/He/she/it calls, Mrs/Woman, None, Wolf
chocolate
coche
dia
ingles
llama
lobo
nina
ninguno
noche
se帽ora
chocolate, coche, dia, ingles, llama, Lobo, nina, ninguno, Noche, senora.
Alphabetical order is is completely the same, Spanish or English!!
well, alphabetical order is almost the same in English and Spanish. But the other answer don't take in consideration that words "nina" and "senora" actually have a 脩, not N (ni帽a and se帽ora). In Spanish alphabetical order, 脩 comes after N (and YES, 脩 is still an independent letter in Spanish alphabet).
So, the order is:
chocolate, coche, d铆a, ingl茅s, llama, lobo, ninguno, ni帽a, noche, se帽ora.
(in dictionaries "ninguno" appears before "ni帽a")Write these words in alphabetical order as they would appear in a Spanish dictionary.?
Why can't you do this yourself?
alphabetization is alphabetization. It's the same...well, depending on how old the teacher expects the dictionary to be. LL, and ch are in different places, depending on where the dictionary falls in relation to when they changed the alphabet...(around 1980ish they removed those letters, and rr, and 帽 as being seperate letters, so they now fall in the same order as they do in English.)
AND DO NOT OPEN KAZIMIR'S LINK!!! IT IS A NASTY VIRUS!!! TAKES DAYS TO GET RID OF IT!!!Write these words in alphabetical order as they would appear in a Spanish dictionary.?
Chocolate, Coche, Dia, Ingles, Llama, Lobo, Nina, Ninguno, Senora
Car, Chocolate, Day, English, Girl, Name/He/she/it calls, Mrs/Woman, None, Wolf
chocolate
coche
dia
ingles
llama
lobo
nina
ninguno
noche
se帽ora
How many word translations are in the book "The University of Chicago Spanish-English Dictionary 5th edition"?
I need to know how many word translations there are total in this dictionary.
Thank you!!How many word translations are in the book "The University of Chicago Spanish-English Dictionary 5th edition"?
incredibly enough the number of entries is nowhere to be found, unbelievable!
this is my rough estimate:
about 90 per page, for a total of 54,000
27,000 Spanish-English
27,000 English-Spanish
http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chica鈥?/a>
Thank you!!How many word translations are in the book "The University of Chicago Spanish-English Dictionary 5th edition"?
incredibly enough the number of entries is nowhere to be found, unbelievable!
this is my rough estimate:
about 90 per page, for a total of 54,000
27,000 Spanish-English
27,000 English-Spanish
http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chica鈥?/a>
Anyone know of a spanish english dictionary that translates full paragraps?
I have to translate a recipe from english to spanish for school tomorrow. Anyone know of a english-spanish dictionary that can translate the full recipe in spanish in one easy click?Anyone know of a spanish english dictionary that translates full paragraps?
online? use the instant translator at www.dictionary.com... many other languages are available as well. however, please note that no automated translator can translate as accurately as a human person who has a good command of both languages, so the outcome will just be an approximation. most likely, there will be some pretty embarrassing grammatical faux pas or misuse of words coming out of that instant translator.
do use that translator to make your job easier for you, so you can kinda feel around your spanish, but always cross check with a reliable source of good spanish, e.g. a reputable spanish newspaper, spanish dictionary/thesaurus, or friends who actually do speak spanish (and good english simultaneously as well).
if you don't have that third option, you can go to www.interglot.com. if the recommended spanish word from the instant translator sounds rather doubtful to you, counter-translate that word to english and keep finding substitute words until you find one that corresponds the original meaning best. also, be sure to check the grammar... in spanish you have 6 forms of the verb (e.g. soy, eres, es etc)... always be sure that the form of the verb matches the subject!Anyone know of a spanish english dictionary that translates full paragraps?
freetranslations.comAnyone know of a spanish english dictionary that translates full paragraps?
AltaVista.com will translate it for you.. =) It's really simple too.
online? use the instant translator at www.dictionary.com... many other languages are available as well. however, please note that no automated translator can translate as accurately as a human person who has a good command of both languages, so the outcome will just be an approximation. most likely, there will be some pretty embarrassing grammatical faux pas or misuse of words coming out of that instant translator.
do use that translator to make your job easier for you, so you can kinda feel around your spanish, but always cross check with a reliable source of good spanish, e.g. a reputable spanish newspaper, spanish dictionary/thesaurus, or friends who actually do speak spanish (and good english simultaneously as well).
if you don't have that third option, you can go to www.interglot.com. if the recommended spanish word from the instant translator sounds rather doubtful to you, counter-translate that word to english and keep finding substitute words until you find one that corresponds the original meaning best. also, be sure to check the grammar... in spanish you have 6 forms of the verb (e.g. soy, eres, es etc)... always be sure that the form of the verb matches the subject!Anyone know of a spanish english dictionary that translates full paragraps?
freetranslations.comAnyone know of a spanish english dictionary that translates full paragraps?
AltaVista.com will translate it for you.. =) It's really simple too.
Is there a pop up English-Spanish dictionary?
Is there a pop up English-Spanish dictionary?Is there a pop up English-Spanish dictionary?
http://popdict.com/dict_spanish.htm (for offline program Pop-Up Dictionary)
http://wap.popdict.com/eng-spa.php (in WAP format)sheer makeup
http://popdict.com/dict_spanish.htm (for offline program Pop-Up Dictionary)
http://wap.popdict.com/eng-spa.php (in WAP format)
Where do i find a spanish dictionary for the bible?
like i need to find the definition of the word from the bible..but where do i find it need help by today!!Where do i find a spanish dictionary for the bible?
here:
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/html/cabecera鈥?/a>
here:
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/html/cabecera鈥?/a>
Where can I buy a Spanish dictionary with spanish definitions?
Check this
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8%26amp;鈥?/a>Where can I buy a Spanish dictionary with spanish definitions?
Try Amazon.com and Alibris.com. One dictionary I recommend: "Diccionario de la Lengua Espanola". Published by the Academy of the Spanish Language of Spain [Academia de la Lengua]. And ask in Barnes and Nobles and Borders' Books if they can help.
Any major book store should carry international dictionaries. If they don't have one available I bet that they can order one for you.Where can I buy a Spanish dictionary with spanish definitions?
Jeez, a bookstore would be a good start! Duh.Where can I buy a Spanish dictionary with spanish definitions?
In a store.
Spain
You will find it in any book store =}
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8%26amp;鈥?/a>Where can I buy a Spanish dictionary with spanish definitions?
Try Amazon.com and Alibris.com. One dictionary I recommend: "Diccionario de la Lengua Espanola". Published by the Academy of the Spanish Language of Spain [Academia de la Lengua]. And ask in Barnes and Nobles and Borders' Books if they can help.
Any major book store should carry international dictionaries. If they don't have one available I bet that they can order one for you.Where can I buy a Spanish dictionary with spanish definitions?
Jeez, a bookstore would be a good start! Duh.Where can I buy a Spanish dictionary with spanish definitions?
In a store.
Spain
You will find it in any book store =}
Where can i find a Spanish -English dictionary that has the word rubber band in it?
the only reason i want that word is because most spanish english dictionarys don't have that word in it. and if it did it would be a good dictioany..Other dictionaires say the word id gopas..or so.Where can i find a Spanish -English dictionary that has the word rubber band in it?
I've always heard it as "liga" which can also be a hair tie or any kind of elastic band. But there are always different ways to say things.
In Spain it's called a 'goma' or 'goma el谩stica' to be clear.
If you're looking for a fairly comprehensive online dictionary, I recommend http://www.wordreference.com/
The 'Concise Oxford Spanish Dictionary' I use also has it.
Edit: FYI, according to the dictionary, in different parts of Latin America it is variously called a 'liga', 'caucho', 'el谩stico', and a 'banda el谩stica'.Where can i find a Spanish -English dictionary that has the word rubber band in it?
Try the Collins Concise Spanish Dictionary, 3rd Edition; (and it's Spanish-English too) there's probably a higher edition, I'm not sure, I've had this one for a while now.
You can find it in a book store I guess :)
The spanish word for rubber band is
la goma or
la gomitaWhere can i find a Spanish -English dictionary that has the word rubber band in it?
it麓s "liga"
I've always heard it as "liga" which can also be a hair tie or any kind of elastic band. But there are always different ways to say things.
In Spain it's called a 'goma' or 'goma el谩stica' to be clear.
If you're looking for a fairly comprehensive online dictionary, I recommend http://www.wordreference.com/
The 'Concise Oxford Spanish Dictionary' I use also has it.
Edit: FYI, according to the dictionary, in different parts of Latin America it is variously called a 'liga', 'caucho', 'el谩stico', and a 'banda el谩stica'.Where can i find a Spanish -English dictionary that has the word rubber band in it?
Try the Collins Concise Spanish Dictionary, 3rd Edition; (and it's Spanish-English too) there's probably a higher edition, I'm not sure, I've had this one for a while now.
You can find it in a book store I guess :)
The spanish word for rubber band is
la goma or
la gomitaWhere can i find a Spanish -English dictionary that has the word rubber band in it?
it麓s "liga"
Does the spanish word divinamente mean divinly? I cant find it in my spanish dictionary?
Also what does the word Lona mean?Does the spanish word divinamente mean divinly? I cant find it in my spanish dictionary?
Yes. "amente" or "emente" is often used to replace the "ly" ending in english. For example the spanish word "brevemente" means "briefly."
and Lona is the noun for canvas.Does the spanish word divinamente mean divinly? I cant find it in my spanish dictionary?
Divinely.
Yes. "amente" or "emente" is often used to replace the "ly" ending in english. For example the spanish word "brevemente" means "briefly."
and Lona is the noun for canvas.Does the spanish word divinamente mean divinly? I cant find it in my spanish dictionary?
Divinely.
Does anyone know any good websites that have an audio spanish dictionary?
Preferably one that you don't need to sign up to useDoes anyone know any good websites that have an audio spanish dictionary?
Try this website AT%26amp;T research
Text-To-Speech (TTS) and it's free
Here you can type the text you're interested in and choose the language:
American English
British English
German
French
Canadian French
Latin American Spanish
Spanish from Spain
http://www.research.att.com/~ttsweb/tts/…Does anyone know any good websites that have an audio spanish dictionary?
You're welcome.
free language online at
http://www.mangolanguages.com/make up
Try this website AT%26amp;T research
Text-To-Speech (TTS) and it's free
Here you can type the text you're interested in and choose the language:
American English
British English
German
French
Canadian French
Latin American Spanish
Spanish from Spain
http://www.research.att.com/~ttsweb/tts/…Does anyone know any good websites that have an audio spanish dictionary?
You're welcome.
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http://www.mangolanguages.com/
Where can I find reliable online spanish dictionary ?
please give me a website or anything please help.Where can I find reliable online spanish dictionary ?
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
http://www.wordreference.com/
http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic鈥?/a>
http://www.wordreference.com/
Any opinions on best Spanish-English Dictionary?
I'm re-teaching myself Spanish and need to get a dictionary.
I already have verb drill books, flash cards, and the 501 folly conjugated verbs book.Any opinions on best Spanish-English Dictionary?
The New
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
excellent quality
275,000 words and 450,000 translations
has spanish and latin american equivalents.
Includes recently accepted words
100 pages of apendixes
1829 pages in total
I always have two handy for contrasting answers, but this is the best one...
I also keep a copy of the Spanish
Diccionario de la Lengua Espa帽ola de la Real Academia
for confirming a translated word I'm not too sure of),
and for english a copy of
Websters Collegiate Dictionary
and one of the
Cambridge International Dictionary of English
Dear Meg,
Dustin is right but if you look in foreign countries like Dubai and believe me, you will be surprised of what you find there
I'm a Spanish teacher and studied Spanish for 10 years (actually, I never really stopped studying...It kind of goes on forever!). Anyway, I absolutely love my Vox New College Spanish %26amp; English Dictionary. It was recommended to me by my college professor and I have always found it to be extremely informative. Vox carries several different sizes, depending on your needs. (I also have the pocket dictionary...It is also great!)Any opinions on best Spanish-English Dictionary?
TRUST ME!
All spanish and english dictionaries are always bad translated
doesn't matter how good quality they have.Your only hope is to get a friend or someone that talks spanish to help you.............
I already have verb drill books, flash cards, and the 501 folly conjugated verbs book.Any opinions on best Spanish-English Dictionary?
The New
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
excellent quality
275,000 words and 450,000 translations
has spanish and latin american equivalents.
Includes recently accepted words
100 pages of apendixes
1829 pages in total
I always have two handy for contrasting answers, but this is the best one...
I also keep a copy of the Spanish
Diccionario de la Lengua Espa帽ola de la Real Academia
for confirming a translated word I'm not too sure of),
and for english a copy of
Websters Collegiate Dictionary
and one of the
Cambridge International Dictionary of English
Dear Meg,
Dustin is right but if you look in foreign countries like Dubai and believe me, you will be surprised of what you find there
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Any opinions on best Spanish-English Dictionary?I'm a Spanish teacher and studied Spanish for 10 years (actually, I never really stopped studying...It kind of goes on forever!). Anyway, I absolutely love my Vox New College Spanish %26amp; English Dictionary. It was recommended to me by my college professor and I have always found it to be extremely informative. Vox carries several different sizes, depending on your needs. (I also have the pocket dictionary...It is also great!)Any opinions on best Spanish-English Dictionary?
TRUST ME!
All spanish and english dictionaries are always bad translated
doesn't matter how good quality they have.Your only hope is to get a friend or someone that talks spanish to help you.............
Where can i find a spanish dictionary that gives short definitions in spanish?
A link would be apreciated please,Where can i find a spanish dictionary that gives short definitions in spanish?
Try RAE, it's the official dictionary for Spanish speakers. I like it and definitions are short. Type the word you need in the first box and there you go...Here's the link:
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
You're welcome ;
Try RAE, it's the official dictionary for Spanish speakers. I like it and definitions are short. Type the word you need in the first box and there you go...Here's the link:
http://www.rae.es/rae.html
You're welcome ;
Can you tell me some spanish words that start with these letters? Or tell me a free online spanish dictionary?
A
Ch
D
F
I
J
K
L
LL
N
O
R
RR
U
V
W
X
Y
ZCan you tell me some spanish words that start with these letters? Or tell me a free online spanish dictionary?
Administrador
Chaleco
Dios
Feo
Iglesia
Jefe
Kiosko
L谩mpara
LLuvia
Nada
Oliva
Raz贸n
RR ( Carro ) None word start by RR in any language
Uva
Vino
William ( There are not spanish word starting by W )
Xil贸fono
Yema
Zapato
An online dictionary? www.diccionarios.com
Arbol
Chango
Dedo
Foco
Iguana
Jirafa
Kenia
Laura
Llama
Nacionalidad
Oso
Respoder
RR?? there aren't any word in spanish that start with that letters
Uruguay
Venezuela
Wendy (woman name)
Xiomara (woman name)
Yugoslavia (Country)
ZapatoCan you tell me some spanish words that start with these letters? Or tell me a free online spanish dictionary?
www.freedict.com
http://dictionary.reference.com/translate/Can you tell me some spanish words that start with these letters? Or tell me a free online spanish dictionary?
Go 2 http://www.wordreference.com/
Ch
D
F
I
J
K
L
LL
N
O
R
RR
U
V
W
X
Y
ZCan you tell me some spanish words that start with these letters? Or tell me a free online spanish dictionary?
Administrador
Chaleco
Dios
Feo
Iglesia
Jefe
Kiosko
L谩mpara
LLuvia
Nada
Oliva
Raz贸n
RR ( Carro ) None word start by RR in any language
Uva
Vino
William ( There are not spanish word starting by W )
Xil贸fono
Yema
Zapato
An online dictionary? www.diccionarios.com
Arbol
Chango
Dedo
Foco
Iguana
Jirafa
Kenia
Laura
Llama
Nacionalidad
Oso
Respoder
RR?? there aren't any word in spanish that start with that letters
Uruguay
Venezuela
Wendy (woman name)
Xiomara (woman name)
Yugoslavia (Country)
ZapatoCan you tell me some spanish words that start with these letters? Or tell me a free online spanish dictionary?
www.freedict.com
http://dictionary.reference.com/translate/Can you tell me some spanish words that start with these letters? Or tell me a free online spanish dictionary?
Go 2 http://www.wordreference.com/
Does anyone know of a good online spanish dictionary or translator?
yes!!! studyspanish.com scroll down, and on the left fing onlione spanish translater!!!Does anyone know of a good online spanish dictionary or translator?
I always use googles thing :
http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=鈥?/a>blackheads
I always use googles thing :
http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=鈥?/a>
Where do I find a Spanish to English dictionary online?
For homework, I need to look some things up in a Spanish to English dictionary online, but I can't seem to find one. Does anyone have any ideas as to where I should look? The project's due tomorrow!!!Where do I find a Spanish to English dictionary online?
You can use Dictionary.com then on the far right hand it says spanish you can type english and spanish in the bar it will tranlsate it for you.
Then there is wordreference.
those are the two i use the mostWhere do I find a Spanish to English dictionary online?
Google next time:
http://ca.search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf鈥?/a>
You can use Dictionary.com then on the far right hand it says spanish you can type english and spanish in the bar it will tranlsate it for you.
Then there is wordreference.
those are the two i use the mostWhere do I find a Spanish to English dictionary online?
Google next time:
http://ca.search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf鈥?/a>
How know a good Spanish dictionary i need it to do my Spanish hw?
freetranslations.com
answer mine?How know a good Spanish dictionary i need it to do my Spanish hw?
Check this out:
http://www.google.com/dictionary?source=鈥?/a>
http://es.thefreedictionary.com/espa%c3%鈥?/a>
Use the first dictionary for translating single words only to make sure that the results you get are correct.How know a good Spanish dictionary i need it to do my Spanish hw?
try yahoo's babelfish it is amazing!! trust me
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/How know a good Spanish dictionary i need it to do my Spanish hw?
LAROUSSE, is the better.
answer mine?How know a good Spanish dictionary i need it to do my Spanish hw?
Check this out:
http://www.google.com/dictionary?source=鈥?/a>
http://es.thefreedictionary.com/espa%c3%鈥?/a>
Use the first dictionary for translating single words only to make sure that the results you get are correct.How know a good Spanish dictionary i need it to do my Spanish hw?
try yahoo's babelfish it is amazing!! trust me
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/How know a good Spanish dictionary i need it to do my Spanish hw?
LAROUSSE, is the better.
Where can i find a spanish dictionary?
Not a english to spanish or anything like that I need a site that lets you type a word in spanish and tells you the definition in spanish.Where can i find a spanish dictionary?
The Royal Spanish Academy dictionary. It defines the word in Spanish.
http://www.rae.es/rae.html as l'idiocratie des zombies mentioned.
Also this one:
http://wordreference.com/
On the first page,you have different options like: "Spanish: synonyms" or "Spanish: definition",after choosing one of those you'll see the results just in Spanish.Where can i find a spanish dictionary?
Here's what you need:
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
I'm pretty sure you can find one for the Diccionario de la Academia de Latinoamerica, as well. But I'm not familiar with it...that's the Spain Spanish one.
You can surely find one at a large bookstore, if you want a hard copy. Or Amazon.com.Where can i find a spanish dictionary?
Go to www.google.com/dictionary the select Spanish dictionary
if you have an iphone look on the app store for a spanish dictionary
half price books for like $3-5
The Royal Spanish Academy dictionary. It defines the word in Spanish.
http://www.rae.es/rae.html as l'idiocratie des zombies mentioned.
Also this one:
http://wordreference.com/
On the first page,you have different options like: "Spanish: synonyms" or "Spanish: definition",after choosing one of those you'll see the results just in Spanish.Where can i find a spanish dictionary?
Here's what you need:
http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
I'm pretty sure you can find one for the Diccionario de la Academia de Latinoamerica, as well. But I'm not familiar with it...that's the Spain Spanish one.
You can surely find one at a large bookstore, if you want a hard copy. Or Amazon.com.Where can i find a spanish dictionary?
Go to www.google.com/dictionary the select Spanish dictionary
if you have an iphone look on the app store for a spanish dictionary
half price books for like $3-5
Need a good online Spanish dictionary?
I used to use the yahoo! one but I think that's not working anymore. I need a dictionary, not a translator though (not Babel Fish, spanishdict, etc). Anyone know of a good dictionary?Need a good online Spanish dictionary?
try: http://www.wordreference.com/
If you want a dictionary, you could try http://www.jonsay.co.uk/dictionary.php?l鈥?/a>
It translates by category, for example pronouns, fruits, shapes. It has over 30 categories.Need a good online Spanish dictionary?
This is a pretty good site that has both parts - dictionary and translation:
http://www.spanishdict.com/Need a good online Spanish dictionary?
Wordreference, definitely
bable fish is a good translator
try: http://www.wordreference.com/
If you want a dictionary, you could try http://www.jonsay.co.uk/dictionary.php?l鈥?/a>
It translates by category, for example pronouns, fruits, shapes. It has over 30 categories.Need a good online Spanish dictionary?
This is a pretty good site that has both parts - dictionary and translation:
http://www.spanishdict.com/Need a good online Spanish dictionary?
Wordreference, definitely
bable fish is a good translator
Where can I find an Eglish Spanish Legal Dictionary?
I want to study fot the court interpreter exam. Where can I get a good spanish english legal terminology book?Where can I find an Eglish Spanish Legal Dictionary?
Oceano is a reliable English/Spanish dictionary, I'm sure you can find a legal terminology edition. If not, try looking in harvard law school.
Good luckWhere can I find an Eglish Spanish Legal Dictionary?
See in the web side Legal Spanish English dictionary or go and type in the webside 'yellow pages" and type Legal Spanish English Dictionary.blue eyeshadow
Oceano is a reliable English/Spanish dictionary, I'm sure you can find a legal terminology edition. If not, try looking in harvard law school.
Good luckWhere can I find an Eglish Spanish Legal Dictionary?
See in the web side Legal Spanish English dictionary or go and type in the webside 'yellow pages" and type Legal Spanish English Dictionary.
Accent marks not visible on yahoo spanish dictionary?
Little boxes appear instead of the usual diacritical marks. Didn't used to be the case. Why the change? How to fix? Thanks!Accent marks not visible on yahoo spanish dictionary?
http://www.wordreference.com/
saved my life in french class :)
http://www.wordreference.com/
saved my life in french class :)
Readable version of a spanish/english or english /spanish dictionary?
I need to be able to scroll down through a dictionary which lists words in english and their meanings in spanish . Is there such a thing ?Readable version of a spanish/english or english /spanish dictionary?
Yes! You can probably buy a small paperback at a large drug store. (CVS or even Walmart.)
For sure you can buy one at a bookstore. :)
Yes! You can probably buy a small paperback at a large drug store. (CVS or even Walmart.)
For sure you can buy one at a bookstore. :)
Can someone help me find an online Spanish dictionary NOT A TRANSLATOR? .. read for more details?
I need to be able to enter a Spanish word and get a definition of the word IN SPANISH. Can you help me?Can someone help me find an online Spanish dictionary NOT A TRANSLATOR? .. read for more details?
Try this: http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
It's the link to the dictionary of the RAE (Real Academia Espa帽ola) online.
I doubt there's anything better or more accurate online.
Good luck.
C.Can someone help me find an online Spanish dictionary NOT A TRANSLATOR? .. read for more details?
Google has one. Not a translator: a dictionary in many languages.
It麓s not a one-language dictionary; they're 35 languages, and the definitions are mostly complete and correct.
Google Dictionary also explains you how to use the words in real life and expressions.
http://www.google.com/dictionary?hl=en%26amp;l鈥?/a>
Good luckCan someone help me find an online Spanish dictionary NOT A TRANSLATOR? .. read for more details?
I assume you want an English Spanish - Spanish English dictionary.
You cannot do better that this, which covers French and Italian also, as well as an English dictionary.
http://www.wordreference.com/
Try this: http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/
It's the link to the dictionary of the RAE (Real Academia Espa帽ola) online.
I doubt there's anything better or more accurate online.
Good luck.
C.Can someone help me find an online Spanish dictionary NOT A TRANSLATOR? .. read for more details?
Google has one. Not a translator: a dictionary in many languages.
It麓s not a one-language dictionary; they're 35 languages, and the definitions are mostly complete and correct.
Google Dictionary also explains you how to use the words in real life and expressions.
http://www.google.com/dictionary?hl=en%26amp;l鈥?/a>
Good luckCan someone help me find an online Spanish dictionary NOT A TRANSLATOR? .. read for more details?
I assume you want an English Spanish - Spanish English dictionary.
You cannot do better that this, which covers French and Italian also, as well as an English dictionary.
http://www.wordreference.com/
Where can I buy a English to Spanish translation dictionary?
I know you can look it up online, but If I need to do my spanish in study hall..I'll need it. Also, on average, how much would they cost?Where can I buy a English to Spanish translation dictionary?
Chapters
Apple iPad appWhere can I buy a English to Spanish translation dictionary?
O wonderful, someone who understands how useful a dictionary can be! Hurray!
Mahal is quite right - amazon is the best place to look , and you can probably get a basic one for less than $10, especially if you check out the ones being sold Used. If you continue with Spanish to an advanced level, you'll want a better dictionary, a good, big unabridged one, probably costing about $30.Where can I buy a English to Spanish translation dictionary?
You can buy it on amazon for about $10
Here's the link.
http://www.amazon.com/Spanish-English-En鈥?/a>
If it doesn't work, log on to www.amazon.com and search for the book.
All bookstores should have them but amazon would be the best price.
i bought mine at barnes and noble it cost me about $5 but the prices are different it depends what city your in
Barnes%26amp;Noble or any college book store
I have 'The New World Spanish/English English/Spanish Dictionary' 2nd edition edited by salvatore ramondino. they recommended that one for my high school spanish class and its great. i got mine at barnes and noble for $7.99
heres the link:
Chapters
Apple iPad appWhere can I buy a English to Spanish translation dictionary?
O wonderful, someone who understands how useful a dictionary can be! Hurray!
Mahal is quite right - amazon is the best place to look , and you can probably get a basic one for less than $10, especially if you check out the ones being sold Used. If you continue with Spanish to an advanced level, you'll want a better dictionary, a good, big unabridged one, probably costing about $30.Where can I buy a English to Spanish translation dictionary?
You can buy it on amazon for about $10
Here's the link.
http://www.amazon.com/Spanish-English-En鈥?/a>
If it doesn't work, log on to www.amazon.com and search for the book.
All bookstores should have them but amazon would be the best price.
i bought mine at barnes and noble it cost me about $5 but the prices are different it depends what city your in
Barnes%26amp;Noble or any college book store
I have 'The New World Spanish/English English/Spanish Dictionary' 2nd edition edited by salvatore ramondino. they recommended that one for my high school spanish class and its great. i got mine at barnes and noble for $7.99
heres the link:
Do you know a good spanish - english online medical dictionary?
I am translating a medical text and do not have access to a Spanish-English medical dictionary. I cannot go to a library to look at one as I live in South Korea so I need to do it online.Do you know a good spanish - english online medical dictionary?
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Do you know a good spanish - english online medical dictionary?
dont know see if these help
http://boasaude.uol.com.br/dic/
http://www.pdamed.com.br/diciomed/pdamed_0001_aa.php
besides why would you need such in korea?skin cream
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Do you know a good spanish - english online medical dictionary?
dont know see if these help
http://boasaude.uol.com.br/dic/
http://www.pdamed.com.br/diciomed/pdamed_0001_aa.php
besides why would you need such in korea?
What is the best english to spanish electronic dictionary?
Im travelling to latin america and want a dictionary i can travel with and that can pronounce words also. Any reccommndations?What is the best english to spanish electronic dictionary?
http://www.spanishdict.com/
http://www.spanishdict.com/
Why does my spanish dictionary refuse to recognize accents?
if I type mas with a grave accent over the a, I get m (a diamond) as.Why does my spanish dictionary refuse to recognize accents?
Apparently the program is not set up to do so. Check 'help' or contact program provider for solution. Sounds like a technical problem.Why does my spanish dictionary refuse to recognize accents?
he raciest. get mirriam webster instead.
Apparently the program is not set up to do so. Check 'help' or contact program provider for solution. Sounds like a technical problem.Why does my spanish dictionary refuse to recognize accents?
he raciest. get mirriam webster instead.
Spanish court interpreters: what dictionary do you recommend?
I am a Spanish court interpreter. I need the advice on other Spanish- English court interpreters. What dictionary do you recommend?? I prefer a "pocket" dictionary, a soft cover one, not one of those huge ones that has a hard cover.Spanish court interpreters: what dictionary do you recommend?
Use Babylon....very good
Use Babylon....very good
Can anyone give me several titles of a good spanish to english and a spanish to spanish dictionary?
i do not know which publisher have the best credibility in Spanish dictionaries.Can anyone give me several titles of a good spanish to english and a spanish to spanish dictionary?
-Oxford Spanish Dictionary (bilingual).
With FREE SpeakSpanish Pronunciation CD-ROM (available to UK and Europe only)
Beatriz Galimberti Jarman, Roy Russell, Carol Styles Carvajal, and Jane Horwood.
Spanish-Spanish:
"El Nuevo Diccionario De La Lengua Espanola" by Academia Espa帽ola.
In Spain the most used are Collins and BOXCan anyone give me several titles of a good spanish to english and a spanish to spanish dictionary?
check http://www.altavista.com/ it has a path to translate languages. Click Babel Fish Translation icon for useCan anyone give me several titles of a good spanish to english and a spanish to spanish dictionary?
Collins-Dictionary -Plus Grammar-
Designed to keep you up-to-date with contemporary Spanish.It comes with a CD version and online non-restricted web site where as well.
Foreign language dictionaries from LANGENSCHEIDT are usually the best.
-Oxford Spanish Dictionary (bilingual).
With FREE SpeakSpanish Pronunciation CD-ROM (available to UK and Europe only)
Beatriz Galimberti Jarman, Roy Russell, Carol Styles Carvajal, and Jane Horwood.
Spanish-Spanish:
"El Nuevo Diccionario De La Lengua Espanola" by Academia Espa帽ola.
In Spain the most used are Collins and BOXCan anyone give me several titles of a good spanish to english and a spanish to spanish dictionary?
check http://www.altavista.com/ it has a path to translate languages. Click Babel Fish Translation icon for useCan anyone give me several titles of a good spanish to english and a spanish to spanish dictionary?
Collins-Dictionary -Plus Grammar-
Designed to keep you up-to-date with contemporary Spanish.It comes with a CD version and online non-restricted web site where as well.
Foreign language dictionaries from LANGENSCHEIDT are usually the best.
What is the best spanish/english dictionary to use for college?
Preferably a dictionary that includes contemporary terms. Any suggestions are appreciated.What is the best spanish/english dictionary to use for college?
In the US, the Simon and Schuster bilingual dictionary. Absolutely no question.
In the UK and Europe, Langenschiedt makes a good one for literature; Collins is the best of the rest.
I really prefer Simon tho, because it has a lot of technical terms. But it's not available in Europe any more.What is the best spanish/english dictionary to use for college?
I have a Spanish/English dictionary right in front of me the name of it is LAROUSSE Spanish/English Dictionary.
Just about any word you can think of will probably be in it.
Hope this helps you out, God Bless You!!!!eye look
In the US, the Simon and Schuster bilingual dictionary. Absolutely no question.
In the UK and Europe, Langenschiedt makes a good one for literature; Collins is the best of the rest.
I really prefer Simon tho, because it has a lot of technical terms. But it's not available in Europe any more.What is the best spanish/english dictionary to use for college?
I have a Spanish/English dictionary right in front of me the name of it is LAROUSSE Spanish/English Dictionary.
Just about any word you can think of will probably be in it.
Hope this helps you out, God Bless You!!!!
What is the best spanish dictionary with a budget of 拢10 that I can get for my standard grade exams?
I used a collins spanish dictionary for my GCSEs.What is the best spanish dictionary with a budget of 拢10 that I can get for my standard grade exams?
I own two collins gem Russian and French dictionaries. They cost 拢6.99 each and I KNOW there are Spanish ones because I have seen them being sold alongside each other. If it is layed out the same way as my French and Russian ones it should have:
Spanish - English
English - Spanish
Verb tables at front and some grammatical stuff What is the best spanish dictionary with a budget of 拢10 that I can get for my standard grade exams?
Oxford Mini School Spanish Dicitonary
has spanish-english
english-spanish
verb tables
fun facts about spain
I own two collins gem Russian and French dictionaries. They cost 拢6.99 each and I KNOW there are Spanish ones because I have seen them being sold alongside each other. If it is layed out the same way as my French and Russian ones it should have:
Spanish - English
English - Spanish
Verb tables at front and some grammatical stuff What is the best spanish dictionary with a budget of 拢10 that I can get for my standard grade exams?
Oxford Mini School Spanish Dicitonary
has spanish-english
english-spanish
verb tables
fun facts about spain
Does anyone know where i can find a spanish dictionary with definitions in spanish online, or own one?
if you do, can you give me the link, or give me a definition for the word 'miguita' that's not too long and easy to understand? i haven't been able to find the definition anywhere. i know it means 'crumb' in english but i can't write a useful definition. i need it soon, so best answer goes to the first person to give me an answer that i could possibly use. thanks.Does anyone know where i can find a spanish dictionary with definitions in spanish online, or own one?
You can use the babylon for this purpose. It's the best translator in my opinion:
http://babylon.gnds.info/?l=usDoes anyone know where i can find a spanish dictionary with definitions in spanish online, or own one?
i could not find a spanish dictionary but i could give you information about crumb
鈥搉oun
1.a small particle of bread, cake, etc., that has broken off.
2.a small particle or portion of anything; fragment; bit.
3.the soft inner portion of a bread (distinguished from crust).
4.crumbs, a cake topping made of sugar, flour, butter, and spice, usually crumbled on top of the raw batter and baked with the cake.
5.Slang. a contemptibly objectionable or worthless person.
鈥搗erb (used with object)
6.Cookery. to dress or prepare with crumbs.
7.to break into crumbs or small fragments.
8.to remove crumbs from: The waiter crumbed the table.
Use crumb in a Sentence
See images of crumb
Search crumb on the Web
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
Origin:
bef. 1000; ME crome, crume, OE cruma; akin to D kruim, G Krume crumb, L gr奴mus heap of earth
鈥擱elated forms
crumb路a路ble, adjective
crumber, noun
de路crumb, verb (used with object)
鈥擲ynonyms
2. scrap, shred, morsel, sliver, speckDoes anyone know where i can find a spanish dictionary with definitions in spanish online, or own one?
www.rae.es
Miga: Parte interior y m谩s blanda del pan.
Miguita: Peque帽a parte interior y m谩s blanda del pan.
Good Luck!
You can use the babylon for this purpose. It's the best translator in my opinion:
http://babylon.gnds.info/?l=usDoes anyone know where i can find a spanish dictionary with definitions in spanish online, or own one?
i could not find a spanish dictionary but i could give you information about crumb
鈥搉oun
1.a small particle of bread, cake, etc., that has broken off.
2.a small particle or portion of anything; fragment; bit.
3.the soft inner portion of a bread (distinguished from crust).
4.crumbs, a cake topping made of sugar, flour, butter, and spice, usually crumbled on top of the raw batter and baked with the cake.
5.Slang. a contemptibly objectionable or worthless person.
鈥搗erb (used with object)
6.Cookery. to dress or prepare with crumbs.
7.to break into crumbs or small fragments.
8.to remove crumbs from: The waiter crumbed the table.
Use crumb in a Sentence
See images of crumb
Search crumb on the Web
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
Origin:
bef. 1000; ME crome, crume, OE cruma; akin to D kruim, G Krume crumb, L gr奴mus heap of earth
鈥擱elated forms
crumb路a路ble, adjective
crumber, noun
de路crumb, verb (used with object)
鈥擲ynonyms
2. scrap, shred, morsel, sliver, speckDoes anyone know where i can find a spanish dictionary with definitions in spanish online, or own one?
www.rae.es
Miga: Parte interior y m谩s blanda del pan.
Miguita: Peque帽a parte interior y m谩s blanda del pan.
Good Luck!
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