Spanish English Dictionary - Spanish language learning forums The English to Spanish dictionary, and translator are great resources I use everyday and I was just wondering if Spanish English dictionary will be an option sometime in the future Gracias There are a feature in the website where you can find words and English and Spanish too
Looking for a dictionary like the Longman Language Activator - Spanish . . . I would say that your example refers more to a dictionary of word combinations, also known as the collocations dictionary So, the HOUSE entry would be comprised of: This is another type of the reference dictionary which would come in very handy in studying Spanish so any suggestions you may have for this type of dictionary are also welcome
The Bicol dialect of the Philippines - Spanish language . . . - Tomisimo Some Bicol words are similar to Tagalog especially words that are Spanish in origin Joijoi posted something about the prevalence of Spanish words in the Tagalog (Pilipino) language This is true also in the dialects of the Bicol Region Spanish for table = mesa; in Bicol dialect it is lamesa; and as joijoi posted, it is mesa in Tagalog
Television stand - Spanish language learning forums - Tomisimo Television stands today are pieces of furniture Mine holds the satellite receiver, VCR and DVD player They are behind glass doors On the sides of it are cabinets for DVDs etc I can't find anything in my American Heritage Spanish dictionary that would describe this piece of furniture ¡Ayudame, por favor!
Lodo. . . barro - Spanish language learning forums There are at least three words in Spanish for mud Listed in order of moisture content, from lowest to highest, they are: barro, lodo, fango Workable mud is usually called arcilla in Spanish, but barro can also be 'workable' You can't make pottery from lodo or fango An artist works with arcilla Wait for others to chime in
Impresora [Archive] - Spanish language learning forums | Foros para el . . . Some corrections: centuries ago, Shakespeare and Cervantes died This is why I will be very critical with you, Daily Word (you can also be critical with me, this is my way of learning): Impresora, imprimir, hoja, urgir, servir are pure Spanish words, but the phrase formed with them has raised some questions (in me):