¿Tiene un libro español-inglés?

Question

I obtained one today, it is a cheep one but I am already expanding my vocabulary!

Here are some words I have learned from it

Idioma
Nativo
Centro
Rata
Coreano

Very useful book!

Answer 1

I have a Spanish-Swedish/Swedish-Spanish dictionary.

I found it in store months ago, extremely cheap. 29 kr, which is around $3-4, I believe. I had no choice but buy it, haha. I also bought this Mexican movie.

Answer 2

OK, let's not drift away from Eric's nice question. I think everybody should own dictionaries, so much to learn!

I have several dictionaries, a dozen I think,

One of the best in my opinion is the Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English, Then I have some English-Spanish and two or three Spanish only. Of course we cannot compete with Lazarus who once said he would lay out the whole room with his dictionaries.

(By the way, we say: un libro español-inglés, not the other way round, Eric. )

Answer 3

Sí, estoy de acuerdo contigo, Quentin. La frase "más mejor" no es correcta, porque "mejor" ya es un superlativo, y por eso, no se tiene que añadir la palabra "más".Piénsalo otra vez, Nick. 'Mejor? es un comparativo; 'el mejor? es el superlativo.

Answer 4

Sí, estoy de acuerdo contigo, Quentin. La frase "más mejor" no es correcta, porque "mejor" ya es un superlativo, y por eso, no se tiene que añadir la palabra "más".

Answer 5

I have a Spanish book Eric, It is called "Spanish for Dummies!"

Hmm. Freudian slip?

Answer 6

Creo que tengo el diccionario **mas mejor **del mundo.

I think saying más mejor is similar to more better in English, ie., (incorrect)

lo mejor =the best
el mejor diccionario

Or as my friend Junie B. Jones would say "the bestest" or the "most bestest".

más mejor

Answer 7

I bought Harrap's Spanish & English 'pocket' Dictionary published by McGraw Hill. It was recommended by the writer of my Spanish course and although it wouldn't fit any pocket I know of I don't know what I'd do without it. It gives examples of how to use the words in a phrase, not just the bare translation. Also a section of conjugations and one of common phrases. Mine is very dog-eared after a year! Creo que tengo el diccionario mas mejor del mundo.

Answer 8

¡Hola Jázmin! Tengo un español-inglés libro tambien.

¡Buenas noches!

Answer 9

I have a Spanish book Eric, It is called "Spanish for Dummes!"

Answer 10

¡Hola Alica y bienvenida a mi tema del foro! Me gusta estudiar español.

I didn't buy it, my grandma bought it for me.

Answer 11

I have a pocket-size Spanish-English dictionary that I have used in classes at the community college for the past three years. I also own a desk-size Spanish dictionary that is ALL Spanish. I don't use it yet, but I hope to grow into it! And I got a Franklin Spanish-English translator earlier this year. It is awesome! It's quick and easy to use. Plus I can enter any form of a verb and it will give me the infinitive and the meaning. It also has verb conjugations. I have learned so much with this tool! I wish I had gotten it when I first started studying Spanish.