How do you say "link" (as in an internet link)?

Question

The translator gives three different words: lazo, vínculo, and acoplamiento. Are all three correct? Is one preferred? Are none of them correct?

Answer 1

hiperenlace, hipervínculo

Answer 2

Enlace is the word that I have seen used most frequently.

Thanks. - webdunce, SEP 14, 2009

Enlace is connection, viniculo is link. - kenwilliams, SEP 14, 2009

Enlace can also be a link but on spanish computors it means connection. - kenwilliams, SEP 14, 2009

Answer 3

As far as I know, "vínculo" is the most common word.

Answer 4

Thanks to everyone, good answers all around.

Answer 5

A google search makes me think that vínculo, lazo, and enlace are all interchangeable. However, the SpanishDict.com dictionary indicates that enlace can be used as a computer term. The dictionary does not indicate this for the other terms. So I will probably favor enlace.

Answer 6

simply link

Are you sure you meant "link" and not "hyperlink" - a reference to an external piece of information?

Yes, hyperlink is what I meant. As in "click the link to see the video." - webdunce, SEP 14, 2009

Answer 7

Enlace, hipervínculo.

Answer 8

I have always seen and used hiperenlace.

h,yo no he visto esto nunca, Jay - 00494d19, SEP 14, 2009

He visto hipervínculo - 0074b507, SEP 14, 2009

Answer 9

Enlace es lo que se usa en España.

I have just by chance found this very interesting site. You will find housands of words pronounced in all kind of languages.

enlace

excellent sound.