Getting a Copy of the drae database

Question

Anyone know if it is possible to get a local copy of the diccionario real academia espanola database?

Answer 1

ATuring

 

El Diccionario Real Academia Española (DRAE) would be a very large book. It is likely to be expensive. If you insist on it, I imagine a quality book store in your locale could order one for you. However, if you are satisfied with online computer access, you can go to the DRAE website and access all of the book's data from your computer. You will find the website
at ----> www.rae.es
Be sure to add the website to your favourites (or bookmark it) so you can return to it easily when you want it.

 

If you need a Spanish to English & English to Spanish dictionary, you can always use the dictionaries availabe here at SpanDict.com. Just use the search window beside your name on the blue menu bar at the top of the screen. On the other hand, you could go directly to ,say, the Collins online Eng/Span & Span/Eng dictionary
at ----> http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english-spanish
Once again, be sure to bookmark or add it to your website favourites so you can find it quickly and easily again and again.

 

Muchos saludos/Best wishes.
Moe

Thanks Moe, I'm not looking for an actual hardcopy (book) of the database, I'm looking for a way to get a local electronic copy of the database. - ATuring, Apr 2, 2014