Spanish-English / English-Spanish translator app?

[elesbb]

i use dv2t Translater . love it . (translate from german<>english) Ich spreche kein spanisch xP

[eric12341]

Originally Posted by elesbb

i use dv2t Translater . love it . (translate from german<>english) Ich spreche kein spanisch xP

@elesbb jaja qué lastima para ti eh, hablo inglés y español. el español es la idioma secundaria de este paÃ*s

[jigwashere]

I think I previously used Google Translator for Windows Mobile, but I don't have a clear memory about it. It might be worth trying.

Originally Posted by eric12341

@elesbb jaja qué lastima para ti eh, hablo inglés y español. el español es la idioma secundaria de este paÃ*s

Minor corrections: El español es el segundo idioma de este paÃ*s. "Idioma" is masculine. Nouns of Greek origin that end in -ma, -pa, and -ta are masculine. Examples include:
* el programa/ program
* el mapa/ map
* el poeta/ poet
* el planeta/ planet
* el idioma/ language
* el sistema/ system
* el telegrama/ telegram
* el problema/ problem
* el clima/ climate
* el drama/ drama
* el cometa/ comet
* el diploma/ diploma
* el tema/ theme
(source)

Also, I think you should use the word "segundo" instead of "secondario," although I'm not sure. To me, the word "secondario" has the connotation of "high school" or "secondary school." Maybe it's just me.

[elesbb]

Originally Posted by jigwashere

I think I previously used Google Translator for Windows Mobile, but I don't have a clear memory about it. It might be worth trying.




Minor corrections: El español es el segundo idioma de este paÃ*s. "Idioma" is masculine. Nouns of Greek origin that end in -ma, -pa, and -ta are masculine. Examples include:
* el programa/ program
* el mapa/ map
* el poeta/ poet
* el planeta/ planet
* el idioma/ language
* el sistema/ system
* el telegrama/ telegram
* el problema/ problem
* el clima/ climate
* el drama/ drama
* el cometa/ comet
* el diploma/ diploma
* el tema/ theme
(source)

Also, I think you should use the word "segundo" instead of "secondario," although I'm not sure. To me, the word "secondario" has the connotation of "high school" or "secondary school." Maybe it's just me.

or you could just speak german !

[elesbb]

Originally Posted by eric12341

@elesbb jaja qué lastima para ti eh, hablo inglés y español. el español es la idioma secundaria de este paÃ*s

uh , nein ?? lol . ich weiss nicht was du gesagt xP sprechs auf Deutsch ! Den ich werde verstehst du !

[eric12341]

Originally Posted by jigwashere

I think I previously used Google Translator for Windows Mobile, but I don't have a clear memory about it. It might be worth trying.




Minor corrections: El español es el segundo idioma de este paÃ*s. "Idioma" is masculine. Nouns of Greek origin that end in -ma, -pa, and -ta are masculine. Examples include:
* el programa/ program
* el mapa/ map
* el poeta/ poet
* el planeta/ planet
* el idioma/ language
* el sistema/ system
* el telegrama/ telegram
* el problema/ problem
* el clima/ climate
* el drama/ drama
* el cometa/ comet
* el diploma/ diploma
* el tema/ theme
(source)

Also, I think you should use the word "segundo" instead of "secondario," although I'm not sure. To me, the word "secondario" has the connotation of "high school" or "secondary school." Maybe it's just me.

I often see /hear those confused all the time. I didn't even realized I made that mistake myself till right before i saw this post.

Originally Posted by elesbb

uh , nein ?? lol . ich weiss nicht was du gesagt xP sprechs auf Deutsch ! Den ich werde verstehst du !

something about speaking in German and being understood.

[jigwashere]

Originally Posted by eric12341

I often see /hear those confused all the time. I didn't even realized I made that mistake myself till right before i saw this post.

One common word that can be very confusing, even for native speakers, is 'el hambre.' Even though it has the article 'el,' it is a feminine noun that takes feminine adjectives. For example, 'tengo mucha hambre.' There are a lot of other common words that work this way, too.

So, since when did I become an expert? Ha! I'm not (not even close). I really wish I could become fluent in Spanish. BTW, I studied German in high school and some day I'd love to take a refresher. I think I'd do much better now.