Spanish Dictionaries 

Spanish is one of the most used global languages along with English. It is also one of six official working languages of the United Nations. Today, 410 million people in the world speak spanish. Spanish is spoken most extensively in South and North America, Europe, and certain parts of Asia and Africa. It is spoken on all continents though.

There is a great recognition for Spanish language in the world of entertainment especially music. One cannon help shaking for the beats of Spanish music. I love listening to Spanish music too. Eventhough Spanish is written like English (the English Alphabets) it sounds much different from English. The first word I learnt in Spanish was "Gracias" meaning "thankyou." It is not difficult to learn Spanish words especially when you live in the south and west coast of North America.

I have a friend who speaks Spanish. She translates me the language whenever I come across new Spanish words. She is my mobile Spanish dictionary, faster than my search engine on dial up connection! I got this special passion for Spanish when I first landed in North America at my 24th year of life and when I happened to hear Spanish music on the FM everytime I drive to work. I loved the beat and the rhythm of it, but couldn't get to grasp even a word. Then when I spoke to my Spanish friends at work about learning the language, they most happily came forward to help me. One of them said, "You can learn to speak Spanish easily. It is not a difficult language at all." I asked my friend, "Can you teach me a song in Spanish, I want to lull my baby to sleep in Spanish?" And there I learnt my first Spanish song,

"A la nanita nana, nanita ea, nanita ea,

MMi Jesus tiene sueno, bendito sea, bendito sea."

Additional Resources for Spanish Language Dictionaries can be found in the following websites

1. Spanish Dictionary

• translationinfo.net/db/online+dictionary+spanish+to+english

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