Spanish Translator Offline 12+

Superior Spanish/English dictionary/translator

I’ve tried multiple Spanish/English dictionary/translation apps and this one is by far the best Spanish/English dictionary/translator. Hassle free-No toggling back and forth from one language to the other. Audio pronunciation is clear. Multiple samples of words in sentence usage; the different parts of speech and different meanings for each word is defined with sentences showing in context usages. All of these things help with retention and clarity of actual usage. Love it. P.S. The app is free so use it and give it a rating instead of being annoyed that it keeps asking to rate it. If we don’t rate apps how will they know how to improve, fix, or enhance it.

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It’s useful for a fluent bilingual person

It’s useful for a fluent bilingual person who just wants to check on the spelling of words, check where the accent is on the spelling.
I wish it would have a feedback function. I would like to add new context sentences using the translated words. Kind of like when the public gets to add updates to Wikipedia. Because some words don’t have the sentence examples or the sentence examples don’t include all the alternate meanings.
For example I looked up the English word “Hutch”. Hutch in English means a piece of furniture, a cupboard used for storage, usually dishes. The app translated “Hutch” into Spanish as “conejera”, which means a pen or coop for RABBITS!! It is true that Hutch in English could also mean a pen or coop for animals but that context IS RARELY EVER USED. The translator app needs to have ability for the users to report missing or incorrect translations and ability for the users to add their own sentence examples.

Tricky tricky

This app has some nice features but it kinda feels like a science experiment to try to trick you to rate the app and click on ads. First of all, why is it callled Spanish Translator Online when you have to upgrade to the paid version to get the offline part? Then the search field isn’t active when u first start the app until I tap on it, so it makes you think you might have to tap the Install ad at the top to get started. And why is the ad at the top of the screen, so in your face, instead of the bottom like most app? But the really trick is when they prompt you to rate the app 5 stars to get an upgrade.!this happened to me a while back when I first installed the app. Sounds like buying reviews, is that even allowed by Apple. Probably explains why they have so many reviews but also explains why every second review complains about sooo many ads.