About Español

Español is a Spanish dictionary and reader. Look a word up as it is written or by what it means in English. Paste any text and it comes back with every word tappable, each word found in the dictionary however the text has it. And see the words of each level, the most common first.

How the reader finds words

A text is split at its spaces and punctuation, and each word looked up both as a word in the dictionary and as a form of one, from Wiktionary's tables of forms. Every word it may be is kept, the most common first: como is como, “as”, and the first person of comer, “to eat”. Pronouns joined onto a verb are taken off it (dámelo is dar, with -melo), and a word written without its accent is found with it.

Sources

• Wiktionary, by its contributors, extracted by kaikki.org with Wiktextract: the dictionary: its words, their meanings, their forms, and the verbs' conjugations. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0 and GFDL.
• FrequencyWords, by Hermit Dave, from OpenSubtitles 2018: how often each word is said, for the levels. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0.
• Tatoeba, by its contributors: the example sentences and their English; each links to its page there. Licence: CC BY 2.0 FR.