Spanish to English Translation

This page lets you make free translation in more than 100 languages. However, this is strictly for non-professional and casual needs. If you have any understanding of the required languages, it can be quite helpful to grasp the gist of a document in a split second, saving you money and time. It is a wonderful aid for language learners since it allows you to listen to texts in their native accents. Just type in Spanish into the given box and click on the 'translate' button, then it will help you make computer-generated results. Therefore, it must not be considered fully accurate or precise; it just does give a sense of what is meant. To utilise it in reverse language pairings, the user just types messages and selects the desired target language. This website also contains the most often used translation sentences, including basic expressions, making friends, time expressions, shopping, movies, reservations, appointments, business, phone, restaurants, asking directions, and airport. For your professional needs, not only free translation English to Spanish, but also vice versa, feel free to contact us, and we will be happy to provide you with high quality services at a reasonable cost. We also assure you of timely delivery of all your documents to be interpreted professionally.


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It is ranked among the top five widely spoken languages in the world. It belongs to the Romance group of languages and has its origins in the Castile region of Spain and is thus, at times, referred to as castellano or Castilian. In some regions, it is also termed Español. Worldwide, there are estimated to be more than 450 million native speakers of the language. The numbers go up to more than 550 million if speakers who speak it as a second language are counted as well.

It is the national language of Spain. It is also widely spoken in South America and has marginally fewer speakers there than Portuguese, the popular language in the region. It is the official language of Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, Chile, Costa Rica, Colombia, Panama, Paraguay, Mexico, Cuba, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, Guatemala, Honduras, Venezuela, Uruguay. Equatorial Guinea, and the Philippines. There are significant numbers of Spanish-speaking people in the United States as well where the language is influenced by native American languages. The dialect spoken in various areas varies, depending on the region. It is one of the six official languages of the United Nations.

In the 16th century, the Spanish empire colonised parts of the USA, Africa, the Philippines, and Oceania. As a result, the language spread to these areas and is still spoken there as a first language. Latin has been the biggest influence on this language. Over time, many words from other languages, such as Arabic, French, and Italian, have been absorbed into the language, giving birth to its current form. Lately, some English words too have become a part of the language. Feel free to translate from Spanish to English text for any words on your mind.

Spanish has a strong Latin influence. Furthermore, the language has absorbed numerous terms from Arabic, Italian, and French. A handful of English terms have recently made their way into the language. This page's free Spanish translation tool will assist you in finding them quickly.

It is written in the Latin script and its alphabet, called the abecedario, consists of 27 letters and 2 digraphs. It is quite phonemic in nature and thus easy to spell, relatively speaking. If one is aware of the right way of pronouncing a Spanish word, it can be spelt correctly. Of course, this is not applicable to the foreign words that have been imbibed by the language later. What is unique about this language is the use of the inverted exclamation and question mark (Â¡ and Â¿) and Ã±. The latter has been adopted by some other languages too now. These changes were brought about by the Real Academia Española that sets the rules for its grammar usage and brings out dictionaries.