English Spanish Advanced Dictionary for iOS

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English Spanish Advanced Dictionary + Big dictionary with more than 300 000 words. + Simple to use 1.0 Functions:+ web browser with bookmark and...

English Spanish Advanced Dictionary + Big dictionary with more than 300 000 words. + Simple to use 1.0 Functions:+ web browser with bookmark and translate function. + search word + history + translate text+ speech textSpanish (espaol), also called Castilian (castellano listen (helpinfo)), is a Romance language that originated in Castile, a region in Spain. There are approximately 407 million people speaking Spanish as a native language, making it the second-most-spoken language by number of native speakers after Mandarin.[1] Spanish has the largest amount of native speakers of any Indo-European language in the world, the largest language family on Earth. Spanish is one of the six official languages of the United Nations, and is used as an official language by the European Union and Mercosur.Spanish is the most popular second language learned by native speakers of American English.[5] In many other countries as well, in the 21st century, the learning of Spanish as a foreign language has grown significantly, facilitated in part because of the growing population demographics and economic performance of numerous Spanish-speaking countries such as Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Mexico. Growing popularity in extensive international tourism and seeking less expensive retirement destinations for North Americans, Europeans, Australians, and Japanese are other common reasons.Spanish is the most widely understood language in the Western Hemisphere, with significant populations of native Spanish speakers ranging from the tip of Patagonia to as far north as New York City and Chicago. Additionally, there are over 10,000,000 fluent second language speakers in both Brazil and the United States. Since the early 21st century, it has arguably superseded French in becoming the second-most-studied language and the second language in international communication, after English