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March 1, 2010 | 2 Comments
I was writing an email in Spanish this morning and couldn’t recall the proper word for “guidelines”. As an experiment, I typed this into a Google search: translate “guidelines” spanish.
Lo-and-behold the top hit was an excellent online translator that not only gave me the correct term (pautas) but offers both Spanish and English audio of each word. Try it yourself at Bab.La
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EXCELLENT!
Thank You.
Speaking of websites, try looksing at http://geo-mexico.com. It doesn’t do translations but has a new neat little tidbit about Mexico everyday.