Choosing a pocket Spanish dictionary
I've already got an authoritative <Oxford Spanish Dictionary> on the bookshelf, it's not very heavy but rather inconvenient to carry around, so I'd like to get an intermediate level pocket dictionary. The edition of "Spanish-English & English-Spanish" (including the differences between Castilian & Latin American) would be much preferred. Do you have any suggestions for the following brand options? Thank you very much!
1. Oxford:
2. Random House: <Random House Spanish Dictionary>
3. Collins: <Collins Easy Learning Spanish Dictionary>
4. Merriam Webster: <Merriam-Webster's Spanish-English Dictionary>
Remark: I personally can't get used to any electronic dictionaries, maybe I prefer to carry paper dictionaries around. Sometimes, I feel it's a pain looking up an electronic dictionary for more details.
1. Oxford: <Pocket Oxford Spanish Dictionary>
1. Oxford: <Pocket Oxford Spanish Dictionary> 1. Oxford: Pocket Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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My absolute favorite Spanish dictionary of all time is the "Simon and Schuster's International Spanish Dictionary. Extremely complete and robust with variation based on country. I don't remember seeing a pocket version though, but I'll look for one and let you know.
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Hello,
I 'd go for "Oxford" then would choose "Collins" or " Merriam Webster" as a second choice ,either of them equally good!
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i prefer the webster's
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