English Spanish Dictionary
Free offline English-Spanish dictionary. Translate words and phrases instantly without internet. Ideal for Spanish learners, travelers, and students.
Key Features
100% Offline
Look up Spanish words anytime, anywhere — no internet connection needed.
Fast Search
Instant results as you type. Find the word you need in milliseconds.
Completely Free
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Android & iOS
Available on both Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
Comprehensive
Thousands of words and phrases covering everyday vocabulary and more.
Bidirectional
Search from English to Spanish or Spanish to English seamlessly.
About English Spanish Dictionary
A complete English-Spanish and Spanish-English offline dictionary designed for fast, reliable translations. Whether you are learning Spanish for travel, school, or work, this app gives you instant access to thousands of words and their meanings.
About Spanish
Spanish is the second most spoken native language in the world, with over 500 million speakers across 20 countries. It is the official language of Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, and many more.
Who is this app for? Spanish learners, travelers to Spain and Latin America, students, professionals.
Spanish is easy to start and easy to get subtly wrong
Spelling is close to phonetic, so pronunciation is largely predictable from the page — a real advantage over English or French. The grammar is regular enough that learners make fast early progress.
The difficulty arrives with the words that look like English and are not. Embarazada is pregnant, not embarrassed. Éxito is success, not an exit — a distinction worth having before you follow a sign. Librería is a bookshop; the library is biblioteca. Actualmente means currently, not actually. Because both languages drew heavily on Latin, the vocabulary you feel most confident about is exactly where the traps are.
Which Spanish?
Spanish has around 500 million native speakers across some twenty countries, and the variation is real. Coche is a car in Spain, carro in much of Latin America. The second-person plural vosotros is everyday speech in Spain and effectively absent from Latin American usage, where ustedes covers both registers.
This dictionary covers standard Spanish, which is the shared core understood everywhere, and notes regional usage where the difference matters for comprehension.
What is in it
Bidirectional entries with several senses each, which is the part that catches false friends. A single-gloss lookup will happily hand you the wrong sense of a word like realizar or asistir; an entry that lists the range makes the mismatch visible immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this cover Latin American or European Spanish?
It covers standard Spanish, the shared core that is understood across all Spanish-speaking countries, and flags regional usage where a difference affects comprehension. Vocabulary such as coche and carro, or the vosotros forms used in Spain, differ by region rather than by correctness.
Will it help me avoid false friends?
That is one of the more useful things a dictionary does here. Entries list multiple senses, so looking up a word like sensible, realizar or asistir shows you the actual meaning rather than the English-shaped guess. Checking any word that looks familiar is a habit worth building.
Does it include verb conjugations?
This is a dictionary rather than a conjugation reference — entries give the infinitive and its meanings. For full conjugation tables in a Romance language, our separate La Conjugaison app covers French verbs in that depth.
Does it work offline?
Yes, entirely. The dictionary data is installed with the app, so lookups work with no connection and nothing you search leaves the device.
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