There are many apps for an iPhone. I see some are also available for Blackberrys and Palm phones. I mostly use one of those. If on the computer, I use a free one from the net. Either Google translator (which is not a dictionary) or Word Reference:

¡Hola Zetor! I'm from upstate New York and I've been teaching myself for about 8 weeks or so. I feel as though I am starting to get it with my reading and writing. I still have a lot to learn though and I don't have anyone to

Sorry, I can't do the accents on this computer. ¿Qué tipo computadora tienes? ¿Mac, PC (Windows) o otra cosa? What kind of computer do you have? Mac, PC (Windows) or something else? <Corregirás mi español por favor>

Have you tried the library? Nice thing about it is it's free. We have a main library downtown in the city where I live and many smaller local branches around the suburban areas of the county. I have found occasional "Learn

I have found myself using these the most thus far: Must have: ir..to go ser..to be estar..to be Good ones to know: dar..to give dicir..to say, to tell pedir..to ask for poder..to be able to, can poner..to put querer..to want tener..to have

¡Holo! I'll write my sentence in English. I'll write my sentenance in Spanish. Please put any corrections on a new line under my spanish. Example Here is an example of the format. Aqui es un ejemplo del formato.

Tengo jabón (soap?) en mi ojos o Tengo jabón en mi los ojos. Gracias, Art

Yes it does help. Thank you very much. I want to be careful. I don't want to offend anyone. In a new language it could happen easily. Art

¡Hola! Soy de estatura promedio. Tengo el cabello rojo. Necesito más cabello <sonrisa>. Mis ojos cambiar el color. Ahora esta azule/gris (hazel). Soy blanco pero tengo pecas, mi piel es tan más oscura. Tengo barba. Soy ni gordo ni delgado