Angeles's Xombytes

Well, this is my first post and, although my main idea is to post about what I really like, that is, Spanish language, culture, etc., I'd like, today, to tell you some words about me.

My name is Angeles, and I am the Spanish language editor on Bellaonline.com (See Spanish Language - Bellaonline.com.

Hi! ¡Hola!

I'd like to start this list of future best Spanish language resources on the net, talking about... Bellaonline.com!

I've been writting for Bellaonline.com since 2005, if I'm not wrong, running the Spanish site.

Whenever I need a dictionary, an English/Spanish - Spanish/English dictionary (and it is quite often), I use WordReference.com.

I think it is one of the best dictionaries, as far as I know, as you won't just find the translation for a concrete word, but you can also listen to its pronunciation, and the word's description includes common expresions.

Hello! ¡Hola!

Ok, I'd like to tell you about some videos I am preparing.

Well, in fact, there are just three videos, but there will be more soon. I'm talking about My videos on Magnify.net.

¡Hola!

And yes! It is all about TV!

There is a site where you can watch lots of tv channels.

wwiTV.com is totally free. You'll find a left menu, where you can choose the country, and then, any of the available tv channels.

Few days ago, I discovered a Spanish related site where you can join for free and get 1 week-trial, with all the resources.

If you don't like it, or don't want to pay, no problem, you still remain a member, with basic access.

The first time I watched this video, I thought this man was crazy. But... Is that true?? Is this how we, Spanish speakers, are supposed to speak?? Really? :-)

I've watched it again and noticed he says some Spanish words from time to time, like:

Too much time since my last post...

Ok, I'm "introducing" you my fist Quiz about clothes. Play it to learn more vocabulary.

As I guide, take a look at my article with all these words, where you can find their translations, you can also listen how they are pronounced and finally, you'll be able to download either every word's .mp3 or a .pdf file with all of them. The article is here:

This is something I really recommend.

In fact, I know how LoMásTV.com works, as I'm working for them, reviewing Spanish/English captions.

It is all about Spanish videos, with their corresondent transcriptions. Every video has the option to click on any word and see its translation.

¡Hola!

Yes, this is my first try!

It will take place in 1 hour and a half. You will able to interact in real time and hope we all enjoy this!

I discovered www.coveritlive.com, and thought it could be a great way to help anybody in need of an explanation about this COMPLICATED, DIFFICULT and RICH language!