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How to Translate Word to Spanish PDF

So, you#38;rsquo;re stuck with a word file that you#38;rsquo;ve been longing to convert into a PDF but you also want to translate that article into another language so that your foreign readers could understand it. The question is, what language will that be? Well, aside from English and Chinese (two most popular languages as of 2019), we highly suggest the language found on the third place #38;ndash; Spanish.

Published 12 Dec 2019

So, you’re stuck with a word file that you’ve been longing to convert into a PDF but you also want to translate that article into another language so that your foreign readers could understand it. The question is, what language will that be? Well, aside from English and Chinese (two most popular languages as of 2019), we highly suggest the language found in the third-place – Spanish.

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What you should know about the Spanish language

The Spanish language has been widely used and learned by many. Since it is becoming popular, an increasing number of students have been studying this language. Many think it’s easy to learn this language but there are actually a few pointers that make it very confusing.

First of all, nouns have genders in the Spanish language. To make it even more confusing, some words have both genders. The rule in nouns is based on the vowels, assigning the proper article on it. Nouns are given articles but never possessed. By this, we mean there are no possessive nouns in Spanish. For instance, if you say “Mickey’s car” in English, then the noun is instantly possessive, right? In Spanish, “’s” is nonexistent so you add additional words and turn the sentence differently like “The car of Mickey.” Adjectives meanwhile are spoken after the noun. It becomes very confusing because, in the English language, the adjective comes before the noun.  

Spanish words

In addition to these confusing rules, the language also has cultural factors in using words and phrases. One example is using the verb “to have” in Spanish. This simple phrase in English can simply mean to own but in Spanish, it can mean “I am” or “I’m feeling.”

Confused already? There’s more to it so don’t even try translating your document on your own. Here are more trivial facts about the Spanish language.

Trivia: Intriguing things about Spanish

It's not enough that we showed you the difference between English and Spanish. You’ve got to know these facts so you can actually appreciate the language.

Fact number one: Did you know that there are a lot of people speaking Spanish? Around 534 million people are currently doing so and its actually the fourth most spoken language around the world. Over the internet, Spanish is the third most used language, falling after English and Chinese language.

Fact number 2: Spanish is spoken in 21 different countries and they use it as their first and official language. Many of you may think that Spanish is only used in Spain but actually, it’s used also in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Peru, Venezuela, Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala, Cuba, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Paraguay, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Panama, Uruguay, and Equatorial Guinea.

Fact number 3: Around 8% of the Spanish Dictionary derived from Arabic words. Not all are derived from Latin you see. Every language has an influence on another language. So how did this happen? Back in history, you will find that the Iberian Peninsula was conquered by Arabs and because of this, the language was greatly influenced even after the Arabs were gone.

Spanish Dictionary

Fact number 4: Their language is called “Castellano” or “Español” in their own tongue, not “Spanish.” What these two terms literally mean is “comes from Castilla/Spain.” Both terms are used often and can be interchanged.

Fact number 5: Increasing the number of students online and offline are taking Spanish lessons. On the internet alone, over 800% growth rate was seen in the use of Spanish online. The language is so popular that it became the first language expected to be used by 50% of the US population in 50 years.

Fact number 6: Since the English language also has an influence on the modern Spanish language, there are several words that are similar however, there are also various words in English and in Spanish that sound the same but actually have different meanings. These are called false cognates and can really get you in trouble! Here are some words that you’ll find really interesting:

 

Spanish

Translation

Sounds Like in English

Preservativo

Condom

Preservative

Constipacion

Cold

Constipation

Molestar

Annoy

Molest

Exito

Success

Exit

Suceso

What happened

Success

Embarazada

Pregnant

Embarrassed

Bizarro

Gallant

Bizarre

Decepcion

Disappointment

Deception

Idioma

Language

Idiom

Bombero

Firefighter

Bomber

Codo

Elbow

Code

Carpeta

Folder

Carpet

Introducir

Insert

Introduce

Fabrica

Factory

Fabric

Enviar

To send

Envy

Pie

Foot

Pie

Lectura

Read

Lecture

Compromiso

Obligation

Compromise

Nudo

Knot

Nude

Realizar

Perform

Realize

Sopa

Soup

Soap

Largo

Long

Large

Chocar

Punch

Choke

Asistir

Attend

Assist

Recordar

Remind

Record

Rapista

Barber

Rapist

Actual

Current

Actual

Contestar

Answer

Contest

Ropa

Clothes

Rope

Mantel

Table cloth

Mantel

Facto number 7: If you use different articles/genders on some Spanish words, its meaning becomes different. Putting “el” or “la” changes the noun’s meaning. Here’s a list of words that has both genders (el / la).

 

Spanish with “El”

Translation

Spanish with “La”

Translation

El bateria

Male drummer

La betria

Battery

El frente

Front

La frente

Forehead

El guardia

Policeman

La guardia

Protection

El guia

Guide

La guia

Guidebook

El haz

Light beam

La haz

Face

El mañana

Future

La mañana

morning

El parte

Document

La parte

Portion

El papa

Pope

La papa

Potato

El radio

Radius

La radio

Radio

El tema

Subject

La tema

Obsession

El terminal

Electrical terminal

La terminal

Shipping terminal

El vista

Customs officer

La vista

View

El vocal

Committee member

La vocal

Vowel

El pendiente

Earring

La pendiente

Slope

El pez

Fish

La pez

pitch

El ordenanza

Order

La ordenanza

orderly

El cabeza

Male in charge

La cabeza

Head

el capital

Investment

La capital

Capital city

El circular

Pie chart

La circular

Circular

El coera

Cholera

La colera

Anger

El coma

Coma

La coma

Comma

El cometa

Comet

La cometa

Kite

El consonante

Rhyme

La consonante

Consonant

El contra

Drawback

La contra

Antidote

El corte

Cut

La corte

Court

El doblez

Fold

la doblez

Double

El editorial

article

La editorial

publishing

El escucha

Guard

La ecucha

Listening

El final

End

La final

championship

El busca

Pager

La busca

search

The Spanish language is very confusing but very popular so having tools like our PDF translator will make translating very easy for you. But if you’re still not convinced that Spanish is the right language for you, you can still convert them into another language with our tool here at DeftPDF.

How to convert your word and translate it in Spanish or another language

The process is easy to follow and fast to process. All you need to do is follow the simple steps as shown in the video. Tool link here: Translate to Spanish 
 

 

 

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