Spanish Word of the Day
Spanish Word of the Day
by howdog (community developer)description: See the latest spanish word(s) of the day, including it's english translation, and use in a sentence. You'll be smrat in no time!
preview of 'Spanish Word of the Day' app
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Comments
gbblanch
– January 29, 2010
This message is for howdog (the developer of the Spanish Word of the Day widget) but may be of interest for other users who aren't seeing the words properly. Hi howdog, Chumby support told me to leave a message for you here and it would be forwarded to you by email. I'm the owner of www.braser.com and the writer/producer/publisher of the Braser Soft Spanish Word of the Day which you use for the Chumby widget by the same name. I have two items I'd like to discuss with you: 1) maybe you're not aware of it, but the accented Spanish letters shown on my website are not showing up on the Chumby widget. A word like "señora" (with a Spanish "enye" as the third letter) shows up in the widget as "seora". This may be a code page issue you might want to look into. 2) Recently I'm getting thousands of hits every day from the Chumby servers. I just wanted to check with you that the widget is configured to respect the TTL feed time of 1440 (24 hours). Checking for updates more than once a day is useless since the page is updated only once every 24 hours, approximately. If you'd like to contact me, please use the contact form on the website since I don't want to, for reasons you'll understand, to leave my private email in a public forum. Thanks, Brad Blanchard Braser Soft Learn Spanish http://www.braser.com
Voices
– January 7, 2010
I miss the special characters like ñ or é. E.g. I see "seor" and not "señor" o the display. I think it's a problem of the code pages
master
– October 3, 2009
good
Parkerthon
– November 22, 2008
I'm not sure where this widget is pulling its words from, but this is full of obvious mispelling and grammatical errors. Sometimes basic words are consistently incorrect. Such as "Despues" which means "after". In three Word of the Day entries it is seen in various forms incorrectly such as "Despus", "Despus de", and "Poco despus". Beyond that there are various typos in example sentences. While I greatly appreciate this developers efforts for giving us this neat little widget, the source of information can be misleading and downright wrong. Someone that speaks native spanish (or is at least fluent) really needs to audit this database.
blahblah343
– August 4, 2008
cool - finally!
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