"Other than alta vista babelfish, what is the best free translator on the web for english to spanish - phrases."

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"Babelfish is horrible, almost always wrong"
 by andersc7 on Jan 21 2008 (24 months ago)
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I am a 2nd year Spanish student and we do online homework so sometimes I'll hop over to a translator site if I see a new word or a new conjugation and babel fish always throws me in the wrong direction.  Wordreference.com has always been accurate and was recommended by my professor (I even have the WordReference.com iGoogle widget on my homepage so I just click home and type in my word and it translates it).  Freetranslation.com is also good and I used it exclusively before finding wordreference.com.
Sources: personal experience
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"Google Translate"
 by Vincent on Jan 21 2008 (25 months ago)
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You can try Google Translate. It translates words, text and web pages. You can select Spanish to English, Chinese to English, ... and many others. Under the "Tools" tab, you can find bookmarklets and integration with Google Toolbar.
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"Google Language Tools..."
 by dgilland on Jan 21 2008 (24 months ago)
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Try Google Language Tools here.
Sources: http://www.google.com/language_tools
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