How to use WordReference to enhance your language learning

WordReference is, at first glance, an online dictionary. Yet, as you delve further, you’ll discover it’s so much more. When you first visit <a href="http://www.wordreference.com/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">www.wordreference.com</a> you will find a search bar and a list of language pairs. You can type a word in any language and then choose which language you’d like to translate it into, and away you go. So, you can type in “house”, select “English — Spanish” and you’ll get “casa”. Or you can type in “casa”, select “Spanish — English” and you’ll get “house”. So that’s WordReference on a basic level. But you can pretty much do that on Google Translate. The way in which WordReference is different is that it’s much more like a dictionary than a translator. <a href="https://medium.com/the-happy-linguist/how-to-use-wordreference-to-enhance-your-language-learning-37cdce782d08">Visit Now</a>