New portal of online, now in Spanish language: bab.la offers a Tm Wikipedia for languages, in the form of an online dictionary in English and Spanish, with linguistic evidence, that encourages users to be part and learn. For more specific information, check out San Antonio Spurs. Businessmen, students and travelers have been waiting this for a long time: the interactive language portal bab.la () has today launched its multilingual platform, where now speaks Spanish, English, German and Chinese. The motto Loving Languages, the founders have received good reviews about your idea. Bab.la language amateur can learn languages not only by the internet, but can also contribute with their own knowledge. Alongside a broad online Spanish-English Dictionary, the user can find testing language about different topics and levels ranging from beginner to a professional level. In addition there are lessons as a proof of economic English vocabulary until the way to conquer English.

The operation of the platform is similar to Wikipedia Tm, but focused on languages. You can introduce proposals for translation, correct proposals for other users, create or evaluate linguistic testing, to ensure optimum quality. Iogrando in this way the user is in the foreground. Thus, interesting, new and current contents are created continuously. The feedback has been very good. During the beta test, several words were introduced and many language tests were created by users. With a dimension of valuation from 70 per cent in language tests, the idea of participation has exceeded all the expectations.

Andreas Schroeter, one of the three founders says: we never would have expected such an impact. Bab.la hit the nail with this new idea. The world 600 million people speak English, and 100 million approximately speak Spanish as a second language. The need to learn other languages is huge and grows continuously says Patrick Uecker, another founder and former manager of technical projects in AOL. Bab.la is currently in Spanish, English, German and Chinese; However, other language combinations will come soon. Patrick adds: worldwide approximately 7,000 languages are spoken so we see that we still much to be done. From now on you can also enjoy our FORUM where you can interact with thousands of users, ask for help about any specialized terms, or just help you translate the idiom that we have in each of the countries. Original author and source of the article.