QuestWordHunter - Spanish Dictionary

Every word in this pack started as machine translation. This release replaces a large part of that with entries reviewed one at a time, in a real quest sentence.

**esES 30,905 of 58,211 words (53.1%). esMX 30,905 of 56,081 (55.1%).**

The share of the word list understates it. Words are reviewed most-frequent first, and vocabulary follows a steep curve — a small number of words carries most of the text. **97.5% of all word occurrences in quest text are now a reviewed entry**, up from 93.5%. Open a quest at random and better than nine words in ten have been read in context by something that also wrote a note on what the word is doing there.

What the review catches, beyond plain mistranslation: accents that change the word (`salvó` "saved" had been glossed "except"), the subjunctive read as an indicative, preterites flattened to the present, false friends (`despacho` is an office, not a dispatch), and invented lore — `cerrotajo` had been glossed "Ironforge" and is Razor Hill.

Troll, pirate and goblin speech write `s` as `h`. Machine translation returns noise for all of it: `eh´píritu` came back as "hey spirit", `fuerzah` as "strengthh". Those now read as what they are.

**Known issue:** about 2.5% of entries capitalise a translation whose Spanish word is lowercase — `acabo` glossed "Just" rather than "just". Cosmetic, and a fix is planned.