QuestWordHunter - Spanish Dictionary

Every word in this pack began as machine translation. Almost none of what you will actually read still is.

esES 54,905 of 62,090 words (87.9%). esMX 89.7%.

The share of the word list understates it, because words are reviewed most-frequent first and vocabulary follows a steep curve. 99.5% of all word occurrences in quest text are now a reviewed entry — open any quest and all but one word in two hundred has been read in context, with a note on what it is doing there.

The most common word still unreviewed appears eight times in the entire game.

What the review catches: 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, and machine translation returns noise for all of it: eh´píritu came back as "hey spirit", fuerzah as "strengthh". Those read as what they are now.

Where no official English name could be confirmed for a coined name, the entry gives a clean literal reading and the note says what could not be verified, rather than inventing a zone or an NPC.

Known issue: a small share of entries capitalise a translation whose Spanish word is lowercase — acabo glossed "Just" rather than "just". Cosmetic, and a fix is planned.