What is the best Spanish-Russian dictionary?

Learning a foreign language, whatever it is, requires having certain reference and study material: grammar and exercise books, vocabulary cards, flashcards, and of course! a dictionary.

Having a good dictionary is essential . It is a very useful reference element that will accompany you throughout the learning of the language and with which you will not only  enrich your vocabulary level , but also give it more uses. In addition to helping you with vocabulary, the dictionary is key to checking the spelling of a term, finding synonyms or antonyms of a word, and even, if your level of Russian is quite high, almost bilingual and you dedicate yourself to translation, surely on some occasion you have had to use a dictionary to consult something. Everyone, even professionals, can doubt at a certain time.

Surely you are wondering what are the qualities that a good Spanish-Russian dictionary should have. Well, these are the main ones:

• It must be as complete as possible.
• It should not contain any transliteration.
• Must master the Russian alphabet.
• It must contain the phonetic equivalent of Russian words.

Once the characteristics of a quality dictionary are clear, the next step is for you to go to your trusted library. In the market, there is a wide range of dictionaries, below, we propose some of the most valued by students of Russian:

• Spanish-Russian dictionary of modern use (about 87 euros).
• Basic dictionary Russian-Spanish, Spanish-Russian (11 euros).
• Multilingual Dictionary of Phonetics and Phonology in Seven Languages.
• Russian-Spanish, Spanish-Russian dictionary (22.90 euros).
• Collins Russian-Spanish Dictionary.
• Slang Russian-Spanish, Spanish-Russian Dictionary.

Some more general, others more specific or for professional purposes, what is clear is that you should not give less importance to the dictionary because it is not a grammar book.