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fuerte

Your word of the day is…

Fuerte

fuerte meaning
fuerte mujer

Can you guess what it means?

It means:

Strong

Now, let me give you some examples…

  • Tiene un caracter fuerte.

To have (3rd.person singular, present) + one (masculine) + character/personality + strong

  • Mi primo es más fuerte que yo.

My + cousin+ to be (3rd.person singular, present) + more + strong + than + me

  • El amor es más fuerte que el odio.

The (masculine) + love + to be (3rd.person singular, present) + more + strong + than + the (masculine) + hate

  • Hoy hace un viento fuerte.

Today + to make (3rd.person singular, present) + one (masculine) + wind + strong

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ordenado

Your word of the day is…

ordenado

spanish word of the day

Can you guess what it means?

It means:

Organized

Now, let me give you some examples…

  • El cuarto está limpio y ordenado.

The (masculine) + room + to be (3rd.person singular, present) + clean + and + organized

  • La niña dejó todo bien ordenado.

The (feminine) + girl+ to leave (3rd.person singular, past) + everything+ well + organized

  • He ordenado los libros por temas.

To have (1st.person singular, past) + organized (past participle) + the (masculine plural) + books + by +topic

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independiente

Your word of the day is…

Independiente

independiente

Can you guess what it means?

It means:

Independent

Now, let me give you some examples…

  • Es un joven independiente y trabajador.

To be (3rd.person singular, present) + one (masculine) + young man + independent + and + hard-working

  • Está muy lejos de ser independiente.

To be (3rd.person singular, present) + very + far + of (meaning “from”) + to be (not conjugated) + independent

  • Este es un banco independiente.

This (masculine) +to be (3rd.person singular, present) + one (masculine) + bank + independent

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delgado

Your word of the day is…

Delgado

delgado

Can you guess what it means?

It can have two meanings:

Skinny / thin

Now, let me give you some examples…

  • Este chico es tan delgado como un fideo.

This (masculine) + boy + to be (3rd.person singular, present) + as (comparative)+ thin + as +one (masculine) + noodle

  • Estás más delgada que antes.

to be (3rd.person singular, present) +more + thin (feminine)+ than +before

  • Antes de ir al gimnasio era muy delgado.

Before + [of] + to go (not conjugated) + to the + gym + to be (1st.person singular, past) + very+ skinny

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alto

Your word of the day is…

alto

alto meaning

Can you guess what it means?

It means:

Tall

Now, let me give you some examples…

  • Es un edificio alto.

To be (3rd.person singular, present) + one (masculine) + building + tall

  • Mi hermano es más alto que yo.

My + brother +to be (3rd.person singular, present) + more + tall + than + me

  • Ya es más alta que su padre.

Alredy +to be (3rd.person singular, present) + more + tall (feminine) + than + her + father

  • Se escondió tras un arbusto alto.

Himself/herself +to hide (3rd.person singular, past) + behind+ one (masculine) + bush + tall

  • ¡Pero que alto estás!

But + how + tall +to be (2nd.person singular, present)

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cara

Your word of the day is…

La cara

cara meaning

Can you guess what it means?

It means:

The face

Now, let me give you some examples…

  • Tu cara irradia felicidad.

Your + face+ to irradiate (3rd.person singular, present) + happiness

  • ¿Por qué esa cara triste?

Why+ that (feminine) + face + sad?

  • A mal tiempo, buena cara.

To + bad + times + good + face

  • Tiene una cara poco expresiva.

To ´have (3rd.person singular, present)+ one(feminine) + face + little/few + expressive

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gordo

Your word of the day is…

gordo

gordo meaning

Can you guess what it means?

It means:

Fat

Now, let me give you some examples…

  • Es un problema gordo.

To be (3rd. person singular, present) + one (masculine) + problem + fat

  • Estoy demasiado gordo.

To be (1st. person singular, present) + too much + fat

  • Es un señor alto y gordo.

To be (3rd. person singular, present) + one (masculine) + man/mister + tall + and + fat

  • El dedo gordo de la mano se llama pulgar.

The (masculine ) + finger + fat + of + the(feminine)n hand + to be called (3rd. person singular, present) + pulgar

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dejar de

Your word of the day is…

dejar de ____

dejar de meaning

Can you guess what it means?

It means:

The stop doing something / to quit (a habit)

Now, let me give you some examples…

  • Quiero dejar de fumar.

to want (1st. person singular, present) + to quit (not conjugated) + of + to smoke (not conjugated)

  • ¡Deja de comerte mi comida!

to stop (2nd. person singular, imperative) + of + to eat[by yourself] (not conjugated) + my + food

  • Voy a dejar de comer carne.

to go (“meaning I will” 1st. person singular) + to+ to stop [by yourself] (not conjugated) +[of] +to eat (not conjugated) + meat

  • Dejar de ver televisión.

To stop (not conjugated) +[of] +to watch (not conjugated) + TV

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nacimiento

Your word of the day is…

El nacimiento

spanish word of the day

Can you guess what it means?

It means:

The birth

Now, let me give you some examples…

  • ¿Cuál es tu ciudad de nacimiento?

What/Which + to be (3rd. person singular, present) + your (possesive) + city + of + birth

  • Dígame su fecha de nacimiento.

To tell [to me](2nd. person singular, imperative) + your (possesive) + date + of + birth

  • Traiga una partida de nacimiento.

To bring (2nd. person singular, imperative) + one (feminine) + certificate + of + birth

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crianza

Your word of the day is…

La crianza

crianza meaning

Can you guess what it means?

It can have two meanings:

The breeding / The upbringing

Now, let me give you some examples…

  • La familia es esencial para la crianza de los niños.

The (feminine) + family + to be (3rd person singular, present) + vital / essential + for + the (feminine) + upbringing + of +the (plural) + children

  • Una mala crianza perjudica el futuro de los niños.

One (feminine) + bad  + upbringing + to harm (3rd person singular, present) + the (masculine) + future+ of +the (plural) + children

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