| Wise words from today's photo 😂 | | | Hola! Get ready to stay (permanecer) engaged as we water (riego) your curiosity with fun Spanish words and a hilarious joke about the verb 'bostezar'. Don't forget to stick (atenerse a la ley) to the rules, and join us for a delightful afternoon (tarde) of language learning! |
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| permanecer The word 'permanecer', translated to 'remain' in English, is commonly used in Spanish conversation and written contexts. This verb is used to express the continuity or persistence of a certain state, condition, or situation. For example, it can be used in sentences like 'quiero permanecer contigo' which means 'I want to remain with you'. It is an essential verb in Spanish language that every learner should familiarize with. Here's how to use it: Ella decidió permanecer en silencio. Mi abuela solía permanecer entrenando sus plantas. Vamos a permanecer amigos, no importa qué. | |
| riego The term 'riego' refers to the process, technique, or method of watering plants, fields, or landscaped areas. It is a critical activity in the farming, gardening, and agricultural sectors, regulating water utilization to seed or assist in the growth of plants. The term irrigation in English matches the understanding of 'riego' in Spanish. Here's how to use it: El riego por goteo es muy eficiente. Existe riesgo de riego en esta zona porque el terreno es muy seco. El sistema de riego está defectuoso. | |
| figura The word 'figura' means 'figure' in English and is used to refer to various context. In mathematics, it can refer to a numerical value (as in 'figure out' which means calculate or solve). It can also refer to an individual's silhouette or shape (for example, 'She has a beautiful figure'). Additionally, in languages and arts, 'figure' could be a significant or notable person, a literary or artistic device, or even a shape in some contexts. Like in English, the versatility of this word in Spanish allows it to fit into numerous contexts, offering a broad range of use. Here's how to use it: Esa figura en el papel es un triángulo. ¿Cuándo veremos figuras geométricas en matemáticas? Su figura se veía en la sombra. | |
| atenerse a la ley The Spanish phrase 'atenerse a la ley' translates to 'abide by the law' in English. It's a phrase used to indicate the action of following or adhering to the laws, rules, or standards set by an authority. Just as in English, this phrase can be used in various contexts in Spanish where lawfulness, obedience, or adherence to regulations is a requirement or expectation. Here's how to use it: Todos debemos atenernos a la ley para mantener la convivencia en sociedad. Para evitar problemas futuros con la administración, es mejor atenerse a la ley desde el principio. Incluso si no está de acuerdo con una regla, tiene que atenerse a la ley. | |
| tarde The word refers to the specific time point competing with a popular one when an activity is universally concluded, connoting extra hours setting out from scheduled time. Here's how to use it: Llegaste muy tarde a la fiesta. Es tarde, deberíamos irnos. Nunca es tarde para aprender. | |
| 😆😆😆 ¿Pepito, ¿cuál es el futuro del verbo bostezar? Dormiré. | |
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