history

The Spanish word 'historia' translates to 'history' in English. History is a chronological collection of past events and developments related to a place, an institution, or a concept. It is studied to understand time and factors leading to current situations, thereby becoming the basis for future actions and decisions. The term 'historia' in Spanish carries the same implications and is used in various contexts, like 'historia de España' (history of Spain), 'historia del arte' (history of art), etc.

Example sentences using: historia

Esa historia no te la crees ni tú.

You don't even believe that story.

In this context, 'historia' means 'story' and is used to refer to something that one person told to another, something that the speaker believes is not believable.

Amo la historia de Roma antigua.

I love the story of ancient Rome.

In this sentence, 'historia' is used to refer to a 'story', in this context, it's referring to the historical events and narratives of ancient Rome.

La historia de nuestro país es rica y diversa.

The history of our country is rich and diverse.

Here, 'historia' is used to mean 'history'. Specifically, it refers to the past events and developments that have taken place in the speaker's country.